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Roads are well maintained from Mysore to Shimoga, so you can easily keep a steady speed. From Channarayapatna to Arsikere, the roads are in good condition. However, you can face heavy traffic on the roads, so make sure to drive cautiously. Overall the entire route from Mysore to Shimoga is indeed a smooth and comfortable drive.

The best route to reach Shimoga from Mysore is via Arsikere – Mysore Rd, Bangalore – Shivamogga Road and NH 69. It is a 244.4 km stretch, which will take around 5 and 1/2 hours to cover. The alternate route to reach Shimoga is via NH373 and NH 69 road, which is approximately 256.6 km. It also takes about 5 and 1/2 hours to cover. 

Jog Falls

Surrounded by lush greenery, Jog Falls is one of the highest (830 ft) waterfalls in India that offers a mesmerising view to behold. What makes the waterfall more unique is that it has four diverse cascades- Raja, Rani, Rocket, and Roarer falls.  

Honnemaradu

This small yet luxurious town is located beside the beautiful Sharavathi River. 

Kodachadri

Surrounded by lush greenery and unique animals, Kodachadri mountain peak is a paradise for adventure lovers. 

Kundadri

A beautiful hilly area to spend quality time while admiring the gorgeous sunrise and sunset view. 

Sakrebailu

You should visit Sakrebailu elephant camp to see adorable elephants playing and bathing like children.  

While visiting Shimoga, embark on an adventurous trek to Kodachadri peak and witness dense forests, exotic fauna, and stunning views. If you’re an animal lover, make sure to visit the Shettihalli Wildlife Sanctuary. The Sanctuary houses wild animals like leopards, bears, tigers, deer, and many more! You can also turn into a professional photographer at Mandagadde Bird Sanctuary. It’s a great place that welcomes exotic migratory birds. 

Your road trip to Shimoga won’t be complete without visiting the Jog Falls. Here you can enjoy the roar of four diverse falls throughout the year. In Shimoga, adventure lovers can go canoeing, wind-surfing, kayaking, and camping in the Honnemaradu town. 

Mysore is the city of palaces, temples and tradition. Also known as ‘The Cultural Capital’ of Karnataka, Mysore is rich in cultural heritage and monuments. The city is home to several famous temples like Chamundeshwari Temple and Brindavan Gardens that tourists from all over the world visit. There are so many places to see in Mysore, for example, Mysore Palace, Somnathpur Temple, Chamarajendra Zoological Gardens, Namdroling Monastery, Devaraja Market, Mysore Zoo, Brindavan Gardens, Jaganmohan Palace, Rail Museum etc. 

If you’re visiting Mysore, don’t forget to taste the mouth-watering local dishes like Mysore Pak, Kesari Bath, Bisibelabath, Bonda, Kori Gassi, etc. 

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Also, try some delicious local cuisines of Shimoga, including Halasina Hannina Kadubu, Genesale, Avalakki, Akki Roti, Bisi Bele Bath, Jolada Rotti, Davanagere Benne Dosa, Midigayi Uppinakai, and Uppittu.