Things To Do
in Mandya

Explore the bird sanctuary and enjoy bird watching and boat rides.

Engage in fishing and camping activities along the banks of the Kaveri River.

Participate in activities such as river rafting, trekking, and wildlife safaris in the Bheemeshwari region.

A historical town with scenic views of the Kaveri River and historical monuments like the Fort and the Ranganathaswamy Temple.

Famous for its beautiful garden, musical fountain, and picturesque views of the Krishnarajasagara Dam.

Offers stunning views of the dam, gardens, and the surrounding landscape.

A crispy, deep-fried snack made from urad dal and flavored with black pepper and curry leaves. It is often served with coconut chutney and sambar. Must-try at Sri Guru Nana Hotel.

Must-Try!

A nutritious staple of Mandya, Ragi Mudde is a wholesome ball of finger millet flour mixed with water and cooked to a thick consistency. It pairs well with spicy curries and is available at Vasudev Adiga's Fast Food.

A delectable sweet fudge made from gram flour, ghee, and sugar. The melt-in-the-mouth Mysore Pak is a local favorite and can be savored at Guru Sweets & Bakery.

In Mandya, it is important to greet people with respect, such as using the traditional greeting 'Namaste' with folded hands, especially when meeting elders or people of authority.

It is customary to maintain a respectful distance when interacting with others, particularly when engaging in conversations or social interactions.

When dining with others, it is important to follow cultural norms such as eating with the right hand, avoiding pointing feet at others, and showing appreciation for the food served.

Best time to visit Mandya as the weather is warm and dry, perfect for outdoor activities and sightseeing.

Expect heavy rainfall and lush green landscapes. The waterfalls are at their best during this time.

Cool and pleasant weather, ideal for exploring the local attractions and festivities.

Mandya caters extensively to vegetarian preferences, with an abundance of vegetarian dishes available at most local eateries. From savory snacks to wholesome meals, visitors will find a plethora of vegetarian options to relish.

While vegan options may be less prominently featured, many establishments are accommodating and willing to customize dishes to suit vegan dietary requirements. Communicating preferences clearly is recommended for a satisfying dining experience.

For those seeking gluten-free choices, traditional South Indian fare offers numerous naturally gluten-free dishes, such as idlis, dosas, and certain types of rotis. Additionally, communicating dietary needs to the staff can help in identifying suitable options.