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The shortest and most popular route for Mysore to Bangalore road trip is via NH 275. You can cover a distance of 145 km in about 2 hour 30 minutes. The roads are in good condition and busy, so you must leave early in the morning to avoid a rush. With a car rental from Mysore Wheels, there are many places you can explore on this route such as Kokkare Bellur, Srirangapatna, and Chnnapatna.

The alternate route is via NH 948, which may take an additional 45 minutes to reach Bangalore. Traffic is lesser on this route, but the roads are not very well maintained in a few patches. You can stop at Shivanasamudra, Talakadu, and Somnathpur to explore the natural and historical marvels at these spots.

One of the longest routes from Mysore to Bangalore is via NH 150A and NH 75. It is a 4 hour drive, but the route has some scenic spots. You can even stop for a trek at the unexplored Kunti Betta and enjoy bird watching at Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary while driving along this route with a Mysore to Bangalore car rental.

1. Bangalore Palace

Built in the year 1873 over an extensive area of 45,000 square feet, Bangalore Palace is a major tourist destination. The resplendent palace is inspired by the Windsor Castle of London and was home to one of the most opulent rulers of South India.

2. Vidhana Soudha

An architectural marvel sprawling in an area of around 60 acres, Vidhana Soudha is the seat of the Government of Karnataka. Built in Neo-Dravidian style using fine granite, it exudes sheer grandeur and is known as the ‘Taj Mahal of South India’. Its majestic façade is decorated with giant pillars and a broad staircase. It is a must-visit attraction in Bangalore and the grandest building in the region.

3. Lalbagh Botanical Garden

Located in the heart of the city, Lalbagh Botanical Garden is spread over 240 acres. Commissioned in 1760 by Hyder Ali, the garden houses the largest collection of rare and endangered plants in the world. The verdant garden has a wide variety of tropical plants and imported varieties from France, Persia, and Afghanistan. The stunning glasshouse and 3000 million years old Lal Bagh Rock are major tourist attractions of the park.

4. Ulsoor Lake

Ulsoor Lake is one of the largest lakes in Bangalore and a popular picnic spot. It was constructed in the 17^th century and expanded in the 19^th century. The lush surroundings and astounding backdrop makes it the favorite spot for nature lovers. The 3 kilometer long walking track makes it the ideal spot for an evening stroll. You can also enjoy birdwatching in the serene surroundings and also capture the picturesque sunset.

5. Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium

One of the most popular tourist attractions of Bangalore, Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium is the ideal spot for science enthusiasts and space explorers. The sky theatre, science park, and exhibition hall are the main parts of the planetarium. You can enjoy 3D space shows, learn about the universe, and watch the stars using highly advanced telescopes.

With a Mysore to Bangalore car rental, there is no dearth of fun things to do in Bangalore. You can indulge at the most extravagant shopping destinations across the city, like UB City Mall and MG Road. Explore architectural wonders and stunning monuments that take you back to the Victorian-era like Vidhana Soudha, St. Mary’s Basilica, and Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace.

Feel the adrenaline surge through your veins at Wonderla Amusement Park, Torq03, Ozone Adventures, and Grips Go Karting. Spend time with friends and family at these fun places with an array of adventurous activities to try. Get your feet moving to throbbing music at the chic pubs at MG Road. If you intend to party through the night, go club-hopping in Indiranagar.

Buzzing with street food corners, quirky cafes, outlandish breweries, and late-night eat-outs, the city stays alive throughout the night. Satiate your taste buds with authentic South-Indian, juicy kebabs, flavorful rolls, tangy chaat, and other local delicacies at V V Puram. For a more sophisticated dining experience, you may walk into the famous multi-cuisine restaurants across the city.

Mysore is a regal city in Karnataka, popularly known as the ‘City of Palaces’. Its opulent architecture and rich heritage lure tourists from across the globe. Mysore is a popular tourist destination in South India, frequently visited by history lovers and nature enthusiasts.

The city exudes an age-old charm and you can look around for authentic silk fabrics, genuine sandalwood products and try traditional Ashtanga Yoga at its acclaimed schools. There are many popular tourist attractions in Mysore that are not to be missed.

Mysore to Bangalore road trip offered by Mysore Wheels will surely be a memorable experience that is refreshing and pampering at the same time. It offers you a blend of royal and chic lifestyles in a bucolic setup.

Bangalore’s pleasant weather makes it a year-round destination. October to February brings cool, dry days perfect for exploring. Avoid the muggy monsoon months of June to September if you can. Spring (March to May) offers warm days and blooming jacarandas, but it can get hot.

Bangalore caters to all budgets. For a splurge, try the iconic Taj West End with its colonial charm. Mid-range? The Lazy Patio guesthouse offers a homey vibe. Budget travelers will find clean, simple rooms at the friendly Zostel Bangalore hostel.

Bargain hunters, head to Commercial Street for everything from saris to souvenirs. For a more upscale experience, UB City mall houses international brands. Don’t miss the Sunday soul Sante market for local handicrafts and organic goodies.

Foodies, rejoice! Dig into South Indian staples at the no-frills Vidyarthi Bhavan. For a culinary journey, try the inventive Indian cuisine at Karavalli. Craving Western fare? Sunny’s serves up great burgers and pasta in a charming garden setting.