Anand Mahindra-Inspired Hidden Travel Gems Around Mysore Palace
By Priyanka Roshan, aug 28, 2024
Anand Mahindra recently reminisced about his childhood visits to Mysore, recalling stops at the Naviluna Chocolate Factory on his way to Ooty.
Near Mysore Palace, Naviluna is renowned for its artisanal, small-batch chocolates made from local ingredients, reflecting Mysore's rich cultural heritage. A must-visit for chocolate lovers.
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Mahindra described Mysore as a city embodying the new and exotic experiences emerging across India, enhancing the country’s reputation as a sought-after global travel destination.
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Inspired by Mahindra's nostalgia, we've curated a list of travel gems around Mysore Palace that showcase the city's rich cultural and artisanal heritage. Take a look...
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Located in Jaganmohan Palace, this gallery showcases over 2,000 significant artifacts, offering a glimpse into South India’s rich artistic heritage.
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A vibrant spot to explore, Devaraja Market offers fresh fruits, vegetables, and colorful flowers, providing a rich taste of Mysore’s local culture.
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Set in the Manasa Gangotri campus, this heritage building, now a museum, showcases artifacts related to local folk arts, ancient tools, and archaeological finds.
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Featuring a historic temple dedicated to Goddess Chamundeswari, this hill provides breathtaking panoramic views of Mysore, making it an ideal spot for a scenic escape.
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Showcases life-size wax statues of musicians and a diverse range of musical instruments in creative settings, highlighting the evolution and variety of music from around the world.
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Established in 1979, this outdoor museum, run by South Western Railways, features vintage steam locomotives, railway carriages, inspection cars, and historical rail equipment.
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