Bangalore to Mysore Cab

The quickest route to Mysore is via Bangalore-Mysore expressway. It passes through towns like Ramanagara and Srirangapatna, and the distance through this route is 143 km. It’s a straight route and takes 3-4 hours to reach Mysore during the usual traffic conditions. The roads are wide and well-maintained, and the green stretches make the trip enjoyable with a car rental from Bangalore Ride.

On the way, you’ll also pass through Bidadi, Ramanagara and Srirangapatna. The village of Maddur is also on this route. With a Bangalore to Mysore cab, you can stop and savour the crispy vadas that are famous here.

Another way to reach Mysore is via Kanakapura. The distance from Bangalore to Mysore via Kanakapura is slightly more, about 160 km. But it takes almost the same time as the route via Bangalore-Mysore expressway.

Mysore is known for its palaces and beautiful gardens. Given below are some of the popular places to visit in Mysore during your road trip from Bangalore with a Bangalore Ride rental car:

1. Mysore Palace

Mysore Palace used to be the residence of the Wodeyar dynasty. It is a magnificent white palace built in the Indo-Saracenic form of architecture. The palace is a three-storey building with marble domes, and detailed carvings and fine paintings all around it. It is also popular for its light & sound show and vibrant Dussehra celebrations.

2. Brindavan Gardens

Brindavan Gardens is built across River Cauvery, on the outskirts of Mysore that you can visit with a Bangalore to Mysore car rental. It has well-maintained lawns and flowerbeds. The place is even more beautiful in the evening as the walkways come alive with lights. A musical water fountain show with colourful lights is also organised every evening. And you can go boating too.

3.  Chamundi Hill

Chamundi Hill is another popular spot near Mysore. Some people come here for their regular walk, while others visit the place for a hike up the hills. On the top, there’s a Chamundeshwari Temple. Devotees climb up the stairs to seek blessings from the goddess.

4.  Karanji Lake 

Karanji Lake is a popular picnic spot that you should not miss during your Mysore trip with Bangalore Ride. It is a beautiful place to explore different birds around Mysore. It has a waterfall, too. The greenery of the place has been maintained well, and various flowering plants have been planted to make it an ideal place to relax. A butterfly park is also nearby.

5. Rail Museum

Rail Museum of Mysore shows the journey of Indian Railways through a collection of photographs and other items. The exhibits include a wide range of lights, tickets and clocks from the early days. Ticketing machines, signals and other electronic systems are also put on display. A mini toy train can take you around the exhibits.

Mysore’s scenic neighbourhoods are also worth exploring with your own private cab from Bangalore Ride. Away from the crowd, you’ll find peaceful and colourful alleys.

Day trips to Melukote, Somanathapura and Talakadu are also worth the time. These places have many ancient stone temples with detailed carvings. Srirangapatna town is another place of historical and religious importance near Mysore.

And if you want to glimpse into the Tibetan culture, you can visit the Namdroling Monastery in Bylakuppe.

Mysore is also closer to hill stations like Madikeri (Coorg), Ooty and Masinagudi. You can even take a trip to Mudumalai National Park using a Bangalore to Mysore cab service.

Apart from all those spots in Mysore, you’ve plenty to explore during your Bangalore to Mysore trip. The rocky boulders and granite formations of Ramanagara are a favourite among the rock climbers. Channapatna is known for its wooden toys and the Heritage Winery nearby.

You can also visit Chunchi Falls and Shivanasamudra Falls on the way to Mysore. However, these waterfalls would be closer if you take the route via Kanakapura.

Bangalore, the Garden City, is a destination suitable for every tourist. It is an amalgamation of a rich cultural heritage and modern high-tech facilities.

The popular sightseeing places to visit in Bangalore are its historical monuments, religious places, art galleries and a multitude of other places. You can also enjoy an extensive shopping experience, bustling nightlife and a varied cuisine to tingle your taste buds.

A Bangalore to Mysore Road Trip with Bangalore Ride will let you explore the vividity of this historical city. The trip also enables you to check the tourist spots on the way. Whether you’re looking for adventure or a fun-filled leisure vacation, a Mysore trip from Bengaluru can fulfil it.

Mysore shines year-round, but October to February is prime time. The weather’s cool and perfect for exploring. Catch the dazzling Dasara festival in October for an unforgettable experience. Our cabs are ready whenever you decide to visit – just book and go.

Mysore’s got stays for every style and budget. Luxe it up at the Radisson Blu Plaza or Royal Orchid Metropole. For a mid-range option, try Hotel Sandesh The Prince. Backpackers will love the cozy vibes at Sonder Hostel. Whatever you pick, we’ll get you there stress-free.

On your Mysore trip with Bangalore Ride make sure to  check out the government sandalwood factory. Here, you can observe the process of making soaps and incense from fragrant sandalwood available in the locality. The sandalwood soaps and incense are worth taking home as souvenirs. You should visit the silk factory, too. Here, you can see how the famous Mysore silk sarees are weaved.

Shopping for local art and craft pieces is another activity to explore in Mysore. You can buy a variety of vibrant silk sarees and Mysore gold leaf paintings.

Hungry? Mysore’s got you covered. Don’t miss the iconic Mysore Masala Dosa at Vinayaka Mylari. Craving royalty? Try the thali at Gayatri Tiffin Room. For a quick bite, RRR Restaurant’s got killer biryani. Wherever you choose to chow down, we’ll drive you there in comfort.