Mysore.......
 
Mysore 770 m above sea level and 140 km from Bangalore, thecity of mysore was once the capital of Wodeyars.Stately Mysore with its free lined boulevards, grand palaces and gardens is one of the India's finest cities. Among the places of interest are the Maharaja's Palace - the Palace built in 
Indosaracenic style is profusely decorated and gilded, Chamundeshwari Temple, Zoological 
gardens, the Cauvery art and craft emporium and Brindavan Gardens.Mysore's most famous festival is 10 day Dasara in October- November when the entire city gives itself up to celebrations that include majestic procession, dance, music, and a torch light parade 


Summer =  20 to 28degree celcius 
 Winter = 10 to 16degree celcius
 
Magalore.......

Mangalore 375 Km west of Bangalore is a seaport town of mangalore. A cosmopoltian city, influenced by bombay, it is major commercial centre. Mangalore could beyour entry point to beach County- with its pristine, virgin, and unexplored beaches. While in the area try and see aYakshagana performance- an elaborate dance form. the kambla ( buffalo Race ) is another exciting local event. The places of interest in Mangalore, are St. Aloysis Chapel, the 10th century Mangala devi Temple and nearby Ullal beach with casurina groves. 


Summer =  24 to 36degree celcius 
 Winter = 20 to 26degree celcius
 
Hampi.......

Hampi the 14th century capital city of the Vijayanagara Empire lies in the Deccan heartland, in the state of Karnataka. The ruins spread over an area of more than 26 sq kms. protected by the tempestuous river Tungabhadra in the north and by rocky granite stones on other three sides. There is a magical quality to the ruins of Hampi even 650 years after the empire of Krishna - devaraya disintegrated. Among the palces of interest are Vittala temple, Purandaradasa Mandapa, the Sule and Hampi Bazaars, Lotus Mahal and the queen's bath. 


Summer =  30 to 38degree celcius 
 Winter = 20 to 26degree celcius