Mysuru / 7 photo spots
7 Instagram spots around Mysuru
Mysuru, also known as Mysore, is shaped by palace architecture, gardens and the Chamundi Hills. Its museums and gardens have their own admission and photography rules.

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Mysuru Palace
From the palace gardens, frame the domes and arches of the main building. The visit is ticketed. Photography is allowed outside but not inside the palace, so follow the signs when you enter.
Search Google MapsJaganmohan Palace Mysuru
At Jaganmohan Palace, look for the carved details around the entrance to the art gallery. Ask staff before photographing on the premises and check admission if you plan to enter.
Search Google MapsSt Philomena’s Cathedral Mysuru
From outside St Philomena’s Cathedral, compose a vertical image of the Gothic-style front and spires. Keep the entrance clear for worshippers and ask before photographing inside.
Search Google MapsChamundi Hill Viewpoint Mysuru
At the Chamundi Hill viewpoint, look over Mysuru and use the city as a backdrop. Stay in the visitor area and give worshippers space around the nearby temple.
Search Google MapsKaranji Lake Nature Park
Follow the walking track in Karanji Lake Nature Park and frame the lake through the palms or bamboo. Admission is charged, and camera fees may apply. Stay on the paths and give wildlife space.
Search Google MapsKishkindha Moolika Bonsai Garden Mysuru
The bonsai garden at Avadhoota Datta Peetham displays carefully shaped miniature trees. Check access and ask staff about photography before framing a tree from the visitor path. Do not touch the plants.
Search Google MapsMysuru Sand Sculpture Museum
The Sand Sculpture Museum displays scenes made from sand near the foot of Chamundi Hill. Check admission and ask about photography, then pick one sculpture and its details from the visitor route.
Search Google MapsSources for these photo spots
- Karnataka Tourism, Mysuru Palace and photography
- Karnataka Tourism, Jaganmohan Palace visitor information
- Mysuru district, Jaganmohan Palace
- Karnataka Tourism, St Philomena’s Cathedral
- Karnataka Tourism, Chamundi Hills and the city view
- Mysuru Zoo, Karanji Lake Nature Park
- Mysuru Zoo, Karanji Lake admission and camera information
- Avadhoota Datta Peetham, Bonsai Garden
- Karnataka Tourism, Sand Sculpture Museum
- Museums of India, Mysore Sand Sculpture Museum visitor information