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Book our Triranga Darshan Package covering Adi Ranga, Madhya Ranga and Antya Ranga in a single day, before sunrise and before sunset, for a smooth and truly divine pilgrimage.
Triranga Darshan is a sacred Vaishnavite pilgrimage where devotees visit all three Ranganatha temples, Adi Ranga, Madhya Ranga, and Antya Ranga, in a single day, with the first darshan completed before sunrise and the last before sunset. All three temples sit along the banks of the Cauvery river, but they're spread across two states, which is exactly why most travel agencies avoid offering this route. Mysore Travelo runs this pilgrimage regularly, with drivers who know the temple timings and the road well enough to keep the schedule.
Round trip from Mysore and back covers close to 400 km in a single day, which is the main reason this pilgrimage is physically demanding without a driver who's planned the timing in advance.
Dhanurmasa (mid-December to mid-January) is considered the most auspicious month for this pilgrimage, and temple crowds are noticeably higher during this period. Devotees on a tighter schedule can complete the Triranga Darshan on any other date as well; the sunrise-to-sunset rule applies year-round, not just during Dhanurmasa.
No. Because of the tight timing and limited seating this route allows, we only arrange private cab packages, not shared group tours.
Devotees are advised to arrive in Mysore one day in advance and stay overnight, since the pilgrimage starts at 5:00 AM to reach Adi Ranga before sunrise.
5:00 AM - Pickup from Mysore, depart for Adi Ranga (Srirangapatna).
5:30 AM - Sunrise darshan at Sri Ranganatha Swamy Temple.
7:00 AM - Drive to Madhya Ranga (Shivanasamudra, near Malavalli).
9:00 AM - Darshan at Madhya Ranganatha Temple, short breakfast stop.
10:00 AM - Depart for Antya Ranga (Srirangam, Tamil Nadu).
1:30 PM - Arrive Srirangam, lunch stop en route.
Before sunset - Darshan at Antya Ranganatha Temple.
Evening - Return journey to Mysore or drop at your preferred location.
This one-day Triranga Darshan spiritually connects all three Ranganatha temples along the sacred Cauvery, and the schedule above is built with enough buffer for temple queues on a normal day.
Transparent, upfront pricing with no hidden charges. Choose a vehicle based on your group size.
Price includes cab, driver, fuel, tolls, and parking for the full one-day route. Temple entry or seva fees, if any, are not included.
Dhanurmasa (mid-December to mid-January) is considered the most auspicious month, though the sunrise-to-sunset darshan rule applies on any date, so you can plan the trip around your own schedule too.
The pilgrimage starts at 5:00 AM from Mysore so that the first darshan at Adi Ranga is completed before sunrise, as per tradition.
Yes. Since the journey is time-bound, there's a 20-minute breakfast stop and a 30-minute lunch stop at clean local hotels along the route, with no extended rest breaks so the timing at all three temples holds.
A private car from Mysore, an experienced driver familiar with the route, fuel, tolls, and parking, planned to cover Adi Ranga, Madhya Ranga, and Antya Ranga within the sacred time limits.
Adi Ranga (Srirangapatna) is about 15 km from Mysore, Madhya Ranga (Shivanasamudra) is about 50 km from Adi Ranga, and Antya Ranga (Srirangam) is about 150 km further, in Tamil Nadu. The full round trip covers close to 400 km in a day.
