Bangalore, Mysore, Ooty

To:

Ooty - Mysore - Bangalore

From:

Pune

Duration:

7N/8D

7N/8D

Overview:

Ooty, also known as Udhagamandalam, is a charming hill station nestled in the Nilgiri Hills of Tamil Nadu. Often called the “Queen of Hill Stations,” it captivates visitors with its cool climate, scenic landscapes, colonial-era bungalows, tea plantations, and peaceful lakes. Whether you’re walking through the lush botanical gardens, enjoying a boat ride in Ooty Lake, or taking the famous toy train ride through the mountains, Ooty offers a refreshing escape from city life. Its natural beauty and tranquil vibes make it a must-visit for families, nature lovers, and photography enthusiasts alike.

Itinerary (Day Wise)

Key Highlights

Quick Info :

– Route: Pune – Ooty – Mysore – Delhi – Pune – Duration: 8 Days / 7 Nights – Start Point: Pune – End Point: Ooty

Inclusion

– Airport / Railway Station pick up and drop as per your flight / train timings.

– Comfortable and hygienic Vehicle (SUV / Sedan / Tempo Traveler) as per the group size.

– Stay on a double (for couples & special requests) and triple sharing basis in hotels / camps.

– Breakfast (from Day 2 to Last Day as per itinerary).

– Driver night charges & allowances, toll tax, parking charges, etc.

– Experienced driver for the entire journey.

– Sightseeing as per itinerary.

How to Reach

– By Air: Coimbatore International Airport is the nearest airport to Ooty which has flight connectivity to major cities of India.

– By Rail: The closest railway station to Ooty has train connectivity Coimbatore.

– By Road: Board buses from Pune can has connectivity to Ooty.

20 reviews for Bangalore, Mysore, Ooty

  1. Abhishek N. –

    Local market in Ooty had good wooden toys and sweaters.
    Not too costly, and good quality.

  2. Sonal D. –

    First time in toy train. Felt like childhood dream.
    The view from train while going to Coonoor was just wow.

  3. Vinod T. –

    Tea factory visit was very interesting. We saw all steps and drank fresh chai there only.
    Also bought some tea for home.

  4. Asha More –

    Hotel was so clean and cozy. Full wooden interior and warm blanket.
    Even had heater in room, which helped a lot.

  5. Prakash L. –

    Boating at Ooty lake was peaceful. Our boat wala told some fun stories too.
    Tiger team managed everything smooth.

  6. Dinesh Patil –

    Coonoor sightseeing was full fun. Lamb’s Rock and Dolphin’s Nose both were photo spot worthy.
    Clicked many pics with friends.

  7. Nikita Shah –

    The chocolate museum in Ooty was the best!
    We tasted samples and packed 5 boxes for cousins.

  8. Shubham D. –

    Weather was so nice. Cold but not freezing.
    Tiger Adventure gave us proper timing and light sweater tips also.

  9. Manisha R. –

    The toy train ride was super. Slow ride but view was like movie.
    Even senior citizens in our group enjoyed it.

  10. Neeraj R. –

    We got top view of Nilgiri hills from Doddabetta. Mist came suddenly and made it more magical.

  11. Karishma T. –

    Whole group sat together and played games in the bus. Tiger Adventure bhaiya kept energy alive even during travel hours.

  12. Reema P. –

    Botanical garden had many varieties. We sat under big tree and had breakfast from Tiger team.

  13. Ashwin M. –

    Had early morning walk near our hotel. Pure silence and mist. Felt peaceful.
    Ooty is heaven.

  14. Tanya Shetty –

    Rose garden was full bloom. Could not believe how many colours exist in roses.
    Our guide explained hybrid types also.

  15. Jayant G. –

    Priya maam arranged local dance performance at hotel lawn.
    Felt special. Whole group was clapping and enjoying.

  16. Snehal S. –

    Bought eucalyptus oil and handmade soaps. Tiger guide helped us get good deal.
    Real aroma and useful also.

  17. Yashika Verma –

    Ooty trip was super smooth. Travel, stay and food all handled nicely.
    Tiger Adventure staff was always smiling and helping.

  18. Sameera V. –

    We had lunch at small hillview dhaba. Priya maam suggested it and food was authentic South Indian.
    Will never forget rasam rice with view.

  19. Rahul Kale –

    Visited Sim’s Park also while returning from Coonoor. So many rare trees and flowers.
    Felt like in nature book.

  20. Siddharth Rao –

    Last night we did feedback and Tiger Adventure gifted framed photo of whole group.
    Nice gesture, emotional ending.

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