Mysore Travel

Lakshman Mess Mysuru – A Local Favourite for Non-Vegetarian Food Lovers When you travel to Mysuru, exploring its popular food spots is just as essential as visiting its palaces, monuments and heritage attractions. If you are specifically on the lookout for authentic local-style non-vegetarian dishes, Lakshman Mess is a place you should keep on your list. Lakshman Mess has been winning hearts for years and is now attracting tourists too — thanks to word of mouth and social media shoutouts. Why is Lakshman Mess Popular? Lakshman Mess Mysore (Nov-2025) Lakshman Mess is one of those restaurants that Mysoreans swear by. Known for its simple and flavour-packed non-vegetarian dishes, this mess draws regular crowds every day. Whether it is a weekday or weekend, you will generally find customers lining up for their favourite meals. We visited the restaurant in November 2025, on a Saturday around 3:00 PM, and it was still bustling with people. Most tables were occupied, the kitchen was active, a...

Colonel Bailey’s Dungeon – An Insightful Perspective on Srirangapatna ’s Historical Significance Colonel Bailey's Dungeon, Srirangapatna (Stone marker) If you are exploring Srirangapatna and its rich layers of history, Colonel Bailey’s Dungeon is one landmark you must not miss. This underground prison once housed British officers captured during the Anglo-Mysore Wars by Tipu Sultan, also known as the Tiger of Mysore. Located within the Srirangapatna Fort, very close to the famous Sri Ranganatha Swamy Temple, this dungeon lies beneath an oblong bastion known as Sultan Bateri. Hidden from the eyes of passers-by, this eerie structure still echoes the horrors and heroics of 18th-century warfare. In this post, you will discover: ✓ Rare and fascinating facts about Colonel Bailey’s Dungeon ✓ Interesting photographs captured during my visit ✓ The best time to visit and helpful travel tips ✓ Other must-visit places in Srirangapatna (just follow the labels at the end!) Stay with me till the ...

Delhi Gate (Gate to Delhi Bridge), Srirangapatna – A Forgotten Historical Gem You Shouldn’t Miss Delhi Gate (Gate to Delhi Bridge), Srirangapatna If you enjoy exploring heritage spots that carry the echoes of history, then the Delhi Gate, also known as the Gate to Delhi Bridge, in Srirangapatna deserves a special place in your itinerary. Tucked quietly within the Srirangapatna Fort and located close to the famed Obelisk Monument, this historic gateway stands today in a neglected state—but carries centuries of stories within its crumbling stones. Read this post till the end to Discover interesting historical facts about the Delhi Gate or the Gate to Delhi Bridge. Take a closer look at the photographs captured during our visit to the site. Get to know the best time to visit this attraction. Explore more hidden gems in Srirangapatna—whether tourist attractions or restaurants—simply by following the labels at the end of this post. The Delhi Gate or the Gate to Delhi Bridge Delhi Gate Srira...

Obelisk Monument (Siege Monument), Srirangapatna – A Forgotten Landmark with Powerful History The Obelisk, Srirangapatna If you haven't explored the Obelisk Monument, also known as the Siege Monument, during your visit to Srirangapatna, then you haven’t truly explored the historic town in its entirety. This centuries-old heritage landmark stands as a silent witness to one of the most decisive chapters in South Indian history. Located near Colonel Bailey’s Dungeon, just a little ahead of the railway track, this monument is easy to reach yet surprisingly less explored by travellers. But here is why you should stay with this post till the end: You will discover some interesting facts about the Obelisk Monument and its historical significance. You will get to see photographs of the Obelisk monument (scroll below) that give you a real feel of this monument and its surroundings. You will learn about the right time to visit, along with safety tips and essential travel information. You wil...

New Mysore Refreshments Restaurant near Mysore Zoo When you are exploring Mysuru, you will never run out of amazing places to eat — but if you are near the Mysore Zoo and craving authentic South Indian flavours, New Mysore Refreshments is one restaurant you absolutely should not miss. This popular vegetarian restaurant near the Zoo Garden has become a local favourite (even for tourists) for its freshly made dosas, steaming idlis, crispy Mangalore bajjis, and flavourful kara baths. As you scroll through this post, you will also get to see mouth-watering photographs of their signature dishes — all captured right at the restaurant. A Vegetarian Haven for South Indian Food Lovers The New Mysore Refreshments is a pure vegetarian restaurant. They do not serve any non-vegetarian food, but you will find plenty to love here — whether you are a dosa devotee or a coffee connoisseur. Onion Dosa You should try the Onion Dosa here Set Dosa Super Soft Set Dosa - Must Try  Masala Dosa Soft & C...