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From Mysore to Shravanabelagola, the road conditions are decent enough for a long drive. The roads are well connected through NH150A and SH47. This route is an 85 km stretch, which will take around 1 hour and 50 minutes to cover. 

Another alternate route you can take to reach Shravanabelagola is via KRS road and Arsikere – Mysore Road. The distance of the route is 76.5 km, and it will take almost 1:50 hours to complete. 

Whichever route you take, expect a comfortable journey on your road trip from Mysore to Shravanabelagola when you hire a cab from Mysore Wheels. 

Chandragiri Hills

You can get a panoramic view of the entire Shravanabelagola town from this beautiful hill. The hill is also the home of various Jain Basadis. 

Gomateshwara Statue

With a height of 18 m, Gomateshwara Statue is one of the tallest monolithic, free-standing statues in the world. 

Bhandari Basadi Temple

This is one of the largest temples in Sravanabelagola. The temple represents the architecture of the Hoysala period. 

Vindhyagiri Temple

Located at the top of Vindhyagiri hills, this ancient Jain temple is known as Odegala Basadi among the locals. 

Akkana Basadi Temple

The astonishing Chalukyas architecture sets this temple apart from all other temples. The entire temple is built skillfully with soapstone. Akkana Basadi is dedicated to God Parshwanath. 

Kalamma Temple

This Hindu temple in Shravanabelagola is dedicated to Goddess Kali. 

In Shravanabelagola, you can explore several magnificent Basadis (Jain temples), each belonging to various Tirthankaras of the Jain culture. For example, you can visit the Chandragupta Basadi, built in the 9th century AD. Apart from visiting the Jain Basadis, you can see the wonderful statue of Lord Gomateswara or Bahubali. 

You can also enjoy the stunning beauty of Shravanabelagola from the hills of Chandragiri and Vindhyagiri.

Mysore is the most popular tourist destination in Karnataka. For centuries, it was famous as the city of heritage, culture, temples, and palaces. There are many museums and art galleries too. Here are some places where you can spend your time during your trip to Mysore- The Mysore Palace, Jaganmohan Palace, Mysore Zoo, Somnathpur Temple, Brindavan Gardens, and many more! Mysore is also famous for Mysore Silk, traditional paintings, and local dishes like Mysore Pak. 

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And don’t forget to shop in the local markets of Shravanabelagola. Here you can purchase different religious items, photos, statues of deities, frame pictures of the Gomateswara statue, books, jewellery, and many more. 

Once you’ve explored the entire town and its natural beauty, make sure to relish the traditional local cuisine, including Dosa, Akki Roti, Idli, Sambhar, Ragi Mudde, Saaru, Sheera, Mysore Pak, Paaysa, and Obbattu.