Karnataka with Lakshadweep

Day 1 Arrive Goa

Arrival at Goa International Airport.

Once immigration procedures are completed and luggage collected, our representative will be waiting for you outside the terminal to transfer you to the hotel.

Arrival at the hotel and check-in. Standard Check-in at 14:00 / Check-out at 12:00.

Shantadurga Hindu Temple: Shri Shantadurga Temple is located at the foothills of Kavalem village in Ponda Taluka. It is dedicated to Goddess Shantadurga and reflects traditional Goan temple architecture.

Se Cathedral: Built to commemorate the victory of Afonso Albuquerque, this is one of the largest churches in Asia and a major religious landmark in Goa.

Bom Jesus Basilica: A UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its baroque architecture and for housing the relics of St. Francis Xavier.

Latin Quarter of Fontainhas: Famous for narrow streets, colorful Portuguese houses, red-tiled roofs and old-world charm.

Panjim: Visit the local market in the capital city of Goa, known for its vibrant atmosphere and local products.

Overnight stay in Goa.

Day 2 Goa-Hubballi (192 Km, 4 hours 40 minutes)

After breakfast, drive to Hubballi.

On arrival transfer to the hotel.

Chandramouleshwara Temple: Built by the Chalukyas in the 11th–12th centuries, this temple is known for its unique structure and intricate carvings, reflecting ancient architectural excellence.

Overnight stay in Hubballi.

Day 3 Hubballi-Badami (105 Km, 2 hours 40 minutes)

After breakfast, departure for Badami.

Cave Temples: Four rock-cut temples with detailed carvings of Shiva, Vishnu and Jain Tirthankaras, showcasing early Chalukyan art.

Badami Fort: Built in 543 AD, located on a cliff offering scenic views and historical watchtowers.

Bhuthanatha Temples: Located near Agastya Lake, these sandstone temples dedicated to Lord Shiva glow beautifully in sunlight.

Banashankari Temple: A historic temple blending Dravidian and Nagara styles, known for its cultural and religious significance.

Overnight stay at Badami.

Day 4 – Badami-Hampi (148 Km, 3 hours 40 minutes)

After breakfast, the day begins.

Mahakuta Temples: A group of temples known for Chalukyan architecture and peaceful surroundings.

Mallikarjuna Temple: Located near Agastya Lake, known for its stepped structure and classic design.

After visiting Badami, departure for Hampi.

Overnight stay in Hampi.

Day 5 – Hampi

After breakfast, the day begins.

Virupaksha Temple: A UNESCO site dedicated to Lord Shiva and one of the oldest functioning temples in India.

Vijaya Vittala Temple: Famous for its stone chariot and musical pillars, representing the peak of Vijayanagara architecture.

Hazara Rama Temple: Known for detailed carvings depicting scenes from the Ramayana.

Lakshmi Narasimha Temple: A massive monolithic statue representing Lord Narasimha, showcasing Hoysala influence.

Elephant Stables: A series of domed chambers used for royal elephants during the Vijayanagara Empire.

Queen’s Bath: A royal bathing structure known for its Indo-Islamic style and elegance.

Lotus Mahal: A beautiful palace combining Islamic and Hindu architectural styles, used by royal women.

Achyutaraya Temple: Dedicated to Lord Venkateshwara, known for its grand structure and detailed carvings.

Overnight stay in Hampi.

Day 6 – Hampi-Chitradurga-Hassan (321 Km, 6 hours 20 minutes)

After breakfast, departure for Hassan.

En route visit Chitradurga.

Chitradurga Fort: A massive hill fort built by multiple dynasties, known for its strategic design and historic temples.

Upon arrival in Hassan, transfer to the hotel.

Overnight in Hassan.

Day 7 – Hassan-Mysore (172 Km, 4 hrs)

After breakfast, depart for Mysore.

On arrival visit Mysore Palace: A grand royal residence of the Wadiyar dynasty, famous for its architecture and cultural significance.

St. Philomena’s Cathedral: A neo-Gothic church inspired by Cologne Cathedral, one of the tallest in Asia.

Venugopala Swamy Temple: A beautiful Hoysala-style temple located near Krishna Raja Sagara.

Overnight stay in Mysore.

Day 8 – Mysore-Bangalore (150 Km, 2 hours 50 minutes)

After breakfast, depart for Bangalore.

Bangalore Palace: A royal residence inspired by Tudor-style architecture.

ISKCON Temple: A modern and grand temple dedicated to Lord Krishna.

Cubbon Park: A green space in the city center, ideal for relaxation and walks.

Nandi Temple: Located in Bugle Rock, dedicated to Nandi, the sacred bull of Lord Shiva.

Tipu’s Summer Palace: A historic Indo-Islamic palace built by Tipu Sultan.

Lalbagh Garden: A famous botanical garden known for its glasshouse and flower shows.

Overnight stay in Bangalore.

Day 9 – Bangalore-Agatti (By flight) Agatti-Bangaram (By boat)

After breakfast, depart for Lakshadweep (Bangaram).

Transfer to Bangalore airport for flight to Agatti.

On arrival transfer to Bangaram by boat.

On arrival at Bangaram transfer to hotel.

Overnight stay at Bangaram.

Day 10 – Bangaram

After breakfast, the day begins.

Free time to relax and enjoy the island, beaches and clear waters.

Overnight stay at Bangaram.

Day 11 Bangaram

After breakfast, the day begins.

Free time for leisure activities like swimming, snorkeling or relaxing by the beach.

Overnight stay at Bangaram.

Day 12 – Bangaram-Agatti (By boat) Agatti-Bangalore (By flight)

After breakfast, depart for Bangalore.

Transfer to Agatti by boat.

Transfer to Agatti airport for flight to Bangalore.

Upon arrival transfer to hotel.

Overnight stay in Bangalore.

Day 13 – Bangalore-Next

Transfer to Bangalore airport.

Ciao India Tours wishes you a pleasant journey.