Bangalore to Coorg Cab

The best road from Bangalore to Coorg is via Mysore. The route passes through many popular tourist destinations like Ramanagara, Srirangapatna and Kushalnagar on the way. A car hire from Bangalore Ride makes sure you enjoy an exhilarating road trip to the picturesque hill station.

The road until Mysore, on the Bangalore-Mysore expressway, is wide and well-maintained. And the ride is smooth except for the occasional traffic near the towns. The road gets narrower after Mysore, and the traffic increases too. Then, as you approach Madikeri, the hill town of Coorg, the winding ghat roads appear.

The total distance from Bangalore to Coorg via Mysore is 254 km. It should take you about 4-5 hours to reach Madikeri in Coorg.

If you have extra time, you can visit other tourist spots on the way. Among the popular spots near Madikeri are Dubare Elephant Camp and Namdroling Tibetan Monastery which is one of the top buddhist monasteries in India. Nisargadhama Forest and Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary are the other places to visit enroute. Enroute you can also stop for a few hours to visit the best  tourist places in Mysore.

After Mysore, you can take a detour towards Nagarhole National Park and Tiger Reserve. However, this detour would add about 50 km (and 2 hours) extra to your trip.

Another popular route to Coorg is via Hassan. It passes through Kunigal, Channarayapatna and Kushalnagar towns. The distance from Bangalore to Coorg via Hassan is 286 km, and the total time taken should be 6 hours.

Depending on your interests, you can take whichever route you prefer with a Bangalore to Coorg cab rental.

A Bangalore to Coorg drive offers plenty of experiences to explore. You can visit wildlife sanctuaries, ancient temples, historical forts and many other places of cultural importance. Below are some of the popular tourist attractions to see in Coorg with your Bangalore Ride private rental taxi:

1.  Abbey Falls 

Abbey Falls is a spectacular waterfall formed by River Kaveri cascading down gentle, rocky slopes. A platform has been built to marvel at the beauty of this waterfall. You can reach it by walking through some exotic coffee plantations and spice estates of the area.

2.  Raja’s Seat

Hire a Bangalore to Coorg car rental and visit Raja’s Seat, a beautiful garden built on an elevated ground overlooking the valleys. It has various fragrant and beautiful flowering plants and artificial fountains. People come here to watch the sunsets and sunrises, and enjoy the surrounding views. This place has a toy train too, to take the kids for a ride.

3.  Madikeri Fort

Madikeri Fort is an ancient fort constructed by Muddu Raja in the 17th century. But it has been rebuilt, and restructured multiple times, by the later rulers. Today, the fort houses the office of Madikeri’s Deputy Commissioner and a museum. You can also get panoramic views of the town from some spots here.

4. Talacauvery

Talacauvery is on the Brahmagiri Hill and you can visit it with a private taxi from Bangalore Ride. The place has a water tank, which is considered holy, and is the origin of the River Kaveri. A temple, dedicated to Goddess Kaveriamma is also built next to the tank. From the top of the hill nearby, you can get a bird’s-eye-view of the surrounding area.

5. Mallalli Falls

Mallalli Falls is a milky white waterfall formed by River Kumaradhara. You can be here by trekking up the hill. The road is narrow, but is well built for walking. Wide steps are there, which you can use to climb down and reach the bottom of the waterfall.

When you hire a cab with Bangalore Ride, you will be provided with a reliable vehicle that is both comfortable and stylish. No matter what your budget and preferences are, we are sure to have something in our diverse fleet that will match your needs.

Walking down the trails among coffee plantations is among the most exciting experiences in Coorg during your trip with Bangalore Ride. The region around Madikeri has got many beautiful estates with a mix of coffee and spice plantations. Many also organise guided walking tours of their estates. You can see cardamom, pepper and vanilla plantations among others during such tours.

The lush green estates also attract different species of birds, and thus Coorg is superb for bird-watching too.

However, trekking is the most popular activity during a Bangalore to Coorg trip. This hill town has several gorgeous trekking trails like Tadiandamol Peak Trek, Pushpagiri Trek and Iruppu Falls Trek. Then, you can also check out Kumara Parvatha Trek and Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary Trek nearby.

With a Bangalore to Coorg cab service, you can even stop at Dubare Elephant Camp near Kushalnagar. You can take a coracle ride here and watch and play with elephants in the water. Among the other nearby places to visit are Namdroling Tibetan Monastery in Bylakuppe, Manjarabad Fort in Sakleshpur, and Bisle Ghat.

Rafting in Kaveri River and fishing are also popular activities in Coorg. The area has many river-side camps. Quad biking and Microlight flying are other popular activities and things to do in and around Coorg.

Bangalore is a city with mixed culture. It has ancient temples and monuments, as well as modern amenities and entertainment avenues. Here, you’ll find restaurants with South Indian dishes. And you can devour delicacies from the American, Italian or Korean cuisine too.

It is a destination suitable for every tourist.

You can explore the tourist spots in Bangalore during the day and enjoy its vivid nightlife as the sun sets. From a relaxed trip around the city to adventures like Bangalore to Coorg road trip by car, the city has a multitude of options.

So, book a cab rental from ‘Bangalore Ride’ and explore popular tourist places near Bangalore. You can go for a two day trip to Coorg from Bangalore or extend it over the weekend to visit all the places in & around Coorg.

October to March is the ideal time to visit Coorg. The weather’s cool and perfect for outdoor activities. Avoid the monsoon season (June to September) unless you’re into lush greenery and don’t mind some rain. Summer (April to June) can get warm, but it’s less crowded and great for budget travelers.

Coorg offers a range of accommodations to fit every budget and style. For luxury seekers, check out the Taj Madikeri Resort & Spa, offering stunning views and top-notch amenities. Nature lovers might enjoy The Tamara Coorg, an eco-friendly resort nestled in a coffee plantation. For a local touch, try the Evolve Back Chikkana Halli Estate, known for its unique architecture and cultural experiences. Budget travelers can consider the comfortable Hotel Coorg International in Madikeri. If you’re after a homely vibe, the Honey Valley Estate homestay provides a cozy, authentic experience amidst nature.

Coorg has a variety to offer the shopping enthusiasts. Here, you can buy local coffee powder, organic spices, and an assortment of dry fruits among other farm products. Home-made fresh wines and chocolates are also found in many shops. Silk sarees, fragrant soaps and herbal oils are the other specialities of Coorg which you can take home as gifts and souvenirs.

Dive into Coorg’s rich culinary scene. Don’t miss Pandi Curry, a spicy pork dish that’s a local favorite. Vegetarians can enjoy Kadambuttu, steamed rice dumplings. For breakfast, try Akki Roti, a crispy rice flatbread. Coffee lovers, you’re in for a treat – Coorg’s homegrown brews are top-notch.