Ambavilas Palace, famously known as Mysore Palace, is flanked by beautiful gardens on all sides and is a beautiful sight both during the day and at night. Once the official residence of the Wadiyar Dynasty, this palace is a spectacular show of Indian history and fine architecture.It is a majestic structure that is illuminated on Sunday nights and holidays, Thousands of lights show off the palace’s magnificence as it glows against the deep night sky.

• Location: Chamrajpura, Mysuru
• Timings: Sundays & Public Holidays: 7 pm to 7.45 pm
• Tourist Tip: The palace is close to the city so is an easy outing to plan.
• Entry Fee: Adults Rs. 50, Children Rs. 30

Sprawled over a vast area of about 150 acres, Brindavan Gardens is widely thought to be the most beautiful spot in Mysore. The dancing fountain here spurts, sways and dances according to the live music played.

Colored lights and lasers flash according to the water’s choreography, harmonized with the blaring music, in this enchanting and dramatic water ballet. The Brindavan Gardens is easily accessible by road from the city of Mysore. It is located 24 kilometers away and taxi and bus services are available to get you there.

• Location: KRS Dam Road, Mysore
• Timings: 6:30 pm to  7:30 pm on weekdays, 6:30 pm to  8:30 pm on weekends.
• Tourist Tip: Kids will have a blast watching the energetic water display so bring them along. There is also a children’s park within the garden premises.
• Entry Fee: Adult Rs. 15; Children Rs. 5

Starting off just after 7 pm, these organised walks (which you can book around the city) allow you to take in the beauty and serenity of Mysore’s best sights — landmarks, markets, temples, lakes and heritage sites — all in the peace and quiet of the evening, while the city is winding down.

Browse markets and sample food from street vendors just like a local. This walk is not long or strenuous and wrapped up in about two hours – it’s a great way to sneak in some exercise into your trip.

• Timings: 7 pm to 9 pm
• Tourist Tip: Dress comfortably and preferably keep your arms and legs covered. Remember, drinking alcohol or any other intoxicants is prohibited during the walk.
• Cost: Rs. 1000

Connoisseurs of excellence can step in Tuscany a lounge bar intended to be the epitome of luxury, with a vast selection to carefully chosen Whiskies and Wines. Tuscany offers an unparalleled experience in excellence.

Infinit Lounge Bar is the perfect spot to enjoy a leisurely drink in the fresh air. The rooftop bar serves an excellent array of starters, along with much-loved Chinese and North Indian dishes. Vegetarians can delight in their delicious tandoori vegetarian platter or dal makhani.

Non-vegetarian treats include chicken spring rolls, chicken lollipop, and grilled sesame fish, which make perfect accompaniments to their tasty drink concoctions.  There are even live food counters, serving piping hot food off the grill that is brought sizzling to your table.

• Location: Nilgiri Road, Mysore, Karnataka
• Timings: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm
• Average Cost: Rs. 1200 for two

This is a peaceful, no-frills bar that is great to just chill out and have an icy cold beer. Typical bar snacks like garlic chili potatoes, pakoras and tandoori are served here. The old favorites made to perfection – a recipe for a delightful evening out.

You can choose to be seated indoors – a classic pub setting – or in the alfresco-style garden setting. Friendly staff and finger-licking food make this pub one of the most sought-after places to drink in the evening.

• Location: Jayalakshmipuram, Mysore
• Timings: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm
• Average Cost: Rs. 800 for two

Opium is one of the best places to hang out if you are looking for a fun time. It’s moderately priced, has a good crowd and plays great classic tracks. Located in the heart of the city, Opium is easy to get to so finding transport should not be a problem.

• Location: Bangalore-Nilgiri Road, Mysore
• Timings: 2:00 pm to 11:00 pm
• Cost: Rs. 1000 for two