Book Mysore to Hassan Car Rental

The shortest route to travel from Mysore to Hassan is via Mysore-Hassan Road. Some portions of the route are under construction and require you to drive attentively. With an experienced driver from Mysore Wheels, your journey to Hassan will be an enjoyable one.

The alternate route between Mysore to Hassan is via Arsikere-Mysore Road. With a Mysore to Hassan car rental, you can stopover at Srirangapatna to visit the revered Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple.

The historical town of Hassan is known for its temples and other popular attractions. With a private cab from Mysore Wheels, you can visit all the popular places to visit in Hassan at your own pace. Given below are some of the must visit places during your trip to Hassan:

1. Bhagwan Bahubali Statue

Bhagwan Bahubali Statue was erected in 983AD and has been listed among the Seven Wonders of India in 2005. This 17-meter tall idol of the Jain deity Lord Gomateswar has been sculpted out of a single piece of rock. Located atop Vindhyagiri Hills, it is a well-known tourist attraction of Hassan. The spot is a prominent pilgrimage and offers astounding views of the surroundings.

2. Gorur Dam

Gorur Dam was constructed in 1979 across the Hemavati River. You can enjoy the scenic beauty of the lush surroundings of the dam. A garden near the dam with well-manicured lawns is the best place to spend time having a picnic with your family. Paravasudeva and Yoganarasimha temples are prominent tourist attractions in the area that you can visit with a Mysore to Hassan car rental.

3. Shettihalli Church

Book a cab from Mysore Wheels to reach Shettihalli Church, also known as Rosary Church which is one of the ancient churches of Hassan. The Church has been abandoned as it remains submerged in the Hemavati River during the monsoon. Known as the Floating Church, its ruins have become a prominent sightseeing place in Hassan.

Book a Mysore to Hassan car rental and explore the undulating hills, numerous temples, and serene surroundings that make Hassan a perfect place to relax with your family. The city welcomes all types of travelers including history buffs, nature lovers, and spiritual seekers. The intricately carved architecture of the various temples across Hassan captures the attention of archeologists.

With a private cab from Mysore Wheels, you can visit the Hoysala Temples at Mosale, the 11^th century Ishvara Temple at Arasikere, and Ramanathpur Temple to seek blessings of the almighty. Jain Matt is another important Jain pilgrimage with marvelous architecture. It is a 19^th-century monastery located atop a hill and thronged by Jain devotees throughout the year.

Trekking and nature walks are offered at the Kabbaligere Hill, Bisle Forest Reserve, and Parvathamma Betta. You can book exotic homestays amidst the luxurious tea and coffee estates or enjoy tours of the plantations.

Mysore is the cultural capital of Karnataka, spluttered with architectural marvels and sightseeing sites with natural beauty. The famous Mysore Palace is among the largest palaces in India. Besides palaces, there are other tourist attractions in Mysore like Brindavan Gardens and Karanji Lake.

The city is surrounded by thick green sandalwood forests and offers many products made from precious sandalwood. Owing to its significant contribution to the tourism industry of South India, Mysore has been honored with epithets like ‘Sandalwood City’, ‘City of Palaces’ and ‘City of Yoga’. Ugadi and Dasara are celebrated in the city with much fanfare, alluring tourists from across the country.

Mysore to Hassan road trip offered by Mysore Wheels takes you away from the cacophony of the city to a pleasant and spiritual journey.

The city has pleasant climatic conditions and is best visited from October to March.

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Food in Hassan is inspired by South Karnataka Cuisine. Traditional dishes of the region include Ragi Mudde, Palya, Kosambari, Gojju, Bajji, and Bonda.