Ooty & Coonoor · from Bangalore

Ooty Tour Packages from Bangalore

Two to five days in the Nilgiris — Doddabetta, the Coonoor tea country, Pykara and the gardens — with a private vehicle and driver from your door in Bangalore and back.

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  • 270 km · 6–7 hrs
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Ooty packages, shortest first

Every package below starts and ends in Bangalore. Prices are for the whole trip, not per head — tell us your group size and we will confirm the exact figure.

How the days run

Bangalore to Ooty Tour Package – 2 Days 1 Night

  1. Day 1

    Ooty Sightseeing – Doddabetta Peak, Tea Factory & Tea Museum, Wax World Museum, Botanical Garden, Rose Garden, Thunder World, Ooty Boathouse (Lake) and Thread Garden.

  2. Day 2

    Pykara – 6th & 9th Mile shooting spots, Pine Forest, Kamaraj Dam view, Pykara Lake boating and Pykara Waterfalls, with a scenic drive past Mudumalai & Bandipur on the way back.

Not quite your pace? Tell us what you want and we will rebuild the days around your group.

Ooty town seen from Doddabetta peak
What you will see

The Nilgiris, in a few unhurried days

Doddabetta Peak

The highest point in the Nilgiris at 2,637 m, with a telescope house looking over the whole range.

Coonoor & Dolphin’s Nose

Valley viewpoints, Sim’s Park and Lamb’s Rock, wrapped in working tea country.

Pykara Lake & Falls

Boating on a quiet shola-fringed lake, then the falls a short drive on.

Botanical & Rose Gardens

Colonial-era gardens in the middle of town — easy, unhurried, good for families.

Tea Factory & Museum

See the leaf go from bush to cup, and taste it at the end.

Nilgiri Mountain Railway

The UNESCO-listed toy train that grinds up through tunnels and tea from Mettupalayam.

What you pay for

Included

  • Private vehicle with experienced driver, from Bangalore and back
  • Driver bata, food and accommodation
  • Toll gates, parking and permit charges
  • Hotel stay on the nights listed in the package
  • All applicable taxes
So there are no surprises

Not included

  • Monument, garden and boating entry fees
  • Meals not listed in the package
  • Safari rides and adventure activities
  • Anything personal, and anything not listed under inclusions
Before you book

Questions we get asked

How much does an Ooty tour package from Bangalore cost?

Our Ooty packages start at ₹14,999 and go up depending on how many nights you stay, the size of your group and the hotel category. Every quote includes the vehicle, driver, driver bata, tolls, parking and taxes — message us with your dates and group size and we will send an exact figure.

How far is Ooty from Bangalore and how long does the drive take?

Ooty is roughly 270 km from Bangalore. The drive takes about 6 to 7 hours including a breakfast stop, usually via Mysore and Bandipur. We normally start early so you reach the hills with the day still ahead of you.

What is the best time to visit Ooty?

October to June is comfortable, with the coolest weather from December to February. April and May are the busiest as the summer season peaks. The monsoon between July and September is green and quiet, and the tea gardens look their best, though some viewpoints get clouded over.

Do you handle the hotel booking as well?

Yes. The packages listed here include the stay for the nights shown. Tell us the category you want and we will confirm the hotel with you in writing before you pay anything.

Can the itinerary be changed for my group?

Every one of these is a starting point. We routinely add Coonoor, Pykara or a Nilgiri Mountain Railway ride, extend a night, or slow the pace down for older travellers and small children. Send us what you have in mind on WhatsApp.

How many people can travel together?

Anything from a couple in a sedan to a group of 50 in a coach. We run sedans, Ertigas, Innovas, 12-seater tempo travellers, 21 to 33 seater mini buses and a 50 seater bus, so the whole group moves with one operator.

Tell us your dates. We will send the package.

Bangalore pickup, any group size, hotel confirmed in writing.

Photographs: “Mist in the Tea Gardens, Coonoor” by Mrunmaikulkarni and “Views from Doddabetta” by Rangan Datta Wiki, both CC BY-SA 4.0; “A view of the beautiful Nilgiri Hills” by David Brossard, CC BY-SA 2.0. Via Wikimedia Commons.

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