Best 2-Day Trips from Bangalore

Overview of Bengaluru

Bengaluru, once called Bangalore, is the capital of Karnataka and one of India's most cosmopolitan and dynamic cities. Bengaluru has earned the sobriquet "Silicon Valley of India," for it is the city of India's hot IT industry, with big-sized IT parks and campus clusters of multinational IT giants. Its pleasant climate throughout the year, Cubbon Park and Lalbagh Botanical Garden, and nightlife and restaurants attract professionals, students, and tourists in great numbers to the city. The city is also culturally well-endowed as far as the ancient structures of Bangalore Palace and Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace are concerned, which tell a lot about its past of kings. Bengaluru is cosmopolitan and a whirling mix of residents from all corners of India and the globe. Its cosmopolitan start-up culture, expat schools, and full-on cultural year-round music, art, and lit fests make it what it is: a city of the future. Lightning-speed urbanisation, jams, but half old India feeling, Bengaluru is a pleasure to live in and even discover. Whatever direction one might intend to travel, Bengaluru has none to offer less of culture, innovation, and hospitality.

Top 2-Day Trips from Bangalore

1. Coorg

Overview of Coorg

Coorg, or Kodagu officially as well, is a scenic hill resort of Karnataka's Western Ghats. The "Scotland of India," so popularly called Coorg, is globally famous for its green coffee plantations, hill mists, and salubrious climate. The place is heaven for trekkers and nature enthusiasts, as well as a haven of peace for those who seek it. Where nature and culture blend into one peaceful whole, Coorg provides a thrilling blend of adventure and peace.

History of Coorg

The history of Coorg is rich and full of depth in its colonial past and tribal heritage. The area was inhabited by the indigenous Kodava people for centuries and gained a reputation as a warrior culture land and a land of unique culture. Coorg was annexed into British India in the early 19th century following a series of wars with local princes. British influence can be observed in the culture and architecture of the area. Coorg was post-independence joined to Karnataka but remains distinct as part of the state.

Places to Visit Around Coorg

• Madikeri: District headquarters, famous for Raja's Seat, Madikeri Fort, and Omkareshwara Temple.

• Abbey Falls: Picturesque waterheadquartersfall surrounded by coffee plantations.

• Dubare Elephant Camp: Elephant safari on the bank of the River Kaveri.

• Talacauvery: Birthplace of River Kaveri on Brahmagiri Hills.

• Nisargadhama: A Peaceful island created by the River Kaveri, perfect for picnics and trekking trails.

• Bhagamandala: Convergence point of three rivers Kaveri, Kanika, and Sujyoti. Temple town.

Best Time to Visit Coorg

• June to September (Monsoon): Heavy rain transforms the landscape into a green paradise. Ideal to photograph nature on a lens through pictures and enjoy the foggy weather. Difficult to travel as roads become slippery and landslides are seen.

• April to May (Summer): Mild but not as hot as the plains. The best time to leave the summer heat of neighbouring towns behind. Ideal for sightseeing and brief treks.

How to Reach Coorg

• By Road: Coorg is road linked well road-linked and is accessible from Bangalore (about 250 km) in 5-6 hours. Taxis and buses are easily available as well.

• By Train: The Closest railway heads are Mysore (about 117 km) and Mangalore (about 140 km). A taxi or a bus from there will get Coorg.

• Through Air: Nearest airports are Mysore Airport, Mangalore International Airport, and Kannur International Airport. By road from all these airport hubs, Coorg is reachable in 3–4 hours.

2. Chikmagalur

Overview of Chikmagalur

Hill resort at the base of Karnataka's Mullayanagiri hills, Chikmagalur, is a serene hill retreat renowned for coffee plantations, thick foliage, and tranquil atmosphere. The "Coffee Land of Karnataka" is an ideal destination for nature lovers, trekking enthusiasts, and those who want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. With hills surrounded by mist, waterfalls, and a salubrious climate, Chikmagalur is a mixture of fun and relaxation and thus a destination of preference round the year.

History of Chikmagalur

The word "Chikmagalur" literally means "Land of the Younger Daughter" in Kannada as well. It is said that the place was offered as dowry to the younger daughter of the Sakrepatna chief. Chikmagalur boasts a history going back to the times of the Hoysala and Vijayanagara kingdoms, who possessed hundreds of ancient temples and monuments. In British times, the region prospered as a coffee-growing region, and today it is one of India's finest coffee-growing regions.

Places to See around Chikmagalur

• Mullayanagiri: Karnataka's tallest peak, perfect for trekking and sightseeing.

• Baba Budangiri: Sufi saint consecrated hill range with caves, shrines, and trekking trails.

• Hebbe Falls: Postcard-perfect waterfall surrounded by a coffee plantation, to be accessed via jeep rides and treks.

• Kemmangundi: Hill station with gardens, waterfalls, and viewpoints.

• Hirekolale Lake: A Scenic and peaceful lake surrounded by hills.

• Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary: A Nature lover’s and wildlife enthusiast’s haven.

Best Time to Visit Chikmagalur

• September to March: Pleasant weather and the best time to trek, plantations tour, and sightseeing. Clear sky with pleasant temperatures.

• June to August (Monsoon): The Place turns green and scenic with raincloud cover. Fine to appreciate nature, but the roads will be slippery.

• April to May (Summer): Pleasant summer, avoid city heat. Green and fresh due to the altitude.

How to Reach Chikmagalur

• By Road: negligibly road-linked from cities such as Bangalore (about 245 km), Mangalore, and Mysore. Regular bus service and private taxis are easily available.

• By Train: The nearest railway station is Kadur (40 km from Chikmagalur). Taxis and buses can be utilised to travel to Chikmagalur from Kadur.

• By Airport: Mangalore International Airport (about 150 km from Chikmagalur) is the nearest airport. The other option is Kempegowda International Airport in Bangalore (about 270 km from here).

3. Mysore

Mysore Overview

Mysore, formerly known as Mysuru, is a heritage city in the Karnataka state renowned for its royal heritage, multiculturalism, and architectural splendour. It is affectionately called the "City of Palaces" and is one of South India's most popular tourist destinations. With the regal Mysore Palace to festive celebrations like Dasara, the city has a wonderful combination of tradition, art, and contemporarity. Mysore is also famous for sandalwood goods, silk sarees, yoga clubs, and lip-smacking food, thus providing a complete cultural hotbed.

History of Mysore

Mysore’s history is excellent since it was the capital of the Wadiyar dynasty for many centuries. Wadiyars were patronised by the Vijayanagara Empire first and later became independent kings. Under Tipu Sultan and Hyder Ali in the 18th century, the city was prospering, as they were against British colonial authority. After British rule, Mysore was a princely state and renowned for progressive administration and building infrastructure.

Places to Visit Around

• Mysore Palace: Splendid Indo-Saracenic architectural wonder and the city's favourite landmark.

• Chamundi Hill: Near Chamundeshwari Temple and city-scenic beauty.

• Brindavan Gardens: World-famous musical fountains and well-kept gardens along Krishnaraja Sagar Dam.

• St. Philomena's Church: Asia's tallest church, in Neo-Gothic architecture.

• Mysore Zoo: India's oldest and well-manicured zoo.

• Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary: Bird watcher's paradise, located at Srirangapatna.

Best Time to Visit Mysore

• October to March: The best season with pleasant and cool weather. Good for tourism and witnessing the massive Mysore Dasara festival (mainly in October).

• June to September (Monsoon): Rainy, but everywhere lush green. Fewer tourists and a serene atmosphere.

• April to May (Summer): Warming up, especially during the daytime. Early morning and evening are the best seasons.

How to Reach Mysore

• By Road: Mysore is road-connected with Bangalore (145 km), Coorg, Ooty, etc. Regular KSRTC buses and private taxis.

• By Train: Mysore Railway Station is a convenient point with frequent trains from Bangalore, Chennai, and other Indian cities.

• By Airport: There is a domestic airport (Mysore Airport) in Mysore with unscheduled flights from major cities. The nearest international airport is Bangalore International Airport (approximately 170 km), with frequent rail and road connections to Mysore.

4. Kabini

Overview of Kabini

Kabini is Karnataka's most enchanting wildlife sanctuary, renowned for its unspoiled river, biodiversity richness, and luxury jungle resorts. It is located on the Kabini River, which begins in Kerala's Wayanad, and is surrounded by Nagarhole National Park and is part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve. It is a nature lover's paradise, a tourist’s, and a wildlife explorer's paradise. Its green forests, serene backwaters, and scenic landscapes are the perfect destination to spend a peaceful but exciting holiday.

History of Kabini

Kabini is extensively linked with the natural history and cultural heritage of the area. Kabini has been declared a protected area for conservation in recent times. The area is now famous for eco-tourism activities and wildlife safaris. Forest and river have been a means of living for local tribal inhabitants, who co-exist with nature.

Places around Kabini

• Tiger sanctuary: A Tiger sanctuary for rich wildlife like elephants, leopards, and wild dogs.

• Kabini Backwaters: Boat safaris with a chance of spotting crocodiles, birds, and animals for watering.

• Kutta: Village on the way to the park entrance, providing local experience and also homestay facilities.

• Iruppu Falls: Postcard-pretty fall in the Brahmagiri range of hills, 50 km from Kabini.

• Wayanad: A nearby hill station in Kerala with a green look and ancient caves.

Best Time to Visit Kabini

• October to May: Best time for safari and wildlife viewing. Animals are more visible when they come near the river to quench their thirst.

• June to September (Monsoon): Green everywhere and serene weather. Birding is good, but wildlife viewing is poor.

How to Reach Kabini

• By Road: Approximately 220 km from Bangalore and 60 km from Mysore. Road transport is readily available; the best mode is private cars and taxis.

• By Train: The nearest major railway station is Mysore Railway Station. You may hire a taxi from there to Kabini (approx. 1.5–2 hours' travel).

• By Airport: The nearest airport is Mysore Airport (approx. 70 km). Foreigners may use Bangalore International Airport (approx. 220 km).

5. Sakleshpur

Overview of Sakleshpur

Sakleshpur is a picturesque hill resort in Karnataka state of India, situated amidst the Western Ghats. The rolling hills, coffee and spice plantations, and pleasant climate make it heaven for nature lovers and adventure sports enthusiasts. The peaceful environment of the town and high biodiversity are sufficient reasons why it is such a wonderful escape from urban life.

History of Sakleshpur

Sakleshpur has a heritage with a wealth of history wherein pieces of ancient dynasties and empires remain. The territory was under the Hoysala Empire, whose control can be substantiated through the architectural elements within temple complexes. Tipu Sultan protected the country in the 18th century by developing Manjarabad Fort, shaped in a star shape to withstand British invasion as a fortress. Sakleshpur was a big coffee plantation centre during the British period of colonial rule, and its legacy can be felt in the economy and society of the country even today.

Places to Visit Around Sakleshpur

• Manjarabad Fort: Tipu Sultan constructed 18th-century star forts with a bird's eye view of the Western Ghats.

• Bisle View Point: Scenic viewpoint with breathtaking view of the valley and surrounding mountain ranges.

• Magajahalli Waterfalls: Dense and green forest covering a scenic waterfall for the adventure trippers to cherish.

• Agni Gudda Hill: Trekking club's hill station with volcanic terrain with breathtaking landscapes.

• Shettihalli Sri Rosary Church: The Church is more under water during monsoon rains, which increases more in times of drought, absolute perfection for a photo shoot.

• Sri Sakleshwara Temple: An Ancient temple of Lord Shiva, and reflects the building style of the Hoysala.

Best Time to Visit Sakleshpur

• October to March: Weather is weather-wise perfect and the optimum time to travel to visit to see sightseeing, trekking, and plantation visits. morehendristan morehendristan.

• June to September (Monsoon): The place is green and prosperous because of the deluging rain, and hence the greens and waterfalls look prettier. Summer vacations could turn out to be a problem on the slippery roads, however.

• April to May (Summer): It may be hot, but morning and evening are tolerable enough to visit.

How to Reach Sakleshpur

• By Road: It is road-connected and approximately 220 km from Bangalore. Regular buses and taxis are available from prominent cities like Bangalore and Mangalore.

• By Train: Sakleshpur railway station is on the Mangalore-Bangalore route, and there are many trains available.

• By Airport: Mangalore International Airport (approximately 130 km) and Kempegowda International Airport, Bangalore (approximately 240 km) are the closest airports.

6.Shivanasamudra + Talakadu

Overview of Shivanasamudra

Shivanasamudra is a scenic waterfall spot on the Kaveri River, 130 km from Bangalore. Shivanasamudra has twin waterfalls, Gaganachukki and Bharachukki, created as the river winds around a rock island. Shivanasamudra is not just a natural phenomenon, but also a site for one of Asia's oldest hydroelectric power stations, commissioned in 1902. Shivanasamudra, with its tree-lined banks, is a serene retreat and weekend getaway from Bangalore and Mysore.

History of Talakadu

Talakadu is a pilgrim town on the Kaveri River, 45 km from Shivanasamudra and 133 km from Bangalore. Talakadu is famous for its pilgrim dunes and ancient temples. Talakadu boasts more than 30 temples, some of which are sand-graved. The most expensive among them is the Vaidyanatheshwara Temple, a Shiva temple. The town has a myth and a curse from people over it, which adds an extra religiosity and historicity to a mystique.

Places to Visit Around

• Shivanasamudra Gaganachukki Falls: Broader and louder, to be viewed at best from the Darga point of view.

• Bharachukki Falls (Shivanasamudra): Divided and beautiful, heaven for photographers.

• Vaidyanatheshwara Temple (Talakadu): A Dravidian architecture temple, known for its architecture and religious spot.

• Keerthinarayana Temple: Nicely restored temple with ruins of Hoysala architecture at Talakadu.

• Somanathapura: A Nearby location, renowned for the beautifully carved Chennakesava Temple.

Best Time to Visit

• July to January is the optimum time to visit Shivanasamudra and Talakadu. Months post-monsoon have the best views of waterfalls and good weather for visiting temples.

• Avoid June (monsoon season) and March–May (summer) as there will be too much rain or too hot to travel well.

How to Reach

• By Road: Shivanasamudra and Talakadu are roughly 130–140 km away and can be reached on a day trip or weekend holiday. KSRTC buses and private taxis are frequent.

• By Train: The nearest railway station is Mysore (70 km from both points). Local transport or a taxi can be arranged there.

• By Airport: The nearest airport is Mysore Airport (70 km), then Kempegowda International Airport, Bangalore (approximately 160 km).

 7. Hampi

Overview of Hampi

World heritage Hampi, along the River Tungabhadra in Karnataka state of India, is a site that has been lauded for its breathtaking ruins, ancient temples, and scenic landscape. Hampi was once the golden Vijayanagara Empire capital, but now the new hangout spot of history enthusiasts, backpackers, and spiritual seekers. Himalayan boulders, richly carved monuments, and dreamlike sunsets give Hampi a retro, surreal atmosphere that mixes history, art, and nature.

History of Hampi

Hampi was the flourishing capital of the 14th-16th century Vijayanagara Empire and one of the wealthiest cities in the world in its heyday. Hippolyte Collin de Plancy, an Indo-French historian, has described it as a city of legend and drama. The empire was famous throughout history for its art, architecture, and administration. Hampi was devastated and taken over by the Deccan Sultanates in 1565 following the Battle of Talikota. Palaces, temples, bazaars, and military structures are what remain today to remind us of their opulence.

Places to Visit around

• Vittala Temple: Famous worldwide for its world-famous stone chariot as well as music pillars.

• Lotus Mahal: Stunning work of Indo-Islamic architecture in the Zenana Enclosure.

• Hampi Bazaar: An Ancient busy market, but now a serene street lined with ruins and shops.

• Matanga Hill: Provides a bird's eye view of ruins and best spot for sun-up and sun-down walks.

• Elephant Stables: Elegant arched pavilions for housing royal elephants.

• Scintillating Tungabhadra River: Paddle on the river in a coracle and glide through the offbeat Hampi spots.

Best Time to Visit Hampi

• October to February: The weather is pleasant and cool, the best time for photography, sightseeing. The best time to walk or cycle to cover the ruins.

• March to May (Summer): Daytime, very hot; not good to venture out. Possible for early morning or late evening visit.

• June to September (Monsoon): Greenery and beautiful landscape, but heavy rains do not provide a comfortable journey. Fewer tourists, therefore fewer crowds.

How to Reach Hampi

• By Road: Hampi is 340 km away from Bangalore and 380 km away from Hyderabad. Buses are also plying from Bangalore, Hospet, and nearby towns. Private taxi or self-driving is also utilised.

• By Train: The nearest railway station is Hospet Junction (13 km from Hampi). Trains are on time from Bangalore, Hyderabad, Goa, and Hubli.

• By Airport: Jindal Vijaynagar Airport (JSW Airport), Toranagallu, is the nearest airport (approximately 40 km from Yercaud). Other closest airports are Hubli Airport (160 km) and Bangalore Airport (350 km).

8.Yercaud (Tamil Nadu)

Overview of Yercaud

Yercaud is a scenic hill station of the Shevaroy Hills of the Eastern Ghats of Tamil Nadu. Renowned for its salubrious climate, scenic coffee plantations, and nature, Yercaud is a serene retreat for adventure seekers, honeymooners, and nature lovers. Situated at an elevation of 1,515 meters, the town is also known as "Poor Man's Ooty" as it is equally scenic but at no expense. With rolling slopes, emerald forests, and serene lakes, Yercaud is ideal for a serene getaway.

History of Yercaud

Yercaud has its history tied to the British colonial period, when the place was one of the British summer resorts in the 19th century. The British had developed coffee and spice plantations here, which are still functional today. It was also a Salem Zamindar who developed it for themselves as a resort. Yercaud is still colonial-looking today, and quaint cottages and well-maintained parks bring out a serene bygone era.

Places to Visit Around Yercaud

• Yercaud Lake: A Serene lake surrounded by gardens and ideal for boating and strolling.

• Lady's Seat: Beautiful viewpoint with panoramic views of Salem city and the hills.

• Shevaroy Temple: Temple of Lord Shevaroy and located at the topmost peak of Yercaud.

• Botanical Garden: A Clean garden with various types of plants and flowers.

• One of Kiliyur Falls: One of the scenic waterfalls with a heavy cover of forest, an extremely scenic spot for nature enthusiasts.

• Pagoda Point: A viewpoint of a hill, a good place for photography and relaxation.

• Tipperary Viewpoint: Famous for its sunset view as well as valley and hill open views.

Best Time to Visit Yercaud

• October to March: When pleasant, weather to go out, a good time for sightseeing around and for outdoor sports. For relaxation in pleasant, cool hill weather and coffee estate sightseeing.

• April to June (Summer): Temperate climate with less heat compared to the plains, and thus perfect for the summer holiday. Maybe when organising a quiet and scenic outing.

• July to September (Monsoon): Yercaud gets moderate to heavy rain, and thus, so much greenery everywhere. Rain might spoil out-of-door gatherings, and the road is slippery.

How to Reach Yercaud

• Road: Yercaud is accessible from key Tamil Nadu city centres. It is approximately 30 km from Salem and 350 km from Chennai. Local town buses, town buses from Salem, and private taxis are on call.

• Train: The nearest railway station is Salem Junction (approximately 30 km). You can get to Yercaud from Salem by taxi or local bus.

• By Airport: Salem Airport (around 25 km from here) is the closest airport. Bangalore International Airport (around 200 km from here) and Chennai International Airport (around 350 km from here) are the closest airports for air transport.

9.Wayanad (Kerala)

Overview of Wayanad

Wayanad is a picturesque Western Ghats district of Kerala. Lush green rolling hills, waterfalls, spice plantations, and wildlife sanctuaries, Wayanad is a tranquil retreat for nature lovers, adventure bikers, and cultural visitors alike. The destination is world-famous for ecotourism and provides such activities as trekking, wildlife tours, and visits to places of interest with heritage. With pleasant weather and an abundance of nature's charm, Wayanad is a holiday paradise.

History of Wayanad

Wayanad has a diversified, rich history, and the existence of man since ancient times has traces. There exist some prehistoric inscriptions and caves in the region, which indeed prove that early settlers occupied the region in ancient times. The region was occupied by different dynasties, such as Rastrakutas and Cholas before coming under the Zamindars of Kottayam. Wayanad also shared in the Indian struggle against independence, and native tribal individuals and groups resisted colonial domination. Tribal tradition and native history are today the defining characteristics of the district.

Places to Visit Around Wayanad

• Edakkal Caves: Petroglyphs in prehistoric caves of prehistory, which reveal to us a facet of Wayanad prehistory.

• Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary: Tiger reserve, elephant reserve, leopard reserve, and avian reserve for all types.

• Soochipara Waterfalls: Scenic three-step waterfall, ideal for photography and trekking.

• Pookode Lake: A Peaceful freshwater lake bordered by forest, and ideal for boating and a nature walk.

• Kuruva Island: Unusual river delta made up of some small islands and indigenous plant and animal life, ideal for a picnic and a nature walk.

• Chembra Peak: A trekker’s spot that provides a heart-shaped lake and a panoramic view of the surrounding hills.

• Banasura Sagar Dam: India's largest earth dam with scenic surroundings and a boating facility.

 Best time to visit

• June to September (Monsoon): Excessive monsoon rainfall is the cause of the greenery and beauty of waterfalls. An open activity like trekking can turn out to be dangerous on slippery roads.

How to Reach Wayanad

• By Road: The Road network to Kerala cities and adjoining states is adequate for Wayanad. It is 76 km from Kozhikode and 280 km from Bangalore. Private-driven vehicles, buses, and private cabs are the most common ways to reach Wayanad from adjoining cities.

• By Train: The closest railway station is Kozhikode (Calicut), around 70 km from Wayanad. A taxi or bus is accessible from there to Wayanad.

• By Airport: The closest airport is Calicut International Airport (Kozhikode), around 65 km from Wayanad. The closest other airports are Bangalore International Airport and Kannur International Airport.

10. Bheemeshwari

Overview of Bheemeshwari

Bheemeshwari, one of the Cauvery rivers, is a world-renowned celebrity eco-tourism spot in Karnataka. It is situated approximately 100 km from Bangalore and is famous for its grassland scenery and river views amidst peaceful surroundings. It is apt for adventure travellers and nature lovers looking for a peaceful retreat amid nature. It is famous for wildlife, trekking trails, and fishing camps. Bheemeshwari offers the opportunity to experience the village Indian lifestyle with nature pursuits like bird watching, fishing, and boating.

History of Bheemeshwari

Bheemeshwari owes its name to its eponymous Bheema, a Pandav brother of the ancient Indian epic Mahabharata. According to legend, Bheema was predestined to have waded across the River Cauvery here on his way. It was an earlier top choice of explorers and business moguls and a subsequent number one eco-tourist destination because of its pristine natural environment and extremely high biodiversity. Today, it is globally known for being home to the Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary and hosting tourists for conservation and eco-tourism.

Places to Visit Around

• Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary: It is a mixed wildlife sanctuary consisting of elephants, tigers, leopards, and birds. Safari ride, trekking, and bird-watching are available.

• Muthathi: A scenic locality close by, famous for river views, a temple, and picnic spots. Good for relaxation on water and casual walks.

• Channapatna: Famous for wooden toys, the town is close by and gives a glimpse of local handicrafts.

• Ramanagaram: Nicknamed the "Silk City," this is an appropriate place for rock climbing, trekking, and observing the native silk industry.

Best Time to Visit Bheemeshwari

• October to March: The Weather is perfect to visit Bheemeshwari. It is cool and nice, perfect for any outdoor adventure sport such as trekking, fishing, and wildlife safari. It is also the optimum time for birding since migratory birds pass through this region during this period.

• April to June (Summer): The temperature is hot, but mornings and evenings are still tolerable. The weather is not that great for long outdoor activities, but the environment is very pleasant.

• July to September (Monsoon): The area is welcomed by vegetation due to heavy rain in the area. Trekking and fishing sports are made difficult by wet lands and slippery tracks.

How to reach Bheemeshwari

• By Road: Bheemeshwari is approximately 100 km from Bangalore and is well road-linked. By road, it is approximately 2-3 hours from Bangalore, and private taxi, bus, and auto cars can also be availed.

• By Train: The closest railway station is Mysore Junction, which is a mere 80 km from Bheemeshwari. You can reach Bheemeshwari by bus or taxi.

• By Airport: The nearest airport is Kempegowda International Airport, Bangalore, and it is around 100 km from Bheemeshwari.

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