Ooty Packages From Bangalore

Ooty packages from Bangalore are available at relatively pocket-friendly rates for travellers. You can book holidays from ₹11,000 onwards (per person) depending on your itinerary. This may go up to ₹20,000 per person and more while luxury vacations can be booked starting at ₹40,000. Many travellers often include Kodaikanal and other nearby places in their packages, which will therefore increase the package cost.

The distance between Bangalore and Ooty varies depending on your mode of transportation. If you have chosen Ooty packages from Bangalore via road, then the distance is around 6-8 hours by bus. A cab ride will also take you around 5-7 hours on average. There are direct buses to Ooty from Bangalore and they pass through either Mettupalayam or Mysore. If you are travelling by train, then you can expect a 7-8 hour journey to Coimbatore. You can rent a cab to reach Ooty in approximately 3 hours from here. You can also take a flight to Coimbatore which takes around 1.1 hours. Thereafter, you can embark on the 3-hour ride to Ooty via cabs or buses.

You should choose Ooty packages from Bangalore or other cities for at least 3 days in order to explore the major landmarks of the hill station. Here is an itinerary that you may find helpful:

•  Day 1- Pykara Waterfalls and Lake, 6th Mile, 9th Mile, Toda Hamlet, Kamraj Sagar Dam, Pine Tree Forest and Wenlock Downs.
• Day 2- Doddabetta Peak, Sim’s Park, Ooty Botanical Gardens, Lamb’s Rock, Coonoor Tea Estate and Dolphin’s Nose.
•  Day 3- Ooty Lake, Wax World Ooty, Stone House and Ooty Rose Garden. 

The charming hill station is a round-the-year holiday spot for most travellers booking Ooty packages from Bangalore or other cities. The peak season is between April and June and also from September to November. The summer season (March to June) is synonymous with pleasant and cool weather while tourists can also enjoy outdoor activities in this period. The monsoon makes the place look more captivating with the greenery and misty landscapes. However, outdoor sightseeing may be restricted due to the heavy rainfall at times. The winter i.e., between October to February witnesses higher tourist crowds to enjoy the chilly weather and numerous sightseeing opportunities.

There is a huge demand for both Coorg and Ooty packages from Bangalore every year. While these hill stations have their own unique charms, the pocket pinch may be slightly lower in Ooty. It is not only more developed, but also offers more options in terms of accommodation and transportation. Packed with premium hotels and resorts, Coorg can be more expensive for budget travellers.

The best part about booking Ooty packages from Bangalore is that you can easily reach the hill station in a few hours. You can book a one-way trip for anywhere around ₹4,595 and upwards, depending on the season, date, time and chosen route. You can either pass through Mysore or Mettupalayam for your journey to Ooty.

There are many cities which are relatively closer to Ooty and offer opportunities for some additional sightseeing on your trip. If you are considering booking Ooty packages from Bangalore, you can make a list of these nearby destinations. Some of them include the following:

• Coonoor- 19 km
• Mettupalayam- 52 km
• Coimbatore- 84 km
• Tiruppur- 104 km
• Pollachi- 127 km
• Palakkad- 136 km
• Dharapuram- 154 km
• Udumalaipettai- 159 km

You need not worry about any language barriers while booking Ooty packages from Bangalore or other cities. While Tamil is the official language of the region, many locals also understand Kannada and Malayalam. English is also widely spoken here by residents, which should make things easier for you on the trip. There are many other native languages in the Nilgiris such as Irula, Paniya, Badaga and Kurumba that are spoken here.

Foodies should definitely book Ooty packages from Bangalore or other cities for the array of dishes available here! Most meals are made with coconut oil, coconuts, asafoetida, tamarind and many other spices. The breakfast in Ooty is a treat for travellers, including items like dosas, Idlis, Uttapams, Vadas, sambar and coconut chutney. The main courses for lunch/dinner usually include rice and a variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian curries along with chutney and papads. You can also feast on homemade chocolates and bakery products at Kingstar Confectionary that has been around from 1942. They offer delicious fudge that will leave you licking your lips! The famous Ooty Coffee House is also worth checking out for its diverse menus, views and tea/coffee spreads. It is one of the oldest hotels in the region dating back to the colonial era. Shinkows is a popular Chinese eatery that serves a plethora of items for diners while Nahar Restaurant whips up authentic South Indian fare. You will love feasting on the pure vegetarian food at this joint. The Sidewalk Café also comes with delicious pastas and pizzas (wood-fired) that will make for hearty snacks during your stay here. The Earl’s Secret at Kings Cliff gives you great glass lovely views and outdoor dining experiences. This is the best place to try gourmet dishes in Ooty.