MYSURU THEN & NOW
“Same Streets. Different Stories.”
Unveiling the Layers of the Royal City.
This isn't your typical historical tour filled with dry dates. 'Mysuru Then & Now' is a dialogue between the archival past and the vibrant present. Conducted by Sachin Bhandary, this walk is designed to make you 'notice' the nuances of architecture, culture, and life that usually go unseen.
A Morning with History
06:45 AM
MEET & GREETGather at Cheluvamba Park, meet fellow participants, and get introduced to the morning's storytelling journey.
07:30 AM
WALK & DISCOVERExplore Vontikoppal and Yadavgiri through carefully selected locations that reveal different chapters of Mysuru's evolution.
08:45 AM
LISTEN & SHAREUncover stories of history, literature, architecture, culture, and everyday life while exchanging thoughts and perspectives along the way.
09:30 AM
WRAP UPConclude the walk with fresh perspectives on Mysuru, meaningful conversations, and a delicious local breakfast.
Who is this for?
We believe stories are for everyone, but this walk specifically appeals to those with a curious mind.
SLOW TRAVELLERS
Looking to go beyond the tourist brochures.
STUDENTS & ACADEMICS
Interested in urban history and architecture.
LOCAL RESIDENTS
Who want to fall in love with their city all over again.
Sunday,
23rd Aug
Before you register
- Comfortable walking shoes are mandatory (2.5km total walk).
- Carry a reusable water bottle; we are a zero-plastic event.
- Limited to 15 spots per walk to ensure an intimate experience.
What's included
- A guided session by Sachin Bhandary.
- A curated heritage map of the route.
- Traditional Mysore Filter Coffee after the walk.

Sachin Bhandary
"Stories aren't just in books; they are etched in the bricks and alleys of our cities. My mission is to help you see the magic in the mundane."
A former journalist and a seasoned storyteller, Sachin has traveled across the globe to document human experiences. He creates gamified journeys that bridge the gap between heritage and play, ensuring every participant leaves with a piece of the city in their heart.


