We travellers just need one good excuse to pack our bags and head out! Last week’s long weekend from Friday to Sunday had many travellers making a beeline for Mysuru. Now, a video going viral online shows the massive crowd at Mysore Palace, making it look like half the country decided to visit the palace at once. Scroll down for the details.
Mysore Palace Sees Huge Crowd Over The Weekend
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Instagram user Dr Niti Manvar (@neeti_manvar) took to her social media handle to share what the weekend looks like in Mysuru. In the video, we can see a huge crowd visiting the iconic Mysore Palace. She posted the video with a sarcastic reaction, “Sab aa gaye na Mysore? Koi reh toh nahi gaye?”
Often, people post on social media showing how beautiful a place is, and it takes no time for people to arrive there. But they forget that many others are also thinking the same way and planning to visit these iconic places in tourist destinations, resulting in them being jam-packed. This situation makes it difficult for anyone to actually enjoy the place, as they are often more focused on getting through the crowd.
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Netizens Have Plenty To Say
The video showing how a huge crowd arrived at Mysore Palace has gone viral online, prompting some hilarious reactions from netizens.
One user joked, “Mysoreans, time to hibernate for 1 month.”
“Kuch log abhi bhi stuck on highway,” another comment read.
One netizen advised, “All Mysoreans, kindly stay home, stay safe.”
Another netizen who visited wrote, “Literally, I was there yesterday in the same situation.”
Are you also planning to visit famous places during the upcoming weekend? Tell us in the comments below!
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Cover Image Courtesy: Instagram/ @neeti_manvar
FAQs
Where is Mysore Palace located?
Mysore Palace is located at Sayyaji Rao Road, Agrahara, Chamrajpura, Mysuru, Karnataka.
What is the capital of Karnataka?
The capital of Karnataka is Bengaluru.
Which language is mostly spoken in Karnataka
People in Karnataka mostly speak Kannada language.
