Where history rests on an island
Located on an island formed by the River Cauvery, Srirangapatana is a town steeped in power, politics, and devotion. Once the capital of the great Tipu Sultan, it stands as a testimony to a time when resistance and culture flourished side by side.
A walk through time
From the Ranganathaswamy Temple, a revered Vaishnavite shrine, to the remains of Tipu Sultan’s Palace and the Gumbaz where he rests, every corner of Srirangapatana breathes heritage. The town played a pivotal role in the Anglo-Mysore Wars and retains structures from both Islamic and Hindu traditions, giving it a unique historical texture.
Whether you’re tracing colonial battles or admiring Dravidian architecture, this island town invites you to slow down and reflect on the power of belief and legacy.
Location
20 km from Mysuru