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1. Bangalore to Mysore by Bus

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Mysore to Bangalore by Road – Distance, Time and Useful Travel Information

Bangalore – a city that was once recognized by its tech industry, is now a colorful collage of cultures and businesses, making the Silicon Valley of India the most vibrant metro city of the south. An IT hub, Bangalore is one of the poster cities for urban India.

Use this ready-made guide from Savaari when you take a road trip from Mysore to Bangalore . We will take you through a gorgeous route with breathtaking monuments, hidden gems, and also eateries en route.

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Why travel from mysore to bangalore.

• Travelling from Mysore to Bangalore by car
• Best Time To Visit

Popular Routes from Mysore to Bangalore

Mysore to bangalore best route.

• How to Reach Bangalore By Train
• How to Reach Bangalore By Flight
• Attractions in Bangalore for Sightseeing
• Savaari Recommends – Popular Places to Eat in Bangalore
• Hotels and resorts – Accommodation in Bangalore

Bangalore is vibrant and has much to offer including gardens, temples, monuments, museums, pubs and great nightlife. You can make your Bangalore experience more interesting when you drive from Mysore in a Savaari cab. When you book a Mysore cab service from Savaari , you can make your Bangalore experience more interesting by driving from Mysore to Bangalore. With our customizable trip plans and itineraries, you can do more than just a regular road trip, and enjoy a comfortable ride, while making your journey interesting at the same time.

Traveling from Mysore to Bangalore by car

A road trip from Mysore to Bangalore by car is one of the best ways to experience the roads that connect the City of Palaces to the Garden City. When you book Mysore to Bangalore trip with us , you can enjoy a ride through the smaller towns and rural areas of Karnataka, before you enter the charming metro city. You will pass through some popular and offbeat locales as well as some of the most fascinating vistas and nature hotspots, on your Bangalore trip from Mysore. With our completely customizable Mysore to Bangalore trip packages, you can stop at any of these places and do a quick sightseeing. 

Let us help you discover the best routes to travel from Mysore to Bangalore by car.

Best time to visit

Sitting roughly 1000 feet from the sea and surrounded by the hills of Western Ghats, the city of Bangalore enjoys pleasant weather all year round. The winters are cool and breezy, summers are warm but not humid like most cities in India. Monsoons, however, can be rough and the city experiences heavy rainfall from July to September. So, if you want to experience the best of Bangalore, plan your travel in the dry and colder months.

Route 1: Mysore to Bangalore via via Bengaluru – Mysuru Expy and NH 275

This is the shortest and fastest route to cover the Mysore to Bangalore distance which is approximately 145 KM. You can most probably expect regular Mysore to Bangalore traffic, but certainly no severe congestion. So it is certainly important that you check for live traffic updates and follow real-time maps to get a better idea of road conditions.

Here’s a basic Mysore to Bangalore road map for this route:

Popular places along the way:

• Ranganathitthu Bird Sanctuary, Srirangapatna: About 16 KM away Mysore, you will pass through the forests of Ranganathittu, home to one of the largest bird sanctuaries of the state. 
• Channapatna: As you cross the town, you will find local artisans selling handcrafted wooden toys, exclusive to this locale.
• Janapada Loka open-air museum, Ramanagara: Stop by this unique kind of conservatory for local arts and crafts, depicting regional culture and traditions. With ample greenery of the neighboring Doddamannagudde Forest and wildlife, this is a rather perfect blend of nature and history. 
• Kanva Reservoir, Ramanagara: Take a detour towards Kunigal Main Road to reach this expansive lake which is also surrounded only by hills and grassy meadows.
• Ramdevara Betta Vulture Sanctuary, Ramanagara: Tucked within the mountainous areas off the highway, there is a natural reserve that houses a huge population of vultures and is certainly one of its kind in the country.  

Places to eat on this route:

• Thotada Mane, Srirangapatna: Local restaurant serving traditional meals and is quite popular among travelers. 
• Maddur Tiffany’s, Mandya: Stop here for their house specialty – Maddur Vada.
• Kamat Lokaruchi : A popular highway restaurant for travelers serving only vegetarian meals from breakfast through dinner.

Mysore to Bangalore Road Condition via route 1:

The Mysore to Bangalore road condition via Mysore Road is excellent. It is the fastest route, has tolls but no road closure.

Route 2: Mysore to Bangalore via NH948 – Kanakpura road

This is a slightly longer route to cover and is approximately 160 KM. While there is no severe congestion, you could expect a little traffic during weekends or holidays, or during any roadwork. Therefore, no matter which route you take, always check for traffic updates and follow live maps.

• Talakadu, Malavalli: A few kilometers from the Shivanasamudra Waterfall, this ancient site houses more than 30 buried temples around the Cauvery River.
• Shivanasamudra Waterfall, Malavalli: Take a detour from the highway at Malavalli to reach this scenic waterfall, which assumes enhanced beauty during the rainy season.
• Chunchi Falls, Kanakapura: The gorgeous waterfall sits remotely from the Kanakapura town. Hence, it’s rocky setting along with the surrounding greenery are reasons perfect enough to stop for a quick picnic on a road trip. 
• Mekedatu Dam & Reservoir, Kanakapura: What seems like a freshwater reservoir, you can certainly stop here for a refreshing break.

• Gokul Vegetarian Restaurant, Kallahalli: This humble eatery on the highway serves almost all vegetarian and North Indian dishes. 
• NH 209 Family Garden Restaurant, Bolare: Another popular highway restaurant with garden seating, ideal for families.

Mysore to Bangalore Road Condition via route 2:

The Mysore to Bangalore road condition via NH948 is good. It is longer and takes more time than the previous route, has tolls but no road closure.

Both the above routes are good for traveling from Mysore to Bangalore. Each of them have interesting stopovers and a good number of food stops. However, Mysore Road has more scenic sightseeing spots and photography points along the way. Hence, if you want to save time and still enjoy a gorgeous roadtrip, then route 1 is your best option.

Other means of traveling from Mysore to Bangalore 

You can also travel from Mysore to Bangalore by trains or flights. 

How to reach Bangalore by Train ?

You can also cover the Mysore to Bangalore distance by train, which is available daily. There are around 25 trains that ply between Mysore and Bangalore, of which 14 ply daily. So you can visit the Indian Railways website for your Mysore to Bangalore train bookings, or choose your options from the multiple online portals. The fastest train is Shatabdi Express (06081). The total time taken from Mysore to Bangalore can vary from 2 to 5 hours, depending upon the train you choose. Therefore, for the updated Mysore to Bangalore train timings, check with IRCTC for their latest timetables. Once you reach the railway station, hire a taxi in Bangalore to explore places in & around the city .

How to reach Bangalore by Flight ?

You can also fly from Mysore to Bangalore. There are one or two flights between these two cities daily. The nearest airport is Kempegowda International Airport (BLR), which is about 40 KM from the city center. 

The average Mysore to Bangalore flight duration is 1 hour, and usually costs between Rs 1100 to 1700 depending on the airline, flight route, booking window, available deals, and the travel season. For your Mysore to Bangalore flight booking, visit any online travel portal or check with airlines’ direct website. You can hire a reliable airport taxi in Bangalore for a convenient ride to your hotel in the city.

Attractions for Sightseeing in Bangalore

Apart from beautiful public gardens and parks, the Garden City has a host of other interesting things to see and do. Sitting in the heart of South India, flanked by all the states of the region, Bangalore and its vicinity is blessed with endless natural and man-made wonders, making this the perfect starting point for uncountable road trips and places to visit nearby. With wide stretches of national and state highways crisscrossing the state, you can be anywhere, anytime, within a few hours’ drive. Check out the  best road trips you can embark on for a quick weekend getaway from Bangalore. Here are some of the best places to visit in Bangalore:

• Cubbon Park – The biggest patch of greenery of the city, great for walks, jogs, or simply relaxing in the shaded areas.
• Lalbagh Botanical Garden – A public garden housing exotic plants, trees, flowers, along with a museum and an exhibition venue.
• Vidhan Souda – The city hall with all major government offices, known for its brilliant architecture.
• Ulsoor Lake – the biggest water body of the city, surrounded by ample greenery and jogger’s park.
• Jayachamarajendra Museum & Gallery – A public gallery with museum, preserving the city’s history and heritage.
• St. Mary’s Basilica – The oldest church of the city, located in the Archdiocese of Bangalore, known for its splendid Gothic architecture with carved arches, ornamental motifs, and stained-glass windows

You can  hire a car rental in Bangalore  to visit all these major tourist places with ease and comfort.

Savaari recommends – Popular places to eat in Bangalore

Being a cosmopolitan metro city, Bangalore’s food culture is influenced by all the communities that have settled in the city for generations, making it a melting pot of various cuisines from home and abroad.

To sample the best of classic and contemporary, Indian and international flavors, explore these places in Bangalore.

• Only Place, Museum Rd, near Post Office, Shanthala Nagar, Ashok Nagar
• Lantern Restaurant, 99, Residency Rd, Shanthala Nagar, Ashok Nagar
• The Hole in the Wall Café, 8th Main Rd, Koramangala 4th Block, Koramangala
• Toit Brewpub, 100 Feet Road, Near-Drops Total Spirits, Indiranagar
• Vidyarthi Bhavan, Gandhi Bazaar Main Road
• Arogya Ahaara, HSR Layout 5th Sector

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The promise of vacation gives you the chance to pack what you can fit into a duffel bag and take a breather from the claustrophobia of the city. And like they typically say, it’s not about the destination, it’s the journey that matters. When heading out of Bangalore towards Mysore, the NHs are replete with pit stops that are little anecdotes to the historic culture of Karnataka; be it the fluffy thatte idli or piping hot filter coffee - the quintessential light-on-the-stomach travel food. Since Science hasn’t yet made a strong case for teleportation, you will need to get from point A to point B with planned breaks.

Everything that you needed to know about travelling to Mysore from Bangalore. From the top tourist spots to the best ways to travel and travelling dos and don'ts, get them all here.

Top 5 Ways to Travel from Bangalore to Mysore

1. train - duration: 2 hours 🚋 .

Probably the most popular way to travel from one city to the other is to take a 2-hour train. There are around 35 different trains taking the route, so you’re spoiled for choice. Depending on your convenience on time of travel, you can take your pick of A/C, non-A/C, seater, and sleeper trains.

2. Plane - Duration: 45 minutes ✈️

If you’re the kind of person who enjoys the skies, then taking a flight might seem a little opulent, nonetheless, it’s pretty convenient. You reach within an hour, and a flight can cost you around Rs. 1000, which is not bad. Make sure you book a flight that doesn’t make a stopover because you might realize too late that it’s taking you longer than a road trip!

3. Road Trip - Duration: 3 hours 🏍

Probably the best, most scenic, and tempting way to travel is by road. Because of frequent traffic, the roads are 4 lanes wide, smooth, and an absolute joy to traverse. Whether by car or a bike rented from Royal Brothers , take the road most travelled from Bangalore to Mysore and back again.

4. Bus - Duration: 3 hours 🚌

When it comes to public transport, your safest bet is travelling by bus. Though not as enjoyable as riding in a car or better yet, renting a bike from Royal Brothers, it gets the job done with just a little bit of jolting around with every speed-bump and pothole.

5. Walk - Duration: 19 hours 🚶

Believe it or not, you can actually walk to Mysore from Bangalore! While to some it sounds absolutely bonkers, it takes 29 hours, without any breaks. There is actually a group of Gujaratis living in Bangalore, who on an annual basis just around Dussehra, walk from the IT city all the way to Chamundi Hills in Mysore to pay obeisance.

“I've ridden innumerable times on the Bangalore-Mysore highway over the last few years. Probably one of the safest and travel-friendly 145kms I've ridden in a single stretch. I never get tired of riding through those smooth and scenic roads.” - Dimpy Boddapati

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The Journey From Bangalore To Mysore

The Indian winter season from October to February is generally the best time to visit Mysore. It shouldn’t take you more than 4 hours one way. Located approximately 150 kilometers from urban Bangalore, Mysore is the final destination to an absolute picturesque and activity-filled travel, not to mention memorable social media posts! If you’re a first-timer to Mysore, it would make sense of visiting Mysore Palace and the museum . Between breakfast in Bangalore and lunch in Mysore, you can fill your travel itinerary with a number of activities.

The most popular route from Bangalore to Mysore is NH 275. This could have its drawbacks including traffic and roadblocks due to road construction. Still, it attracts travellers and truck drivers, so expect anything from a Toyota to a truck. The next most popular route is NH 948, also known as the Kanakapura route.

Pit Stops - Bangalore to Mysore

Bidadi: If you aren’t aiming for a career with Toyota or Coca Cola, who are among a list of MNCs that have set up shop here, then Bidadi also offers a number of tourist spots worth the detour. Wonder La , the adventure resort is in Bidadi, though technically you would need an extra vacation day to explore its length and breadth. Another major tourist attraction of Bidadi is Innovative Film City , where you get to experience South Indian cinema up close and personal.

Ramanagara: For starters, the iconic Bollywood movie, Sholay was shot here. Who doesn’t want to re-enact the whole “Kitne aadmi the” scene?! Apart from its star-studded past, Ramanagara is the heart and soul of Indian sericulture. The raw silk industry has been thriving for generations and gets its name “Silk City” because of its penchant for good quality, sustainable fabric.

Srirangapatna: A number of monuments erected during the reign of Tipu Sultan have witnessed decades’ worth of sunrises and sunsets at Srirangapatna. And that should be reason enough to make a pit stop at this UNESCO Heritage Site . This thriving town has been embraced on all sides by the river Kaveri, making it an island in the middle of Karnataka’s Mandya district. It’s mesmerizing to see how these structures have stood the test of time, bearing witness to a glorious era, overtaken by the rapidity of modern life.

Channapatna: This place has something for the kids and a little something for the adults. If you’ve ever been to a sante in Bangalore or the annual Lalbagh flower show, you would have come across colorful toys made of wood and hand painted. These whimsical artefacts are what have made Channapatna famous especially with kids who had the fortune of living in a world before video games. So what’s in store for adults then? A winery ! Few know that Karnataka has its own Napa Valley down South. World-class amenities and wine tasting opportunities are not to be missed if you decide to make a pit stop here.

Maddur: During Tipu Sultan’s reign, Maddur used to be the epicentre of ammunition manufacturing. Not anymore. It is now known for its deep-fried South Indian soul food - the maddur vada . Enjoy it with a cup of tea and you’re good to go for the rest of your ride. Another offering from Maddur is their bird sanctuary . And there is nothing more than a biker craves than being surrounded by nature. That’s why bikes don’t have a roof and doors to hold you in. A small stop here is definitely going to be worth an Instagram story!

“Motorbiking for me is pure happiness. It has made me more independent and the sense of freedom I get every time I hop on a motorcycle is implausible.” - Kanchana Ganga

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We’re Here, Now What? - Top Tourist Spots in Mysore

• Mysore Palace
• Brindavan Gardens
• Bonzai Garden
• Rail Museum
• Balmuri Waterfalls
• Lingambudhi Lake
• Chamundi Hills

Once you’ve made it to Mysore and are settled in, there’s going to be so much to explore! Your rented bike with Royal Brothers is safe and will go smoothly on the highway as well as on city roads. Mysore also has ample parking space whenever you want to make a quick stop within the city limits. Rush hour traffic is light and those travelling from major cities will have no trouble navigating Mysore’s wide-spaced roadways.

Mysore is synonymous with South India’s cultural heritage. After a quick lunch of mylari dosa , you can choose to visit their many architectural wonders before taking a stroll through Brindavan gardens with its luscious blossoms. There’s always an experience around the corner for every type of traveller, from the laid-back one to the adventurous one.

And of course, what holiday is complete without taking home something traditional from Mysore? Apart from the memories on the DSLR, you can gift yourself and your loved ones, the partaking of this majestic city. Fit for any budget, pick up anything - silk sarees, sandalwood, and delectable sweets. You can pack these up and fit them snugly into a saddlebag, rentable from Royal Brothers.

Check out these amazing packages that allow you to explore the best of Mysore.

Dos and Don’ts while in Mysore:

• Mysore is an eco-friendly city, so avoid excess pollution
• Find out the timings of tourist spots before visiting
• Avoid the use of plastic bags, since they are technically banned
• Visit Chamundi Hills in the morning and evening to witness a spectacular warm sun
• Eat at the local haunts. Endorse local industrial brands
• Avoid smoking in public because it is banned
• If travelling by bike, rent a saddlebag from Royal Brothers for safe storage of goods
• Locals are friendly, but their pace is slower than that of bustling cities. Take a chill pill and vibe with the vibe

Looking for a place to stay in Mysore? Maybe this list will help .

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Distance between Bangalore and Mysore

Driving non-stop from bangalore to mysore.

How far is Mysore from Bangalore? Here's the quick answer if you are able to make this entire trip by car without stopping.

Nonstop drive: 93 miles or 150 km

Driving time: 3 hours, 16 minutes

Realistically, you'll probably want to add a buffer for rest stops, gas, or food along the way. To get a better idea of how long this trip would really be, scroll down to calculate how many hours it would take if you drive with stops .

Flying non-stop from Bangalore to Mysore

Now let's assume you have a private jet and you can fly in the fastest possible straight line between Bangalore, India and Mysore, India. Because of the curvature of the Earth, the shortest distance is actually the "great circle" distance, or "as the crow flies" which is calculated using an iterative Vincenty formula.

Flight distance: 79 miles or 127 km

Flight time: 39 minutes

The straight line flight distance is 14 miles less than driving on roads, which means the driving distance is roughly 1.2x of the flight distance.

Your plane flies much faster than a car, so the flight time is about 1/5th of the time it would take to drive.

This is a relatively short flight in a private plane, but you might be planning to book a commercial flight. In that case, your travel time would really need to include how many minutes to get to your local airport, wait for security, board and taxi on the runway, land at the other airport, and get to your destination. Scroll down to see a more realistic calculation that takes into account all these factors to get a more accurate estimate of your actual flight time .

Bangalore to Mysore road trip

Let's say you're actually planning a road trip to Mysore, and you want to stop on the way to explore. If it's a real road trip, you might want to check out interesting places along the way, or maybe eat at a great restaurant. That's what Trippy is perfect for, helping you figure out travel plans in detail.

Road trip: 1 day of driving

With the full itinerary planned out, we can estimate your total travel time for this trip.

Travel time: 3.5 hours on the road

Start in Bangalore .

Drive for about 43 minutes , then stop in Ramanagaram and stay for about 1 hour. Next, drive for another 1 hour then stop in Mandya and stay for 1 hour. Drive for 51 minutes then stop at Tipu Palace and stay for 1 hour. Finally, drive for about 33 minutes and arrive in Mysore .

Bangalore to Mysore airports and flights

In the quick calculation above, we assumed you had a private plane and just wanted to know the time in the air from city to city. But for most of us, we're going to be flying on a commercial airline (whether it's first class or coach). So that means we really need to account for all the extra travel time getting to the airport, waiting for our flight, and making it to the destination.

To give you a better estimate of real-life travel, we've put together a flight itinerary with actual airports. Eventually you'll be able to customize this plan, choosing your own airports and flights. But for now, here's an example we've selected to give you an idea of how traveling might work between airports.

Departure airport: Bengaluru International Airport (BLR)

Arrival airport: Mysore Airport (MYQ)

With the airports selected, we can estimate the travel time to and from the airport, based on how far the airport is from downtown.

Getting to the airport: 52 minutes

Getting to your destination: 14 minutes

Now finally, let's look at an actual flight from BLR to MYQ on Alliance Air and figure out how long it would take to fly including take-off and landing, and time to taxi on the runway.

Commercial flight time: 39 minutes

So now we can finally get an idea of the total travel time from Bangalore to Mysore including time spent getting to/from the airports, an estimated wait time of 2 hours at the airport for TSA security lines and waiting at the gate, and the actual flight itself.

Total travel time: 4 hours

Plan a trip to Mysore

Trippy has a ton of information that can help you plan your trip to Mysore, India. Start by reading the Trippy page on where to stay in Mysore . Trippy members can suggest things to do in Mysore like Mysore Palace . Click the button below to explore Mysore in detail.

How far is it the other way?

The distance is the same either way if you're flying a straight line (or driving the same roads back and forth). But for a real trip, there can be plenty of differences so go ahead and check the reverse directions to get the distance from Mysore to Bangalore , or go to the main page to calculate the distance between cities .

If you happen to know Bangalore, don't forget to help other travelers and answer some questions about Bangalore!

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For those wondering how to reach Mysore from Bangalore , there are a few alternatives available. One can either board a direct train to Mysore or hire a cab. Private and state-owned buses are frequently running from Bangalore to Mysore . Mysore is considered to be a perfect weekend getaway to relax and get away from the hassles of city life. It is also very popular among tourists visiting nearby cities like Bangalore.

Bangalore to Mysore by Air: The nearest airport to Bangalore is Bengaluru International Airport (BLR) and the nearest airport to Mysore is Mysore Airport (MYQ). The distance from Bangalore to Mysore is approximately 130 kms. Due to the short distance, the flight time from Bangalore to Mysore is just 15 minutes. However, it is not the most popular option to travel from Bangalore to Mysore . Some of the airlines offering connecting as well as direct flights are Indigo, trujet, SpiceJet, Jet Airways and Air India.

Bangalore to Mysore by Train: The distance from Bangalore to Mysore by train is 126 kms. It is considered one of the cheapest option to cover the distance between Bangalore and Mysore. There are around 20 direct   Bangalore to Mysore trains and the minimum time a train takes is around 2 hours. The different trains offering these services are Basava Express, Kannur Express, Karwar Express, Hampi Express, Chamundi Express etc. with the fastest being Ashwini Tours and cheapest being Basava Express.

Bangalore to Mysore by Road: The exhilaration of driving to the destination coupled with unravelling little towns, temples, and scenes is one of the major reason why most people opt to travel from Bangalore to Mysore by car. The distance between Bangalore to Mysore is 150 km by road. The journey is made on State Highway 17 (SH-17) passing through towns like Bidadi, Mandya, Srirangapatna,  Ramanagara, Channapatna and Maddur. The highway is very well maintained and allows adventure enthusiasts to discover innumerable surprises on the way.

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Bangalore to Mysore

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There are several ways to get from Bangalore, a large city in Karnataka to Mysore, a tourist destination. One can take a direct train, which is the fastest method or a bus which is cheap but will take significantly more time. Hiring a private car or taxi is also an option.

How far is Mysore from Bangalore?

The distance between Bangalore and Mysore is between 150-160 kilometres depending on the route one takes.

What is the fastest way to travel between Bangalore and Mysore?

The fastest time by which one can get from Bangalore to Mysore is two hours when travelling by a train. When travelling by road, the duration can take from three hours to five hours, depending on whether you take a private car or go by bus.

How much does it cost to get to Mysore from Bangalore?

Bus tickets cost INR 300-800, while train tickets in AC compartments are between INR 500-1500. Meanwhile, hiring a private car or taxi is between INR 3000- 4000.

How to get from Bangalore to Mysore by bus

Buses from Bangalore to Mysore depart from several bus stations across the city including the Madiwala bus stop, the Ramanagaram bus stop and the Kempegowda bus stop which is at the Bangalore International Airport. In Mysore, most buses stop at the Mysore Bus Stop at the heart of the city, while a few stop near the Town Hall.

There are many bus operators serving the Bangalore to Mysore route. One of the most popular is the KSRTC, which is operated by the Karnataka State and runs several trips per day. Other operators one can rely on are SRS Travels and Ashwini Tours and Travels both of which run non AC buses. For AC buses, operators include Golden Travels.

Another way to get from Bangalore to Mysore is by train, which is a scenic, comfortable journey. However, it is slightly more expensive than taking a bus.

Some may choose to book a private taxi or car. Ola Cabs is a popular operator across India and would charge approximately INR 4000 from Bangalore to Mysore. Other taxi operators include Cabs4Hire and Clear Car Rental.

Transportation from Bangalore to Mysore

• Trains RUB 373
• Buses RUB 247
• Taxis RUB 6,071
• Ferries are not available
• Flights are not available
• Vans are not available

Facts about the transport from Bangalore to Mysore

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A fascinating road trip from Bangalore to Mysore

Ready, set, road trip we share a detailed travel guide of a road trip from bangalore to mysore with the time, stopovers with the distance, detours to take in some unique experiences, food and tea/coffee stops along the way.

Bangalore and Mysore are two of the most beautiful cities in southern India , known for their rich history, culture, and beautiful landscapes. The road trip from Bangalore to Mysore is a popular one, taking you through some of the most scenic routes in the region, especially if it is during the monsoon season when the skies darken and the dramatic overtones make the journey spectacular. This travel guide will provide you with all the information you need to make your journey smooth and memorable.

Time: The total distance from Bangalore to Mysore is approximately 143 km, and it takes about three to four hours to cover this distance by road.

When planning your journey, consider taking the state highway 17 route, which is the most scenic route and cuts through the lush landscape of karnataka ..

Stopovers with distance:

• Ramanagara (50 km from Bangalore): Ramanagara is a small town located on the Bangalore-Mysore highway, famous for its rocky terrain and beautiful landscapes. The town is also known as the “Silk City” because of its silk production. You can take a detour and visit the famous Ramadevara Betta Hill, which is a popular spot for rock climbing and trekking.
• Channapatna (64 km from Bangalore): Channapatna is a small town famous for its wooden toys, which are made using traditional methods and natural dyes. You can stop here and explore the local markets to buy some of these unique toys as souvenirs.

• Maddur (85 km from Bangalore ): Maddur is a small town known for its delicious Maddur Vada, a popular South Indian snack made with rice flour, semolina, and spices. You can stop here and taste the authentic Maddur Vada at any of the local eateries.

• Srirangapatna (122 km from Bangalore): Srirangapatna is a historical town located on an island in the River Cauvery, famous for its rich cultural heritage and beautiful temples . You can visit the famous Ranganathaswamy Temple , which is one of the largest and oldest temples in Karnataka .

Detours along the road trip to take in some unique experiences:

• Shivanasamudra Falls: Shivanasamudra Falls is a popular tourist destination located about 80 km from Bangalore. The waterfall is divided into two segments, Gaganachukki and Bharachukki, and offers a mesmerizing view of the cascading water. You can take a detour and spend some time here, enjoying the natural beauty of the waterfall.
• Bheemeshwari: Bheemeshwari is a small town located about 100 km from Bangalore, known for its scenic beauty and wildlife. You can take a detour and visit the Bheemeshwari Wildlife Sanctuary , which is home to a variety of animals and birds, including crocodiles, otters, and kingfishers.

Food and tea/coffee stops along the way:

• Kamath Lokaruchi (Ramanagara): Kamath Lokaruchi is a famous restaurant located on the Bangalore-Mysore highway, known for its delicious South Indian food. You can stop here and taste some of the local delicacies like masala dosa, idli, and filter coffee.

• Maddur Tiffany’s (Maddur): Maddur Tiffany’s is a famous eatery located on the Bangalore-Mysore highway, known for its authentic Maddur Vada. You can stop here and taste some of the best Maddur Vadas in the region.
• Cafe Coffee Day (Srirangapatna): Cafe Coffee Day is a popular coffee chain in India, known for its delicious coffee and snacks. You can stop here and enjoy a cup of coffee or a quick snack before resuming your journey .

• Green Hotel (Mysore): Green Hotel is a famous heritage hotel located in the heart of Mysore, known for its delicious food and cozy ambiance. You can stop here and enjoy a traditional South Indian thali or some of the local delicacies like Mysore Masala Dosa and Mysore Pak.
• Gopi’s Butter Masala Dosa (Mysore): Gopi’s Butter Masala Dosa is a famous eatery located in Mysore, known for its delicious butter masala dosa. You can stop here and enjoy this mouth-watering delicacy with a hot cup of filter coffee.

Road trip essentials:

• Start early in the morning to avoid traffic and reach Mysore before sunset.
• Carry enough cash and a debit card as some of the small towns on the way may not have ATMs or card payment options.
• Make sure to carry enough water and snacks as there may not be many options for food and water on the way.
• Check the weather forecast before starting your journey and carry appropriate clothing and footwear.
• Make sure to carry all the necessary documents like driving license, vehicle registration certificate, and insurance papers.

End of a beautiful road trip :

The road trip from Bangalore to Mysore is a perfect way to explore the beautiful landscapes, rich history, and culture of the region. With some detours to Shivanasamudra Falls and Bheemeshwari, stopovers at Ramanagara, Channapatna, Maddur, and Srirangapatna, and food and tea/coffee stops along the way, this road trip promises to be a memorable one.

Once you hit Mysore city limits, it’s time to explore its many sights. Mysore, a city of majestic palaces and monuments nestled in the foothills of the Chamundi Hills , is an ideal destination to end a road trip from Bangalore. Because the distance between these two cities is just 150km, it is an easy and enjoyable drive away.

Visit the iconic Mysore Palace, one of India’s grandest royal residences which have been home to the Wadiyar dynasty since the 1400s.

Take a leisurely stroll through the sprawling Mysore Zoo, one of India’s oldest and most popular zoological gardens. Admire the majestic statues at the Brindavan Gardens or explore exotic flora and fauna at the Karanji Lake Nature Park. If you’re looking to indulge in some retail therapy, visit Devaraja Market for beautiful handicrafts and souvenirs .

Don’t forget to sample the delicious local cuisine , which is a unique blend of traditional South Indian dishes and Mysore specialties. Try any of the local favourites – from steaming hot idlis to comforting pulao biryani to crunchy masala dosas and round off with dessert – Mysore Pak ,

Just make sure to plan your journey well in advance, follow all the safety guidelines, and enjoy a beautiful road trip through the southern part of India.

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Bangalore to Mysore Itinerary for a Fantastic Road Trip

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Bangalore to Mysore itinerary should be created and planned in a way that helps you make the most of your time. This is a popular route for taking a road trip. Each year, season after season travelers from across India and outside take tours between Bangalore and Mysore.

The journey from Bangalore to Mysore takes you through scenes of industrial hubs, amusement parks, and historical towns. It shows you a glimpse of the rich Karnataka art and culture. The Bangalore to Mysore itinerary ought to be very travel-friendly if you truly want to enjoy this scenic route.

The best way to create a good Bangalore to Mysore itinerary is by including all the locales between these two places that will interest you as a traveler. Also, make sure to include all the eating places along the way. They will enhance your travel experience.

Bangalore to Mysore Itinerary

The best part about taking a trip between Bangalore and Mysore is the scenic route. Not to forget the locales that lie between these two destinations and the delectable food prepared in numerous eateries along the way.

Whether you travel during day or night, there will always be places that you can visit and eateries that serve food to your heart’s fill. It’s like the route is wanting travelers to know about it and enjoy it.

The highway running between Bangalore and Mysore isn’t just scenic but also very smooth. It is for this reason that bikers love and car owners love this route. Also, safety is quite high. You can absolutely drive at night as much as you can drive during the day Picture credits: Steffen Pieper

Bangalore is popularly known as the ‘Garden City of India.’ In the recent two decades, due to advances in technology, it has also become India’s top IT hub. Bangalore is surely the place to be for people looking to have an adventurous, and exciting cosmopolitan getaway.

On the other hand, the heritage town of Mysore is sure to leave you mesmerized with its rich traditions and culture. You are sure to be left charmed by this culturally rich town, offering an abundance of royalty to experience and magnificent art forms to witness.

In between these two places are numerous destinations that will leave the average visitor with so much wonder. The itinerary for places lying between Bangalore and Mysore is absolutely fun-filled.

Let me now share the Bangalore to Mysore itinerary that I followed myself.

Note: If you’re unable to cover all of these places while coming from Bangalore to Mysore, put them on your itinerary on your way back from Mysore.

I insist that if you take a road trip at night, make sure that while coming back, you make it a day trip. Else, you won’t be able to see all the lovely places.

Bangalore to Mysore Tourist Places Map 

In order for you to create and implement a good Bangalore to Mysore itinerary, it is of paramount importance that you have a rough idea of a map that covers all places that are worth visiting.

Once you have the knowledge, you can choose for yourself which places you’d like to visit and which ones you’d want to skip.

I am sharing all the places on the map below that must be a part of your Bangalore to Mysore itinerary and road trip.

Check out all the amazing places that lie en route Bangalore and Mysore. The best part is that you don’t even have to struggle with the route by going far. All these places are right there on the highway – literally. Picture credits: Google Maps

Now that you know the map for places lying en route Bangalore and Mysore as well as the itinerary followed by me, it’s time to share more details about the places to visit.

Places that must be an Essential Part of your Bangalore to Mysore Itinerary

I’ve mentioned all the places that you should visit as per my Bangalore to Mysore itinerary. But now it’s time to elaborate them for you – one by one.

As you exit Bangalore and enter the highway, after about 40 kms, you will come across a town called Bidadi. While here, make sure you visit the Innovative film city.

A magnanimous movie studio and amusement park, this place offers many exciting attractions. Some of the amusements you can engage on are an Aqua park, a haunted mansion, a Dino park, mini golf and a mirror maze. There is also a mini wax museum here.

In fact, this is where the set of the infamous reality TV show Bigg Boss Kannada is located and they offer a tour of the set.

A bunch of activities like go-carting, bungee jumping, karaoke and cricket are offered too at an extra cost. When it comes to food, this place has a wide variety of cuisines.  The cuisines complement the beach-themed restaurant in here.

The famous Wonderla Amusement Park is located in the town of Bidadi too. It is the best place to visit if you are all about having  fun with your friends and family. The perfect way to de-stress and relax, it surely will make you forget all your worries and take you to your happy state.

There is something for everyone here, right from daring rides for the adventurous ones to water rides and slow rides for the kids. Their in house restaurant is a lively one with a variety of cuisines, catering to the likes of everyone.

Being one of the largest amusement park operators in India, it is a popular spot for people of all age groups. Before you go, make sure you check their website to see the timings and rates as it changes according to the season and also look up their dress code.

Spend a few hours soaking yourself in the lovely water pool at Wonderla Amusement Park. This will allow you to soothe yourself. You can also try the various water rides in the park. Wonderla has recently been ranked as one of the best amusement parks in Asia. Picture credits: Wens

As you move on from Bidadi towards Mysore, the next town which you will spot is Ramanagara. It is at a distance of 20 kms from Bidadi.

Here, the Ramadevara betta is well known for its Vulture Sanctuary. It’s one of its kind in India.   You could spend some time spotting vultures in this unique area. The famous Bollywood movie Sholay was shot here too.

Upon climbing 400 steps, there is a temple on top of the hill, having a unique sculpture of Lord Ram with Sita which is hundred of years old.

Apart from all this, Ramanagara has one more significance. This is where Ram, Lakshman and Sita lived during their Vanvaas (their exile in the forest). There is also a pond here which is believed to be created by Rama for Sita so that she could take a bath, using the vigor of his arrow.

The beautiful view of Ramadevara betta will mesmerize you as a traveler. The rocky hills in brown colour here strike a balance with the green flora. This region is a favourite among hikers. If you want to go hiking as well, wear the right pair of shoes and apply some sunscreen. Picture credits: Sahana Kulkarni

Channapatna

As you exit Ramnagar and enter the highway again, after travelling 15 kms, you will arrive at Channapatna. Channapatna is known as the Land of Toys only for a reason – the handmade wooden toys are beautified with natural dyes here.

These eco-friendly toys are sure to keep the kids happy and occupied. Take a walk through this village and see the artisans at work, crafting away attractive toys.

Head to the Karnataka Handicrafts Development Corporation (KHDC) to get your hands on some spectacular toys. These make for a great souvenir to take back home with you.

In addition to the above-mentioned things, the Heritage Winery is also present here. Stop by at this town for a wine enlightening experience.  They offer tours and explain to you the entire process of winemaking at a nominal cost of 350 INR per head.

Master the art of wine tasting as you sip the various varieties that they have to offer. End your session with a sumptuous meal at their in house restaurant. They also have a grape stomping activity, at an additional cost of about 500 INR per head.

Even though this place can be visited all year round, the best time to come here is during January to March when you can see the plantation. You could take back a bottle or two of wine back home from here as they have amazing discounts on their entire range.

Barrels for display placed at the Heritage Winery in Channapatna. Take a Sula wine tour here if you like. If not, click a dozen pictures because the ambiance here is extremely nice. Oak Barrels, bamboo fences and vintage wine bottles make for very clickable baits. Picture credits: Vinita

The next town on this route as you proceed towards Mysore is Maddur. It is located about 21 kms from Channapatna.

Maddur is world-famous for its Maddur Vada which are fritters made using rice flour, wheat flour and fried onions, all fried to perfect crispness.

Pack some of these from this town to gorge on your way to Mysore.

After driving for another 18 kms, the Sakkare Nadu or the State of the Sugar Crop, Mandya is where you will reach.

Kokkarebellur, a village located in the Mandya district, is well popular for the various species of painted storks and pelicans that come here from November to February.  You will be pleasantly surprised by how these birds and the villagers live like a family and coexist beautifully. 

The village gets its name from the Kannada word for painted storks, Kokkare . This place is a treat for people with a passion and skill for photography.

This is a popular spot for many wildlife enthusiasts and photographers. The locals and the kids who live here will be happy to take you around and give you information about the place and the birds.

Brindavan Gardens is another attraction present in Mandya. Spread over acres of land with a dam close by, these gardens are full of flora and fountains .

You can even enjoy the Light and Sound show whereby laser lights are used to make the fountains swing in various directions.

If you’re planning to stop by at Mandya, you have got to Corkle boating. It will not just make for a fun ride in the water but also offer you a glimpse of some of the rarest birds in the region. Picture credits: Ashok Subramanium

Srirangapatna

As you resume the journey and head towards Mysore, after 27 km, you will find yourself entering Srirangapatna. The capital of Tipu Sultan, this historical town was where the Mysore Wars were fought and a visit here would transport you back to the colonial time.

Drive around the streets of this town to get a clear picture of how large the kingdom was at the time of Tipu Sultan’s rule. Experience spirituality and seek blessings at the Ranganatha Temple here.

The Dariya Daulat, the summer palace of Tipu Sultan, made fully using teak wood and set amidst lush green gardens, and the Gumbaz, a Muslim mausoleum which holds the tombs of Tipu Sultan and both his parents are famous attractions.

Another interesting site is the Colonel Bailey’s Dungeon which are below the ground torture chambers, built for torturing foreign prisoners.

Walk down to the Kaveri Sangam and sit by the river bank to soak in the sights and the calm atmosphere. There is also a sound and light show which takes place at around 7.20 pm, at the Srirangapatna Fort.

A painted Stork looking for food at the Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary. While at the sanctuary, you have the option of either observing the birds from the watchtowers or taking a boat safari. Personally, I prefer safari. Picture credits: Marian Anbu Juwan.

No itinerary can be complete without the eating places. Same is the case with the Bangalore to Mysore itinerary.

Delectable Eating Places on the Bangalore Mysore Route – Make Them a Part of your Itinerary

Even though the Bangalore Mysore highway has numerous options when it comes to restaurants and cafes, there are a few which certainly make their right on the top of the list.

Be sure to make them an important part of your Bangalore to Mysore itinerary.

This place has such a cool vibe going on with the garden-themed restaurant. Their lovely outdoor seating amidst the lush lawns sets the perfect scene and mood to gorge on their delicious food.

Ranking high in terms of hygiene and ambiance, this place will provide you with an excellent dining experience.

They have a diverse menu with food ranging from north Indian to south Indian cuisine and hence this place has something to offer for everyone.

Sumptous Idli Sambhar at Vattika. The flavours are a fine blend of sour, spicy and sweet when it comes to the Sambhar. The Idlis are bland to salty with a misty coconut crumble within. Picture credits: Neha

This continental cafe with its cool and trendy atmosphere with wooden benches, tables and separate reservations for hookah tables, is a crowded and lively place which radiates a chilled out vibe.

This makes it the perfect spot to stop by if you are looking for some wholesome continental food and delicious mocktails.

With indoor as well as outdoor seating options, this clean and well-maintained place is a must-try. Apart from their delicious food, another major plus point is the timings of this place – conveniently open for 20 hours in a day.

Rasta Cafe remains open for 20 hours a day. Therefore, this place is extremely popular with riders, backpackers and solo travelers. You can even enjoy the Hukkah here. Picture credits: Pritish Nair

Sree Renukamba Bidadi Thatte Idli

This place located in Maddur is extremely well known for its Thatte Idli , a typical Karnataka dish which is hot and soft. It is larger than regular idly and melts in your mouth.

Served with tasty hot Sambhar, mashed potatoes tempered with spices and homemade butter to go along, you are sure to be left wanting for more.

Conveniently located right near the Bidadi bus stand, this place witnesses a lot of crowds.

This famous restaurant is well known for its authentic Iyengar cuisine (from Tamil Nadu) and is the only one of its kind around Bangalore.

Located in Channapatna, this hygienic and highly-rated restaurant has great service and delicious food and is a perfect stop for a hearty meal during your trip.

The place offers fresh and nonspicy vegetarian food. While here, don’t forget to try out the Puliogare.

Maddur Tiffanys

Having a typically ethnic vibe with an old thatched roof and stone structure, this place is an institution when it comes to gorging on crispy Maddur Vadas (fried snack)

They are served hot with delicious coconut chutney (dip) . Apart from their Vadas, they also have options in coffee, meals and various types of Dosas (made from rice batter and roasted on a pan)

They’ve also built a newer building, complete with AC family hall and have a spacious car parking space available. This is perfect to stop by for a quick pick-me-up snack.

Convenient Modes of Travel on the Bangalore Mysore Route

In order to travel from Bangalore to Mysore, you can avail plenty of commute options. There is no dearth of choices between these two destinations.

The Bangalore – Mysore Highway is considered one of the most beautifully designed highways in India. With the perfect roads and the sights on the way, it is sure to be a memorable journey as you soak in the various sights of Karnataka.

By the way, once you’re done sightseeing in Mysore, head to Hampi and Pondicherry from Bangalore.

Using smartphone apps, you can either book a cab or rent a car and cruise on your own. Bikers, get ready with your gears as this route is perfect for you to take off on your bikes.

Alternatively, the cheapest option to go by road would be to take a Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) bus.

Explore the different types and timings of buses available from Bangalore to Mysore and book your tickets at the KSRTC site.  They offer AC as well as non-AC bus services, with tickets ranging from 130 INR to  350 INR, depending on the type of bus class you choose. The journey on average takes about 3 hours.

Being the cheapest and the safest option, trains are pretty popular with people wanting to commute between Bangalore and Mysore.

With trains running throughout the day, you can conveniently travel at any time suitable for you.

The ticket roughly costs around 150 INR for the sleeper class.

Railway booking can easily be done online by logging on to the IRCTC site. It provides all the necessary information about the various trains running from Bangalore to Mysore.

Note: Traveling via train or via the state transport bus is a fast and cheap mode of commute. However, it will deprive you of checking out the places mentioned in my Bangalore to Mysore itinerary. Here’s what I suggest – Take a train trip for one side only and make the other a personalized road trip.

Important Travel Information for Bangalore to Mysore Itinerary Route

The following information will help you understand the route better. You will end up enjoying the route way more if you know it well.

An ideal Bangalore to Mysore itinerary should include all the must-visit attractions and destinations along the way. After all, the route is booming with nice places to visit.

Keep in mind that the roads can get a little tough to drive on during the rainy season, so drive with precaution. Refer to Google Maps or ask around before taking any diversions from the highway.

Continue on the same highway, soaking in the vibrancy that Karnataka has to offer, as you make your way to Mysore.

Happy wayfaring.

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Bangalore to Mysore Distance by Road: Best Places to Visit Bangalore 2023

Mysore’s extensive history is evident in the magnificent monuments, famous buildings, stunning palaces, and other historical sites. Owing to its rich history and culture, the city has always welcomed visitors to experience and learn everything about Mysore. You could make your journey from Bangalore to Mysore more memorable by experiencing everything in a premium chauffeur-driven car. With Avis , you get to enjoy your journey in comfort and style while tailoring the trip to your preferences.

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Bangalore to Mysore Distance By Road

Bangalore to Mysore Distance by car is 144 km

Bangalore to Mysore flight Distance is 128 km

There are two roads that can be used to get from Bangalore to Mysore. The two cities are separated by about 144 km (90 miles) by the NH275 and by about 160 km (99 miles) by the NH948. The fastest and most effective route from Bangalore to Mysore will take you there in around 4 hours if you take NH 275.

What is the Best Time to Visit Near Bangalore?

The best time to travel is either between December to February during the winter when the weather is pleasant enough to explore or between September to November immediately following the monsoon season, when the temperature is substantially lower than in the preceding months.

Here are Some Ways to Travel to this City: Distance Between Bangalore to Mysore

Bangalore to Mysore Distance by Train

The daily accessible rail service allows you to travel the distance between Bangalore to Mysore. Between Bangalore to Mysore, there are 17 daily trains and about 29 weekly trains. In order to book a train from Bangalore to Mysore, you may either go to the Indian Railways website or select alternatives from various internet sites. Depending on the train you board, it can take anywhere between 2 and 5 hours to go from Bangalore to Mysore.

Bangalore to Mysore Flight Journey

There are several flights between Bangalore and Mysore. The airport serving Bangalore is Kempegowda International Airport (BLR), whereas the Mysore Mandakalli Airport serves Mysore (MYQ).

For the best discounts, you can book a ticket from Bangalore to Mysore on any airline’s website or through one of the many online travel agencies. Your flight from Bangalore to Mysore may cost you INR 4000 to INR 8000, depending on the booking window, special offers, and the time of year.

Bangalore to Mysore Distance by Car on Rent

One of the best ways to experience the roads that connect the bustling metro to the old city is to drive from Bangalore to Mysore. Before entering the City of Palaces, you can enjoy a comfortable ride in an SUV or sedan through the smaller towns and rural areas of Karnataka when you book a premium Car Rental Bangalore to Mysore service from Avis India .

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Exciting Locations for a Road Trip from Bangalore to Mysore

• Janapada Loka : Enjoy some authentic Karnataka cuisine while basking in the state’s culture.
• Ramadevara Betta Hill : Go trekking and rock climbing in this area and take in the fresh air with some breathtaking scenery.
• Wonderla Amusement Park : Visit this park in Bidadi and enjoy many rides with your kids.
• Innovative Film City : Take a trip to this hilarious facility in Bidadi and enjoy set visits and other family attractions.
• Channapatna : Known as a toy town, Channapatna is the birthplace of the amazing wooden toys that are cherished all over the nation.
• You will pass through the forests of Ranganathittu , which are home to one of the state’s best bird sanctuaries, for around 16 kilometers before you arrive in Mysore.
• Shivanasamudra Fall

A stunning pair of twin waterfalls located on the route from Bangalore to Mysore, was formed over the River Kaveri. The River Kaveri splits here and leaps over the rocky hill. It is among the most well-known waterfalls close to Mysore and one of the must-see locations in the Mandya district.

• One of the three most renowned and exquisite masterpieces of Hoysala architecture, the Prasanna Chennakeshava Temple in Somnathpur, is well known for its astounding beauty (the other two being temples at Belur & Halebid). This is one of the fantastic tourist destinations close to Bangalore and Mysore.

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Places to Eat in Mysore

South Indian cuisine is prominent in Mysore. Most likely, both locals and international tourists love eating dosas, idlis, and vadas. Bisi Bele Bath, a combination of lentils, rice, various vegetables, and spices like nutmeg, asafoetida, and curry leaves, is a traditional and well-known meal in Mysore. Dosas come in a variety of flavors, including Mysore Masala, Butter, and Plain, and are popular in India.

• Get a balanced meal at this home that has been converted into a modest eatery outside of Srirangapatna. Nearly 60 years old, the family-run Shri Chamundeshwari Military hotel serves delectable fare including Chicken Kebab, Mutton Dry, Fish Fry, Mutton Biryani, and Chicken Biriyani.
• Hotel Vaishali, just a few kilometers from Mandya, is another famous place where bikers stop for a non-vegetarian lunch. The restaurant is spacious, and there is plenty of parking. It also has airy outdoor dining. Well-known vegetarian items on the menu include idli and pongal.
• One of the more established breakfast spots along the route is Hotel Shivalli , and its catering recently increased with the addition of Shivalli Chowki for continental snacks. On your trip to Mysore, you may stop at this famous restaurant in the miniature town of Channapatna, and on your way back to Bangalore, you could have dinner at the Chowki.

Final Thoughts

Often known as the ‘Cultural Capital of Karnataka’, Mysore is one of the most popular places to visit in Karnataka. The former capital for the Mysore Maharajas is renowned worldwide for its illustrious royal history, intricate architectural style, famous silk sarees, yoga, and sandalwood. In addition, the city is known worldwide for its Mysore Dasara, which attracts tens of thousands of local and international tourists. One of India’s top heritage sites is also in Mysore. A premium chauffeur-driven car rental service Bangalore from Avis car rental India can be reserved to explore all the exciting locations mentioned in this blog on the way to Mysore from Bangalore.

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Itinerary for a Day trip to Mysore from Bangalore

08 jun itinerary for a day trip to mysore from bangalore.

If you are living in Bangalore, it is kind of understood that a day trip to Mysore is usually on the cards on one the weekends.

But THAT weekend never seems to come.

Unless your parents or a friend visits you who is super-keen to see the Mysore Palace.

Out of the 10 years, I have lived in Bangalore, I didn’t visit Mysore for the first 6.

I know that people expect Mysore to be full of grandeur and traditional insights. But honestly, some of the places are simply underwhelming. Especially, if you have already been around South India.

And if you look up Google, there are like a gazillion things to do in Mysore.

But I have to say, don’t!

Spend your time in a few places and enjoy them better. Leave the others. Most of them are just ruins or have decayed due to neglect.

So here is what I will suggest if you have a weekend or a day trip to Mysore.

How to travel for Day trip to Mysore from Bangalore

Self-Drive:  If you can drive and have a car, it is the best way to reach Mysore. Not only it is convenient, but the drive is also really nice with a smooth highway and scenic views. It takes about 3 hours to drive the way with a stop. If you are planning for a day trip to Mysore, it is best to leave as early as 6 am to be able to cover most tourist spots in a day. If you don’t have a car but know how to drive, rent a zoomcar .

Taxi:  Taxi offers the same convenience without the driving bit. You can easily customize your itinerary and is great for families. A full day trip to Mysore from Bangalore and back along with sightseeing will cost you around ₹4,000 for a day and upwards depending upon the car. You can book a taxi on Ola Outstation or local cab services like utaxi.in and savaari.com .

Day tours:  If you are looking to save a lot of money, you can check out this option. The bus starts and drops off inside Bangalore city and takes you around all the major sightseeing spots in Mysore. The fare starts at ₹450 for a Non-AC/Non-Deluxe bus to ₹850 for an AC/Deluxe Bus and upwards. The package does not include food but there is a stop for it. You can book your tour at yatra.com or Ksrtc buses at travel2karnataka.com . I think it’s a steal for budget travelers.

The downside is the service is average. And a large tour group sometimes becomes crowded. So if you are looking for a more personalized experience and are okay to shell out more money try to upgrade your package.

Book a tour in Mysore with a guide: Day Trip to Mysore from Bengaluru

Train:  There are more than 20 trains from Bangalore to Mysore running frequently every day. You can catch one at your convenience starting at 5.30 am in the morning. The fare can range from ₹80 in a local train to ₹960 in the Executive class in Superfast train like Shatabdi Express. You can check out the availability at trainman.in and book your tickets irctc.com .

Bus:  Frequent buses are available from Bangalore to Mysore and back from Kempegowda Bus stand in Bangalore. Buses run every hour. The comfort can range from Non-AC, Deluxe, AC, and Volvo with the corresponding prices. You can book tickets for private operating buses at redbus.in and abhibus.com .

Best time to visit Mysore?

Best Season:  The months of July-January are best to visit Mysore. These include both winter and monsoon season. And rainfall brings in more relief than an inconvenience. However, it is best to carry an umbrella and some rain gear during your travel. Months from February to May gets extremely hot and dry. Traveling outdoors in the sun possess risk dehydration and heatwaves.

Best Day:  Mysore is UNBELIEVABLY crowded during the weekend! I know that’s your weekend off but someone needs to say that. So if you are planning to be in the Mysore city and visit the main attractions like Mysore Palace, expect it to be jam-packed. In fact, the best days to visit Mysore would be a working Tuesday or Wednesday. So just take a day off and you will get way more out of your one trip to Mysore.

Festival Time:  You can only describe the Dasara or Dussehra festival in Mysore as ‘larger than life’. People celebrate Dasara as a token of victory over evil when the Hindu Goddess Durga killed the demon Mahishasura. Dasara in Mysore is particularly important since Mysuru is the anglicized name of Mahishuru or Mahisha Asura.

The whole festival lasts 10 days with the last day being the ‘finale’. The streets of Mysore dazzles up with millions of light bulbs. The locals take a huge procession through the main streets. The main attraction is the chariot of Goddess Chamundeshwari on a mantapa weighing 750 kg of gold. Elephants, camels, and horses in royal garb accompany them.

As lovely as it is, Mysore can get insanely crowded. So if you plan to stay in the city, either find a local friend or book your hotels way ahead of time. Also, find a sweet spot for you to watch the procession early in the evening

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One Day trip to Mysore Itinerary

If I have to tell you, I would do only two places in Mysore – The Mysore Palace in the first half of the day and Vrindavan Gardens in the second.

It’s not that other places are not nice, they are. And if you visiting for the first time, you should visit a lot more.

But if I do a day trip to Mysore again, I will probably spend more time there and skip all the other. Just about me.

Also, I am not going to add the Mysore Zoo because I don’t support using animals for tourism. However, once upon a time I have been there too.

Here is my full list of places to see for a full one day trip to Mysore. I am adding a Google map too, to make it easier.

1. Srirangapatna

Srirangapatna is a small island outside Mysore in the middle of Cauvery River. You will find Srirangapatana 20 km before Mysore while traveling from Bangalore via Mysore Road.

Srirangapatana’s construction started way back in the 15 th century under the Vijayanagara Empire. The Mysore Kingdom later annexed the island and Tipu Sultan built a fortress and a summer palace here.

But the significance of this place is due to Tipu Sultan’s mausoleum. It is where he himself along with his parents is buried. Tipu Sultan lost his life in the siege of Srirangapatana against the British army.

The Summer Palace or Daria Daulat of Tipu Sultan is far smaller than the main one at Mysore. Built entirely of teakwood, the palace reflects the traditional workmanship of Mysore wood carving. Unfortunately, it is not in the best of its condition.

The famous Fort of Srirangapatana is on the other side of the highway. The fort, although now in ruins had Jumma Masjid, Tipu’s Palace, and subsequently the place where he was found dead, Sri Ranganatha Svami Temple, and a few important landmarks.

The Gumbaz is where Tipu Sultan along with Haider Ali, his father, and Fakr-Un-Nisa, his mother are buried. The Gubmbaz is made in Indo-Islamic style and is a short drive from the fort and palace. Lal Bagh encircles the Gumbaz that is full of plants brought back by Tipu Sultan from Persia, Turkey, Kabul, and Mauritius.

While there is a lot to do, you can swiftly cover up the place in an hour’s time or less if you don’t prefer to see all of it. Tour buses tend to cover only selected locations in this place in their single day tour packages. There is a ticket piece only to see the summer palace. Rest all are free to enter.

Timings of Srirangapatana (includes everything) : 8.30 am to 5.30 pm

Ticket price of Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace: ₹15 per person for Indian, ₹200 for foreign nationals, additional ₹25 for camera and videography.

2. Mysore Palace

Mysore Palace is one of the most glamorous buildings in India, sometimes ranked second after the Taj Mahal. A lot of tourists travel far to visit the palace. Mysore Palace was the home of the Royal Family of Wadiyar Dynasty and the seat of the mighty Kingdom of Mysore.

The Palace is built in the Indo-Saracenic architectural style. It is prominent in the buildings built during the time of British India with a blend of characteristics from Mughals, Hindu, Rajput, and Gothic buildings.

The grandeur of the palace is mind-blowing. There are corridors after corridors, hundreds of arches, thousands of paintings, and artifacts from the royal household. There are rooms with heavy card wooden doors, European chandeliers, imported mosaic flooring, stained glass ceilings similar to gothic churches and pillars in vibrant colours.

The palace can easily take 2-3 hours to visit if you are with a guided tour or are using an audio guide. But if you really want to enjoy the place, reach as soon as it opens on a weekday. The palace can get very crowded on the weekends. If you are with a day tour bus, the halt will be shorter than you would like.

Mysore Palace is even more beautiful at night. The Palace is completely lit up at night and is a sight to see. There is a light show every day (except Sunday) from 7.00 pm to 7.40 pm in the evening. The Palace is decorated at its best during Darasa but is inaccessible for the 10-day period.

Mysore Palace timings: 10 am to 5.30 pm every day of the week

Mysore Palace ticket price: ₹40/20 for adults/children, ₹200 for foreign nationals. Additional ₹40/25 for Adults/Children and ₹200 for foreign nationals for the light show in the evening.

Interested in History? Also read more on Exploring The Temple Ruins Of Hampi, India

3. Philomena’s Church

St. Philomena’s Church is a Catholic church another important landmark in the town of Mysore. The church is built in the Neo-classical style and its architecture was inspired by the Cologne Cathedral in Germany. It is also considered as the second largest church in Asia.

The main feature of the Church is its architecture. The floor plan of the church resembles a cross. The cathedral has a crypt with the statue of St. Philomena, a martyr from the 4 th century. The stained glass has scenes depicting the birth of Christ, the Last Supper, his crucifixion, resurrection, and ascension.

The church is free to visit. The church holds mass every day in the morning. Special masses are held on Sundays and festivals.

St. Philomena’s Church timings: 5.00 am to 6.00 pm every day of the week

4. Devaraja Market

Devaraja Market is a wholesale market of Mysore that dates back centuries. It is a conglomeration of more than a thousand shops. The shops sell local produce like flowers, fruits, and vegetables, Kumkum, Mysore silk saree, sandalwood products, oils, and incense.

If you are a resident of Bangalore or even South India, you can probably skip this. You can catch a similar scene at the KR Market in Bangalore. But if you have travelled far to reach Mysore, you can make a stop here to catch up on daily life.

The market is not popular for souvenirs but if you do decide to buy something, bargaining is acceptable. There are a couple of sweet shops in the area famous for Mysore Pak which is a specialty of Mysore. (It is delicious too!)

Devaraja Market timings: 6.30 am to 9.30 pm every day of the week.

5. Mysore Sand Sculpture Museum

Now, I guess this place does not top most people’s list of tourist attractions for their day trip to Mysore. But I think sand sculptures are a very cool thing to see.

There are 150 sand sculptures in the museum built under MN Gowri who is the only female sand sculptor of India. It took more than 100 trucks full of sand to build them. The sculptor has used only sand and water to make the sculptures with a minute amount of glue.

The sand sculptures depict the Goddess Chamundeshwari, Laughing Buddha, Zodiac wheel, snippets from Mahabharata, the Dasara Procession, marine life, and even Santa Claus. A 15-feet structure of Ganesha greets the visitors at the entrance.

Mysore Sand Sculpture Museum timings: 8.30 am to 6.30 pm every day of the week

Mysore Sand Sculpture Museum ticket price: ₹40 for Adults, ₹20 for Children

6. Chamundi Hills

Chamundi hill is one of the most important tourist attractions of Mysore. The locals consider the hill so sacred that the Royal family constructed the Mysore Palace to face it.

The main stop here is the Chamundeshwari temple. She is considered to be a form of Durga worshipped by the locals of Mysuru. A lot of pilgrims visit the temple from the surrounding area that sits on top of the main hills and can be reached by climbing 1,008 stone stairs.

A large structure of Mahishasur with a snake in one hand and a sword in the other welcomes you in the square near the temple. If local folklore does not interest you, you can visit this place for the astounding aerial view of the Mysore city. Mysore Palace and Karanji Lake are distinctly visible from there. Entry to the temple is free.

Chamundeshwari temple timings: 7.30 am to 2.00 pm, 3.30 pm to 6.00 pm, 7.30 pm to 9.00 pm.

7. Brindavan Gardens

This is the other place other than Mysore Palace where I would have liked to spend more time in. The gardens are located 12 km west of Mysore city right at the foot of Krishnarajasagara Dam on the Cauvery River.

These terrace gardens were completed back in 1932 and cover over 60 acres of land. The gardens are well maintained. The grass always looks trimmed and freshly mowed. The flower beds are well taken care of. The topiaries are in perfect shapes and the gazebos look inviting.

Try to visit the gardens by the end of the day and catch the musical fountain. Apart from the show, the whole park along with the fountains light up at night between 7 pm to 8 pm with colorful lights. I think they looked gorgeous. But to remind you again, they can get really crowded on the weekends. You can have to shove and stomp a bit to get a place near the musical fountain.

Brindavan Gardens Timings: 6.00 am to 8.00 pm on weekdays; 6.00 am to 9.00 pm on weekends

Brindavan Gardens Musical fountain timings: 6.30 to 7.30 pm on weekdays; 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm on weekends.

Brindavan Gardens Ticket price: ₹15 per adult, ₹5 per child.

If you have more than a Day

Bandipur national park.

Karnataka has a very rich forest cover which, in turn, has vibrant wildlife. Bandipur National Park along with Nagarhole National Park, Mudumalai National Park, and Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary makes Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, the largest in South India.

Karnataka also has the second-highest number of tiger populations in India. Bandipur forests were where the King of Mysore went hunting. Other animals in the forests are Elephants, sloth bears, jackals, Indian rock pythons, four-horned antelopes, Chitals, and grey langurs.

While you can do a one day trip to Bandipur, a more enjoyable way to see the place is to stay at one of the jungle lodges inside the national park for the night. You can either use a personal vehicle to visit the national park, take a ride with the Park’s minivan, or a personal jeep safari.

The National park is 73 south of Mysore and will take an additional 1.5 hours to travel.

Bandipur National Park timings: 6 am to 6 pm, open every day of the week

Bandipur National Park ticket price: ₹300 for Indians, ₹1,100 for foreign travelers. Additional ₹200 for videography.

Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary

Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary is just 3 km from Srirangapatana and 16 km north of Mysore. This place attracts around 170 species of birds. The common ones are painted stork, Woolly-necked stork, stork-billed kingfisher, spot-billed pelican, and heron.

The best time to spot the birds is between November and March. The birds migrate all the way from Siberia and Latin America. The flock of birds is sometimes as large as 40,000 at a time.

The best way for the tourists to enjoy the place is to hire a boat, either private or shared. They take you around the islands that can let you watch the birds at a close range.

The downside is that a private boat costs as much as ₹3,000 for a 45-minute ride. However, a large group boat is ₹50/25 for Indian Adults/Children and ₹300 for foreign nationals for 15 minutes. There is an additional charge of ₹500 for a camera. The trade-off could be well worth it if you are a nature-lover.

Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary timings: 9.00 am to 6.00 pm every day of the week

Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary ticket price: ₹50/25 for Adults/Children; ₹300 for foreign tourists.

Shivanasamudram Waterfalls

Shivanasamudra Falls are one of the popular waterfalls for a day trip from Bangalore. Also called as Gaganachukki falls, these are located between Mysore and Bangalore. So you do not need to take a long deroute on your way. The ride is lush green, pleasant, and very enjoyable.

The waterfalls are on the river Cauvery near a hydro-electric power station. The river splits into many channels before the drop. Therefore, it creates a semi-circular large area with water falling off different streams.

The waterfalls are perennial and you can visit them throughout the year. However, the summer months can be disappointing. The monsoon sees the best of the falls with a large amount of water flowing. It can be dangerous to get into the water during heavy flow.

Buses are available to the town both from Bangalore and Mysore. Coracles are available near the waterfalls for a ride. I think it’s a lovely experience if you haven’t been to one before. If you want to read more check out this blogpost by wellplannedrtip .

Where to stay in Mysore

Although we have been talking about a day trip to Mysore, I wouldn’t mind staying back in the city for a day or two if I have time. There is still a lot that you can see if you head just a little outside the town.

I suggest staying somewhere inside the main city near the palace, the zoo area, the bus or the train station. It will just let you get around in more comfort. Taxis are easily available in the city. You can use Ola to book one online.

Here are some hotels that you may like:

Budget Hotels: NI Ambaari Suites , Heritage Inn , Treebo Trend Akshaya Mahal

Mid-range Hotels: Maya’s Kings Kourt , Hotel Sandesh The Prince , Hotel Preethi International

Luxury Hotels: Fortune JP Palace , Southern Star Mysore , Radisson Blu Plaza Mysore

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Hi Snigdha. This is an amazing itinerary and proved so useful. I couldn’t cover Brindavan garden because of the protests but was able to cover the rest.

Amazing Shweta! Glad to hear you had a good trip

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18 trains found from MYS to SBC

SHATABDI EXP # 12008

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MYS HOWRAH EXP # 22818

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MYS RU EXP # 11065

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BANGALORE EXP # 16524

MAILADUTURAIEXP # 16232

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MYS BSB EXP # 16229

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Mysuru - KSR Bengaluru Rajya Rani SF Express # 16557

CHENNAI EXPRESS # 22681

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KAVERI EXPRESS # 16022

CHAMUNDI EXP # 16215

AJMER EXPRESS # 16210

HAMPI EXPRESS # 16592

BASAVA EXPRESS # 17307

MYS TLGP EXP # 16227

VISHWAMANAV EXP # 17326

CMNR TPTY EXP # 16219

BANGALORE PASSR # 56263

Festive special trains from Mysore To Bangalore

6 festive special trains found from MYS to SBC

MYS TN FEST SPL # 06236

MYS KCG FEST SPL # 02786

MYS MV FEST SPL # 06232

MYS AII FEST SPL # 06210

MYS BSB FEST SPL # 06229

MYS DBG FEST SPL # 02578

COVID special trains from Mysore to Bangalore

6 COVID special trains found from MYS to SBC

MYS SUR EXP # 06535

MYS SBC EXP # 06504

MAQ SBC EXPRESS # 06518

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MYS SBC EXP # 06540

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MYS UBL EXP # 06582

MYS JP EXP # 02975

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Trains from Bangalore to Mysore

Trains originating from Mysore

• 11065 MYS RU EXP 504 KM     Mysore ( 22:55 ) Renigunta ( 08:25 )
• 12613 WODEYAR EXPRESS 139 KM     Mysore ( 11:30 ) Bangalore ( 14:00 )
• 16023 MALGUDI EXP 157 KM     Mysore ( 08:25 ) Bangalore ( 12:00 )
• 16206 TALGUPPA EXP 373 KM     Mysore ( 06:00 ) Talaguppa ( 13:15 )
• 16215 CHAMUNDI EXP 139 KM     Mysore ( 06:45 ) Bangalore ( 09:35 )
• 16229 MYS BSB EXP 2706 KM     Mysore ( 07:20 ) Varanasi ( 12:00 )
• 16557 Mysuru - KSR Bengaluru Rajya Rani SF Express 139 KM     Mysore ( 14:30 ) Bangalore ( 17:10 )
• 56263 BANGALORE PASSR 139 KM     Mysore ( 23:55 ) Bangalore ( 04:15 )
• 07307 UBL KTYM SPL 1004 KM     Mysore ( 13:30 ) Bagalkot ( 12:55 )
• 06201 MYS SBC EXP 139 KM     Mysore ( 11:30 ) Bangalore ( 14:00 )
• 06227 MYS TLGP 509 KM     Mysore ( 19:30 ) Talaguppa ( 07:30 )
• 06315 KOCHUVELI EXP 975 KM     Mysore ( 12:50 ) Thiruvananthapuram ( 09:20 )
• 06022 MAS NCJ SF SPL 500 KM     Mysore ( 21:00 ) Chennai ( 06:40 )
• 06082 SHM KCVL SPL 500 KM     Mysore ( 14:15 ) Chennai ( 21:25 )
• 06295 MYS TLGP EXP 373 KM     Mysore ( 06:00 ) Talaguppa ( 13:15 )
• 06540 MYS SBC EXP 139 KM     Mysore ( 14:30 ) Bangalore ( 17:10 )
• 07301 SSS Hubballi - Hazrat Nizamuddin Sevalal Maharaj Jayanti Special Fare Special 491 KM     Mysore ( 22:30 ) Dharwar ( 08:15 )
• 06504 MYS SBC EXP 139 KM     Mysore ( 06:45 ) Bangalore ( 09:35 )
• 06232 MYS MV FEST SPL 680 KM     Mysore ( 16:30 ) Mayiladuthurai ( 07:00 )
• 06535 GOLGUMBAZ EXP 965 KM     Mysore ( 15:45 ) Solapur ( 12:10 )

Trains passing through Mysore

• 06219 SMVB BGKT SPL 474 KM     Mysore ( 17:10 ) Tirupati ( 05:25 )
• 06220 BGKT SMVB SPL 57 KM     Mysore ( 10:46 ) Chamrajnagar ( 12:30 )
• 16220 TPTY CMNR EXP 57 KM     Mysore ( 07:26 ) Chamrajnagar ( 09:10 )
• 16517 KANNUR EXP 496 KM     Mysore ( 23:20 ) Kannur ( 11:25 )
• 16518 BANGALORE EXP 139 KM     Mysore ( 05:30 ) Bangalore ( 08:00 )
• 16523 KARWAR EXP 718 KM     Mysore ( 23:20 ) Karwar ( 14:15 )
• 16524 BANGALORE EXP 138 KM     Mysore ( 05:30 ) Bangalore ( 08:00 )
• 06517 SBC MAQ EXP 364 KM     Mysore ( 23:15 ) Mangalore ( 08:35 )
• 06518 MAQ SBC EXPRESS 138 KM     Mysore ( 05:50 ) Bangalore ( 08:40 )
• 06531 SBC MAQ EXP 364 KM     Mysore ( 23:20 ) Mangalore ( 09:10 )
• 06532 MAQ SBC SPL 138 KM     Mysore ( 03:20 ) Bangalore ( 06:20 )
• 16585 SMVB MRDW EXP 365 KM     Mysore ( 23:40 ) Mangalore ( 09:05 )

Mysore to Bangalore Trains - FAQs

How many trains run from mysore to bangalore on a daily basis.

There are around 16 trains runs from Mysore to Bangalore on a daily basis. The following trains start from Mysore to Bangalore. CHENNAI EXPRESS (12610) , WODEYAR EXPRESS (12613) , KACHEGUDA EXP (12786) , KAVERI EXPRESS (16022) , MALGUDI EXP (16023) etc.

How many trains run from Mysore to Bangalore on a weekly basis?

There are 12 weekly trains from Mysore to Bangalore. Following trains are running from Mysore to Bangalore on a weekly basis: MYS RU EXP (11065) , SHATABDI EXP (12008) , BAGMATI EXP (12578) , MYS JP EXP (12975) , AJMER EXPRESS (16210) etc.

When does the first train leaves from Mysore to Bangalore?

The first train from Mysore to Bangalore is MYS HOWRAH EXP (22818) , which leaves around 00:30.

When does the last train leaves from Mysore to Bangalore?

The last train from Mysore to Bangalore is BANGALORE PASSR (56263) , which leaves around 23:55.

From which stations in Mysore you can board the train to Bangalore?

Different stations where one can board the trains in Mysore are CHAMARAJAPURAM (CMJ) , MYSURU JN (MYS) .

List the deboarding stations in Bangalore from Mysore?

Different Stations where one can deboard the trains in Bangalore are BENGALURU CANT (BNC) , BENGALURU EAST (BNCE) , BAIYYAPPANAHALI (BYPL) , CARMELARAM (CRLM) , KRISHNARAJAPURM (KJM) , MALLESWARAM (MWM) , KSR BENGALURU (SBC) , WHITEFIELD (WFD) , YELHANKA JN (YNK) , YESVANTPUR JN (YPR) .

Suggest the travel time by train between Mysore to Bangalore?

Travel time by train between Mysore to Bangalore is 01h 55m.

How many Mysore to Bangalore covid special trains are running currently?

Currently 6 Mysore to Bangalore covid special trains are running.

How to order food in train?

Go to the MMT app on your mobile and click on Train & Buses icon> Food in Trains> Order Food> Enter your PNR and choose your food, pay online or COD and get the food delivered right at your seat.

How many railway stations are there in Mysore?

The number of railway stations in Mysore are 2.

How many railway stations are there in Bangalore?

The number of railway stations in Bangalore are 14.

What is the distance to travel from Mysore to Bangalore by rail?

To travel from Mysore to Bangalore by rail, the distance that needs to be covered is 139 kms.

Which is the fastest train from Bangalore to Mysore?

The fastest train from Bangalore to Mysore is SHATABDI EXP.

What is the duration between Mysore to Bangalore if travelled by train?

The train journey between Mysore to Bangalore will take around 2:45 hrs.

What are Mysore to Bangalore train timings?

28 trains run Mysore to Bangalore, please find below their departure times: 22818 train (MYS HOWRAH EXP) - Departs at 00:30 hrs and running days ( Mon ) 56263 train (BANGALORE PASSR) - Departs at 23:55 hrs and running days ( Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat )

Popular Trains from Mysore to Bangalore

• 12613 WODEYAR EXPRESS
• 12786 KACHEGUDA EXP
• 19668 UDZ HUMSAFAR EXP
• 12578 BAGMATI EXP
• 16217 MYS SNSI EXP
• 16023 MALGUDI EXP
• 12975 MYS JP EXP
• 16236 TUTICORIN EXP
• 16535 GOLGUMBAZ EXP
• 12610 CHENNAI EXPRESS

Routes from Mysore

• Mysore to Lalanahalli trains
• Mysore to Srikalahasti trains
• Mysore to Walajah trains
• Mysore to Cannanore trains
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5 DAY TRIP FROM BANGALORE | OOTY - MYSORE - COORG

ITINERARY SUMMARY

Ooty (2n) - mysore (1n) - coorg (1n), day 1 : travel to ooty & sightseeing day 2 : ooty sightseeing day 3 : travel to mysore & sightseeing day 4 : travel to coorg & sightseeing day 5 : coorg sightseeing & travel to bangalore, trip starts from: bangalore, mode of travel: car (or cab), trip ends at: bangalore, total places visited: 24, trip starting point: bangalore city, total distance (round trip): 1000, travel time (round trip): 27 hr, trip duration: 5 days, ideal start time: 6 am:9 am:8 am:8 am:8 am, sightseeing time: %%itinerary_sightseeing_time%%.

DAY 1 : TRAVEL TO OOTY & SIGHTSEEING

Travel from bangalore to ooty, 1 needle view hillpoint / needle rock viewpoint.

At a distance of 9 km from Gudalur and 40 km from Ooty, Needle View Hillpoint is a vantage point situated on Gudalur - Ooty Main Road in Tamilnadu. It is one of the most popular viewpoints in Ooty and among the best places to visit as part of Ooty tour packages . Also known as Soochimalai, the Needle Rock Viewpoint or Needle View Hillpoint presents a mesmerizing 360-degree view of the surrounding valleys and plains. The viewpoint gets its name from its huge pointed rock that resembles a needle. It is hidden away from public view and not frequented too much by tourists like other tourist places in Ooty . The sight is truly magnificent and also a shooting spot for many Tamil films. Needle Rock Viewpoint is located on the way to Gudalur from Ooty. One needs to walk about 1 km to reach this point but it's worth going there. The view from the top of the point .....

2 Pykara Dam & Reservoir

About Pykara Dam

3 pykara falls.

About Pykara Falls

Height of pykara falls, 4 wenlock downs.

At a distance of 16 km from Ooty, Wenlock Downs is a vast expanse of grassy meadow located on the way to Pykara in Ooty, Tamilnadu. It is one of the most scenic places in Ooty and also one of the best Ooty tourist places . Along with Ooty Lake , this place is most commonly represented for Ooty Tourism . Wenlock Downs is a spectacular meadow named after Sir Arthur Lawley's sibling Beilby Lawley, third Baron Wenlock. The downs spread majestically across 20,000 acres of rolling lands that seems to be stretching endlessly. The entire place is covered with Shola forest. More popularly known as the Shooting Point, Wenlock Downs has two popular movie filming points known as Sixth Mile and Ninth Mile named so because of they are located at 6 miles and 9 miles away from Ooty. The extensive grassland of .....

5 Kamaraj Sagar / Sandynalla Reservoir & Pine Forest

At a distance of 9 km from Ooty Bus Station, Kamraj Sagar Dam, also known as the Sandynalla Reservoir, is a very quiet and scenic dam situated on the slopes of the Wenlock Downs in Ooty . It is one of the top Ooty tourist places and also a must include in every Ooty Tour Packages . The dam, built on the Kamrajar Lake, is spread over 400 acres and is situated on the way to Wenlock Downs & Pykara. The dam is a monsoon fed water body and measures about 6 km in length. The dam and the serene location make it a heavenly place and a favorite haunt for the nature lovers. It is also a popular destination with honeymoon couples because of its picturesque natural beauty. It is a popular shooting location in Ooty. There are several walking trails around the lake and visitors can also explore several tourist places in the area through these .....

Overnight Stay in Ooty

Day 2 : ooty sightseeing, resume ooty sightseeing, 1 ooty lake & boat club.

About Ooty Lake

History of ooty lake, 2 botanical gardens.

About Botanical Gardens

History of botanical gardens, layout of botanical gardens, 3 tea factory & museum.

At a distance of 4 km from Doddabetta Peak and 5 km from Ooty Bus Station & Ooty Railway Station, Tea Factory & Museum is situated on Doddabetta Road in Ooty. Amidst the blue hills of Nilgiris, it is one of the popular tea factories in Tamilnadu and among the must visit Ooty Tourist Places. Perched at an altitude of 1839 m, the Ooty Tea Factory is spread across nearly an acre; all covered with the emerald green tea plants. Visitors can see the entire processing method right from the freshly plucked green leaves to its packaging at the factory. It also houses the Tea Museum where visitors can learn about the origin of different kinds of tea leaves that are used across the globe along with the history of tea in India and its evolution in the Nilgiris. The Doddabetta tea factory in Ooty also offers beautiful views of the valley, and the towering mountain peaks surrounding it. The Ooty Tea Factory features a small shop where free tea is offered to all visitors. This hot cup of .....

4 Dodabetta Peak

About Doddabetta Peak

Telescope house at doddabetta peak, day 3 : travel to mysore & sightseeing, travel from ooty to mysore, 1 mysore palace.

About Mysore Palace

History of mysore palace, architecture of mysore palace, 2 railway museum.

At a distance of about 500 meters from Mysore Railway Station & 2.5 Kms from KSRTC Bus Station, Railway Museum is situated adjacent to the railway station on Krishnaraja Sagar Road. This Museum was established in 1979 by Indian Railways and it was the earliest railway museums set up in India. A visit to Railway Museum is one of the top things to do in Mysore . The museum houses a great collection of different models of trains ran by India Railways throughout the history. This collection consists of engines running on narrow gauge, meter gauge and broad gauge tracks, inspection coaches, engines from different periods, a cart running with steam, etc. There is also a private train with two coaches used by Maharaja of Mysore exhibited in Sri Ranga Pavilion which has a Maharani's saloon carriage dating back to 1899. The Pavilion also houses several artifacts used during the initial days like different models of .....

BREAK FOR MEALS / HOTEL CHECK-IN | CHECK-OUT / SHOPPING / LEISURE

4 st. philomena's cathedral.

At a distance of 2.5 km from Mysore Railway Station & 1 km from KSRTC Bus Station, St. Philomena's Church is a Catholic Church built in honor of St. Philomena in the Diocese of Mysore, India. This is one of the top places to visit in Mysore . Designed by the Reverend Rene Feuge, it was constructed in 1956 in a Neo Gothic style and its architecture was inspired by the Cologne Cathedral in Germany. The church is dedicated to 3rd century saint Philomena who was the daughter of the monarch of a small state in Greece. Her parents were childless for several years. They prayed Jesus to bless them with a child and the next year Philomena was born to them. Even in her childhood Philomena showed signs of piety. When Philomena was 13 years old her father took her to Rome to obtain the favour of Emperor Diocletian. The Emperor was enthralled by her beauty and wanted to marry her. But she refused and vowed to give herself .....

5 Brindavan Gardens

About Brindavan Gardens

History of brindavan gardens, overnight stay in mysore, day 4 : travel to coorg & sightseeing, travel from mysore to coorg, 1 abbey falls.

About Abbey Falls

Height of abbey falls, 3 bhagamandala.

At a distance of 9 km from Talacauvery and 36 km from Madikeri, Bhagamandala is a sacred place situated in the Coorg district of Karnataka. Also known as Bhagundeshwara Kshetra, it is one of the famous pilgrimage sites in Karnataka and also one of the top places to experince Coorg Tourism . Bhagamandala is situated at the confluence of two rivers, the Cauvery and the Kannike. A third river, the Sujyothi is said to join from underground. It is well known as Triveni Sangama and also considered as Dakshina Kashi. It is a common practice for pilgrims to take a dip in the sangama and perform rituals to their ancestors before proceeding to Talacauvery , the birthplace of Kaveri River. During 1785-1790, the area was occupied by Tipu Sultan and he renamed it Afesalabad. Then in 1790 King Dodda Veerarajendra took Bhagamandala back into an independent Kodagu. A short distance .....

4 Talacauvery / Talakaveri

About Talakaveri

History of talakaveri, 5 raja's seat.

At a distance of 1.5 km from Madikeri Bus Station, Raja's Seat is a popular viewpoint towards the south of Madikeri Fort in the picturesque hill town of Madikeri , Coorg. This is one of the top tourist places to visit in Coorg and also a famous sunset point in Madikeri. The Raja's Seat, which means the Seat of Kings, is a brick and mortar structure with four pillars connected by arches. It is built on a high elevation with a commanding view of the cliffs and valleys. This lovely spot was once a favorite place of recreation for the King of Coorg. He used to spend time with his queen in the garden and watching the setting sun. The spot offers a breathtaking view of towering hills, green valleys studded with paddy fields. It is fascinating to watch the road to Mangalore like a curved ribbon lying in the valley. Raja's Seat stands inside a splendid garden of .....

6 Omkareswara Temple

At a distance of 1 km from Madikeri Bus Station, Omkareshwara Temple is an ancient and magnificent temple situated near Madikeri Fort in Madikeri. It is one of the must include places in Coorg Tour Packages . Dedicated to Lord Shiva, Omkareshwara Temple was built by Lingarajendra in 1820 CE. It is one of the must-visit Coorg tourist places . The shivalinga inside the temple is believed to be brought from Kashi. According to the legend, the king had killed a pious Brahmin to fulfill his political ambitions. However, the king started to have nightmares for his cruel deed. To free himself from the nightmares, the King sought the advice of a few wise men and they told the king to build a temple of Lord Shiva to regain his mental peace. The king followed their advice and brought a Shiva lingam from the holy town of Kashi and installed it at a newly constructed temple. .....

Overnight Stay in Coorg

Day 5 : coorg sightseeing & travel to bangalore, resume coorg sightseeing, 1 dubare elephant camp.

About Dubare Elephant Camp

History of dubare elephant camp, 2 cauvery nisargadhama.

About Cauvery Nisargadhama

4 golden temple / tibetan monastery - bylakuppe.

About Bylakuppe Golden Temple

History of golden temple, travel from coorg to bangalore, end of the tour, top 5 ooty packages, similar tours.

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The journey from Mysore to Bangalore by train is 127.98 km and takes 2 hrs 40 mins. There are 22 connections per day, with the first departure at 3:45 am and the last at 9:00 pm. It is possible to travel from Mysore to Bangalore by train for as little as ₹156.92 or as much as ₹479.75. The best price for this journey is ₹156.92.

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There are different options to choose from when traveling between Mysore and Bangalore. You can start your journey in Mysore at stations such as Mysuru. These connect to stations including Kempegowda Bus Station,Bangalore,Bengaluru International Airport in Bangalore. There may not be a direct connection between all the stations in the two locations. Some providers will only serve a selection of the stations, and you may have to travel from one station to another in the same city after arrival to reach your ultimate destination. Virail will show you both all direct routes and any connecting services which you can take to get from Mysore to Bangalore.

How many journeys from Mysore to Bangalore take place each day?

You will be able to travel from Mysore to Bangalore using companies such as . Combined, these providers offer an average of 22 journeys each day. This average figure may not necessarily reflect your chosen travel dates. On certain days of the week, there may be more or less journeys available. At the busiest times, there will be up to departures available in a single day. You can choose to travel from Mysore to Bangalore using both direct and indirect routes. These options will help you find a journey that suits your budget, your time frame, and the circumstances of your trip. There are, on average, 22 direct connections from Mysore to Bangalore each day. Indirect connections add more possibilities, giving you extra flexibility when traveling. In an average day, you will find 0 journeys with at least one change. These figures may vary at certain times of year, and some routes might not run every day of the week. Unfortunately, no connection was found for your trip from Mysore to Bangalore. Selecting a new departure or arrival city, without dramatically changing your itinerary could help you find connections.

Compare prices and tickets from Mysore to Bangalore

Book in advance and save.

If you're looking for the best deal for your trip from Mysore to Bangalore, booking train tickets in advance is a great way to save money, but keep in mind that advance tickets are usually not available until 3 months before your travel date.

Stay flexible with your travel time and explore off-peak journeys

Planning your trips around off-peak travel times not only means that you'll be able to avoid the crowds, but can also end up saving you money. Being flexible with your schedule and considering alternative routes or times will significantly impact the amount of money you spend on getting from Mysore to Bangalore.

Always check special offers

Checking on the latest deals can help save a lot of money, making it worth taking the time to browse and compare prices. So make sure you get the best deal on your ticket and take advantage of special fares for children, youth and seniors as well as discounts for groups.

Unlock the potential of slower trains or connecting trains

If you're planning a trip with some flexible time, why not opt for the scenic route? Taking slower trains or connecting trains that make more stops may save you money on your ticket – definitely worth considering if it fits in your schedule.

Virail Pro Tip ✌: Booking 10 days in advance save 10% on average

Best time to book cheap train tickets from Mysore to Bangalore

The cheapest Mysore - Bangalore train tickets can be found for as low as ₹1.63 if you’re lucky, or ₹182.80 on average. The most expensive ticket can cost as much as ₹518.16.

Find the best day to travel to Bangalore by train

When travelling to Bangalore by train, if you want to avoid crowds you can check how frequently our customers are travelling in the next 30-days using the graph below. On average, the peak hours to travel are between 6:30am and 9am in the morning, or between 4pm and 7pm in the evening. Please keep this in mind when travelling to your point of departure as you may need some extra time to arrive, particularly in big cities!

Mysore to Bangalore CO2 Emissions by Train

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