Bangalore Tour Packages from Coimbatore

How far is Bangalore from Coimbatore by road?

Bangalore is about 335 km from Coimbatore, roughly 6 hours by car. A private car with driver lets you leave from your home and avoids the bus stand. Our trips start and end in Coimbatore.

What are the main places to see in Bangalore?

Karnataka Tourism lists the following as the city's main sights.

• Lalbagh Botanical Garden. A 240 acre park established in 1760 by Hyder Ali and expanded by Tipu Sultan.
• Cubbon Park. About 300 acres, set up in 1870, with colonial-era buildings.
• Vidhana Soudha. The granite seat of the state legislature.
• Bengaluru Palace. A 19th century residence built for the Wadiyar dynasty of Mysore, inspired by Tudor architecture.
• Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace. A late 18th century Indo-Islamic palace built mainly of teakwood.
• Nandi Hills. About 60 km north of the city, popular for sunrise views.

Kempe Gowda I founded the city in 1537 with a mud fort.

Which Bangalore tour packages leave from Coimbatore?

For the city alone, take the Bangalore 3 Days Tour Package. To add Mysore and Coorg, take the Bangalore Mysore Coorg Tour Package. Longer plans reach Hampi and Badami or cover the whole state.

What does a Bangalore trip cost from Coimbatore?

Plans start at ₹11,200 per person. One price covers the AC vehicle, driver, fuel, toll, parking and a 3-star hotel. Meals, entry tickets and personal expenses are extra. Karnataka permit and entry tax are included. The price changes with group size, hotel category and season, and we confirm the hotel in the quote.

When is the best time to visit Bangalore?

Karnataka Tourism says the city can be visited all year, with October to February the most pleasant for sightseeing. The city stands at about 900 m, which keeps it milder than many Indian cities. April is the hottest month and the monsoon runs from June to September.

Pair it with Mysore, Coorg, Hampi or Hassan, or see all Karnataka tour packages.

How should I plan 3 days in Bangalore?

Group the sights by kind. Keep one day for gardens (Lalbagh is the botanical garden Bangalore is best known for) and the legislature building, one for the two palaces, and keep an early morning free for Nandi Hills, which Karnataka Tourism recommends for sunrise views. Nandi Hills is about 60 km north of the city and works as a one day trip from Bangalore. Bangalore Palace was built in 1887 in Tudor style, modelled on Windsor Castle, and Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace is built mainly of teakwood.

We fix the order with you in the quote, and timings and ticket rules are checked for your date.

Which packages go beyond the city?

The Hampi Badami Tour with a Chitradurga Fort stop uses Bangalore as one stop on a longer heritage route, and the Karnataka 12 Days Tour Package covers the state from the coast to the capital. Both start and end in Coimbatore.

What is the weather like?

The city sits at about 920 m. January is the coolest month, with an average low near 15 °C, and April the hottest, with an average high near 34 °C. September is the wettest month. The dry season runs from December to February.