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Srirangapatna :14 Kms north east on the Bangalore Mysore highway, this island fortress was once the capital of the warrior king Hyder Ali and his son Tipu Sultan. There are beautiful monuments that are well worth a visit.

Nanjangud :is 23 Kms of Mysore. This is an important pilgrim center and is famous for its Nanjundeshwara Temple ( from which the place derives its name). Built in the Dravidian style, the temple is one of its kind in Karnataka.

Sangama :This is 3 Kms from Srirangapatna where the two branches of the river Cauvery reunite in joyful exuberance.

Bandipur :Situated 80 Kms from Mysore, the Bandipur national Park is one of the most beautiful wide life centers in the country. Rare species of birds and animals can be seen in their natural habitats. Bandipur has been chosen by the WWF for their project tiger scheme to protect tigers.

Ranganathittu :4 Kms from Srirangapatna and 18 Kms from Mysore is a bird sanctuary that houses exotic birds. Birds from as far away as Siberia and even North America make their home here. Crocodiles basking in the sun is also a familiar sight. The best season to visit is between January and March.

Somanathapur :35 Kms east is this famous village which has the 13^th century Hoysala Temple. The temple is in excellent condition has frescoed exteriors with episodes from the epics.

Melkote :50 Kms north of Mysore is this sacred pilgrim center know for its Vairamudi festival in March/April. More than a lakh visitors congregate here for the festival. This place is also famous for its handloom cloth.

Talakadu :is situated on the banks of the river Cauvery and is buried beneath sand dunes. Its temples are opened for worship on special occasions once in 12 years.

Cauvery Fishing Camp :82 Kms from Mysore at Bhimeshwari is a paradise for anglers. Mahaseer, the finest game fish is found here. This camp is also accessible from Bangalore.

Shivanasamudra :is 85 Kms east of Mysore, where the river Cauvery cascades down in two picturesque water falls. Falling down from a height of 75 meters into a deep rocky gorge, these falls are best during the monsoons. 1.5 Kms away is Asia's first hydro electric project set up in 1905.

Nagarhole:National Park and the Kabini River Lodge : are perfect get away for nature lovers. Abound in a rich variety of wild life one can find elephants, antelopes and even leopards here.

Hogenakal:This water fall is 185 Kms from Bangalore. A good picnic spot.

B.R. Hills:This picturesque hill range at the height of 5091 feet is 120 Kms from Mysore and is home to a rich variety of flora and fauna. The temple on the hill, dedicated to Biligiri Rangaswamy attracts devotees around the year.

Mahadeshwara Hills :about 142 Kms from Mysore, is a popular pilgrimage center dedicated to Lord Mahadeshwara.

Himavad Gopalswamy Hills:is a popular hill resort and a trek's delight as well. It is situated in the verdant Western Ghats of Mysore Districts. The temple here is dedicated to Lord Hoysala.