Photos from Bangalore and Mysore trip.

My dinner before departure - Chicken soft kuey teow.
Location: my room

Love this picture the most!
Location: Lalbagh garden, Bangalore

Such fluffy chrysanthemum!
Location: Lalbagh garden, Bangalore

Bass stage if I'm not mistaken. Something Bass...
But it's pretty!
Location: Lalbagh garden, Bangalore

It's all made up of flowers! And sponge.
Location: Lalbagh garden, Bangalore

One of the entrance to Lalbagh garden. 

Bangalore palace!

Bangalore palace's garden!
Not as nice as Lalbagh garden. 

The inner courtyard for all the ladies to meet their "prince".
Location: Bangalore Palace 

This is the courtyard for guys.
Location: Bangalore Palace

The exquisite design!
Location: Bangalore

This is a store room. I sneak a peak and I saw chair from what, China?!
Location: Bangalore Palace (I can't believe my eyes!) 

The courtyard for the ladies. =)
Location: Bangalore Palace

One of the collection of Wadiyah (India's Sultan)
It's so Chinese. Kinda like 灵古塔
Location: Bangalore Palace

Sorry for the bad quality of this picture.
We can't actually snap the photo of the horse and the cart.
They will charge us for that.
So I zoomed.
Location: Bangalore Palace

Side view of Bangalore Palace. 

Wow! A whole "lorry" of spare parts! 

Taadaa! The magnificent Mysore Palace. Too bad can't take picture inside.
But the design inside was just marvelous. I can't describe using words.
Exquisite? I love the peak wood door, specially designed ceiling, special painting's frame,
the peacock designed dome, the hall with chandeliers.
Those that been to Mysore Palace, you all will know what I meant.
Highly recommended! 

Mysore palace is huge! It's actually co-related to those pictures in the gallery in Bangalore Palace.
Mysore Palace is where the actual event took place. ;)

So people, hope you guys enjoyed it. Nothing much to enjoy actually. 

But I took this with my lousy phone. I love my phone OK? I love it. 

And sorry about too little pictures taken in Mysore Palace. 

Phone battery dying, that's why.

So, go visit Mysore Palace next time. It's such a fun experience. 

Mysore Palace's hall is breath taking! Simply marvelous. It took them 15 years to finish building it. And because of the old Mysore Palace got caught in fire (in a kitchen, during a princess's wedding) and it's a total lost, the new Mysore Palace, the one that you all are seeing now is made up of marble and metal. The least wood is been use because of the history of the palace.