Book Mysore to Bekal Car Rental

The shortest and most popular route for Mysore to Bekal road trip is via Mangalore-Mysore Highway and NH 275. The road is rough in patches and may be under repair. Drive cautiously during monsoon as heavy rainfall causes roadblocks and consequent traffic jams. Avail a car rental from Mysore Wheels and you can be rest assured for a safe and comfortable drive. 

The alternate route is via Kasaragod – Panvel – Kochi – Kanyakumari Highway, which is around 266 kilometers. It is a 6.5 hours’ drive along this route, and you must check for ongoing road construction projects to avoid further delay.

The longest route from Mysore to Bekal is via Bandadka – Bengaluru Road. It is around 304 kilometers long which is a 7-hour drive by car. With a Mysore to Bekal car rental, driven by our experienced chauffeurs, you can simply relax and enjoy the drive through the changing landscape.

1. Bekal Fort

One of the largest forts of Kerala, Bekal Fort is among the best-preserved historical monuments of the state. Set along the Bekal beach, the keyhole-shaped fort is surrounded by the fascinating views of the Arabian Sea on three sides.

It was built by Shivappa Nayaka of Bednore in 1650 to fortify the town and neighboring villages. You can enjoy a panoramic view of the pristine surroundings from a high observation tower located on the premises.

2. Bekal Hole Aqua Park

Bekal Hole Aqua Park is a one-of-its-kind leisure spot for adventure seekers visiting Bekal. It is a water park equipped with thrilling water rides and is set up in the serene surroundings of Bekal backwaters.

It is popular among locals and tourists as a picnic spot where you can spend quality time with family in the lap of nature. You can enjoy activities such as canoeing and riding pedal boats among the other exciting things to enjoy in the water park.

3. Valiyaparamba Backwaters

The serene environment of the Valiyaparamba Backwaters is purely rejuvenating. It is the third-largest and most scenic backwaters in Kerala. You can book a Kettuvallam (houseboat) and enjoy a ride to the Valiyaparamba island in the Kavvayi Backwaters.

Lay back and relax as you drift amidst nature and witness the most scenic views of Kerala. Spot the local flora and fauna along the way. The backwaters are also a major fishing center in Alleppey, and you can watch the locals in action or even try your hand at catching fish.

4. Hosdurg Fort

Built by Somashekara Nayak, Hosdurg Fort is among the many legendary forts belonging to the Ikkeri dynasty. Popularly known as the Kanhangad Fort, the impressive architecture of the fort lures history buffs and explorers.

You can also visit the nearby Nithyanandashram caves and the Karpooreshwara Temple. The holy caves were built by the sage Swami Nityanand and are internationally renowned for their architecture.

5. Kappil Beach

Kappil Beach is one of India’s most beautiful golden sand beaches along the blue waters of the Arabian Sea. The pristine beach is ideal for basking under the sun and strolling. Due to high currents, swimming along the beach is not advisable.

You can enjoy trekking at the nearby Kodi Hills and take a boat ride at the backwaters. Couples can enjoy watching the gorgeous sunset at the beach and soak in the romantic vibe of the setting.

Bekal is a laid-back town, where you can catch a glimpse of the rustic village life in Kerala. Abundantly blessed with natural beauty, it is one of the top places to visit in Kerala. It is a great place to relax and refresh your mind away from the hectic routine of life.

The town is lined by forts built on hillocks and you can visit them all, including the staggering ruins of Chandragiri Fort. Explore the local culture at Nileswaram cultural center controlled by the Department of Archeology. The town also has several picturesque beaches where you can click Insta-perfect pictures as you de-stress amidst nature.

For an ultimately rejuvenating experience, you can book an authentic aromatherapy massage at the local spas. Food in Bekal is wholesome and healthy, as it is cooked with farm-fresh ingredients. You must indulge in local steamed and fried preparations like Puttu, Idli, Idiyappam, Fish fry, Fried bananas, and Bhajji. The authentic Kerala cuisine comprises refreshing delicacies such as Payasam, Pickled mango, Coconut water, and Toddy (a local brew).

Mysore is located in the state of Karnataka. The opulent city is a popular tourist destination in South India and there are plenty of places to visit in Mysore for avid travellers. It is well-known for its majestic architecture and also referred to as the ‘City of Palaces’. The rich culture and heritage of Mysore allures tourists from across the globe.

Mysore is an upcoming center of the commercial activity of IT companies of India. Besides professionals, it is frequently visited by history lovers and nature enthusiasts. Mysore is also renowned as the seat of traditional Ashtanga Yoga and you can attend sessions at acclaimed yoga schools across the city.

Mysore to Bekal road trip offered by Mysore Wheels is a treat to all your senses. The calm and relaxing vibe of the city makes your trip memorable and enlivening.

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