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The shortest route from Mysore to Coimbatore is via NH150A and NH948. The route is pretty as you drive along the Ghats. It has 27 hairpin bends, but the roads are quite broad. The route is safe for driving if you have some idea of driving on roads in hilly terrain. However, with an experienced chauffeur from Mysore Wheels you need not worry about your journey.

The alternate route is via Mysore-Ooty Road and NH181. It is a 6-hour drive and with a Mysore to Coimbatore car rental, you can stopover at the Bandipur Tiger Reserve for a Jungle Safari or spend a day at the beautiful hill station of Ooty before heading to Coimbatore.

1. Vydehi Waterfalls

Situated 35 kilometers from the city, Vydehi Waterfalls is a popular tourist spot near Coimbatore. Locally referred to as Vaideki Falls, it is a hidden gem in the forests of Narasipuram. The scenic beauty of the waterfall attracts tourists, but access to the area is allowed only through the permission of the Forest Department.

2. Adiyogi Shiva Statue

Located in the Isha Yoga Complex, Adiyogi Shiva Statue is registered in The Guinness World Book of Records as the “world’s largest bust sculpture”. The 112 feet high statue of Lord Shiva was built to promote yoga. Lord Shiva in the form of Adiyogi is known to be the creator of yoga. The grandeur of the statue against the lush backdrop of the Velliangiri Mountains makes it a must-visit place in Coimbatore.

3. Kovai Kondattam Amusement Park

Kovai Kondattam is an eco-friendly theme park and is ideal for spending a fun-filled day with family and kids in Coimbatore. The park houses numerous water and dry rides to offer an enthralling experience. It is a popular picnic spot in the city where you can enjoy activities like Aqua dance, Wave pool, Family Train, Dashing Cars, and Rock Climbing.

Coimbatore is worth visiting for tourists to enjoy an ample range of activities and abundant natural attractions. The city is famous for its ancient temples like Sree Ayyappan Temple, Velliangiri Hill Temple, Perur Pateeswarar Temple, and Eachanari Vinayagar Temple.

You can visit a wide variety of sightseeing places such as Siruvani Dam, Nilgiri Biosphere Nature Park, and GeeDee Car Museum. It is a destination packed with adventure activities like trekking, camping, and hiking. Dhoni Hills, Perumal Peak, VellariMala, and Thalaiyar Falls trek are the best places for exploring nature.

The tranquil atmosphere of the city makes it a perfect place for meditation. Visiting the Isha Yoga Centre set at the foothills of the Velliangiri ranges is one of the best things to do in Coimbatore. You can learn yoga from trained professionals as you soothe your mind and body amidst the tranquil surroundings of the Centre.

Mysore, also known as Mysuru, is a prominent city in South-Central Karnataka. Positioned at the Northwest of Chamundi hill, it is nestled between the Kaveri and Kabini rivers. Besides being the most sought-after tourist place with many sightseeing places to visit in Mysore, it has also been recognized as the second cleanest city in India.

Situated on the Deccan plateau at an altitude of 2525 feet, Mysore offers awe-inspiring views of nature. It is a city full of dazzling waterfalls, rambling gardens, lush green sandalwood forests, glistening lakes alongside the magnificent Mysore Palace and other royal sites.

A road trip from Mysore to Coimbatore offered by Mysore Wheels is a journey from a bustling city to a peaceful one. It allows you to rejuvenate as you spend time surrounded by scenic beauty throughout your trip.

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The city offers a wide variety of stay options, from resorts and homestays amidst nature sites to adventurous night camps in the forests.

The local markets are full of small shops selling authentic silk sarees, cotton fabrics, and spices.

Coimbatore is the best place to try authentic Tamil delicacies like Dosa, Idli, Upma, Vada, Sambhar, and Coconut Chutney. Most restaurants serve a wide variety of dishes from various Western cuisines as well.