Book Mysore to Kannur Car Rental

It takes around 4 and a half hours to reach Kannur from Mysore with a private cab from Mysore Wheels. It is close to many popular tourist destinations in Kerala.

Kannur is around 90 Km from Kozhikode, 91 Km from Kasaragod, 78 Km from Bekal, and 21 Km from Thalassery. You can also visit these nearby places of Kannur to have an enriching experience while exploring its gorgeous escapades.  

#TravelerTip: For the most part, light summer clothing is appropriate. Warm clothing is best between December and February.

The traffic is 2 hours slower during rush hour. During off-peak hours, the fastest routes in both scenarios with no traffic or regular traffic should take you around 3 hours.

As you take the Mysore bypass after the Mysore- Bangalore highway and drive towards Virajpet highway, you cross the Nagarhole tiger reserve forest, which is icing on the cake. When you arrive in Madikeri, the best roads and the mountain freshness greet you with open arms. You can simply relax and enjoy the scenic views with a Mysore to Kannur cab rental.

Kannur has numerous forts, temples, beaches, and wildlife reserves that attract visitors regularly. Throughout the year, major festivals and events are organized, making this one of the best spots in Kerala to spend your vacation. Below are some of the popular places to visit in Kannurwith a car hire from Mysore Wheels:

1. Payyambalam Beach

It is among Kerala’s stunning beaches and has a distinct air, making it one of India’s most popular tourist destinations. You can swim, boat, and participate in a variety of exciting activities here.

2.  Fort Saint Angelo

Book a Mysore to Kannur car rental and visit Fort Saint Angelo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The fort allows you to explore an ancient place along with the gorgeous views of the sea. The officials have started putting on a musical fountain light and sound display to make it more popular among tourists.

3. Arakkal Museum

If you enjoy visiting historical sites or are an art enthusiast, the Arakkal Museum should be on your itinerary during your Kannur road trip. The Arakkal family is honored in the museum’s name. It is Kerala’s only royal Muslim family.

4. Ezhimala

This lovely hilltop is ideal for wildlife, beach, and hill station enthusiasts. It stands 286 meters tall and has expansive views of the gorgeous beach. It reaffirms your belief in nature and the idea that Kerala is indeed God’s own country and should not be missed during your Kannur trip with Mysore Wheels.

#Trivia:  There is a specific form of worship practiced here, attracting both tourists and locals. Don’t forget to visit the temple to find out more!

Make sure to take some time and visit Kerala Folklore Academy during your trip with Mysore Wheels.The place promotes Kerala’s indigenous performance arts. The campus houses a museum, library, and cultural center. It is a gold mine for anybody interested in learning about art styles unique to north Kerala, especially from Theyyam to Kolkali.

If you have time, you can also visit Aralam Wildlife sanctuary, which stands atop the Western Ghats‘ slopes. It’s 60 meters up from the base of Katti Betta, which rises to 1145 meters above sea level. For a lovely and mesmerizing experience, trek around this location.

Mysore is a city in the state of Karnataka and lies at the base of the Chamundi Hills. This city was formerly the capital of the Kingdom of Mysore, now dazzles visitors with its rich legacy and sophisticated city life. The myriad of famous places to visit in Mysore makes it a popular cultural tourist destination in South India.

Now pack your bags for a fantastic road trip from Mysore to Kannur over a long weekend right away!

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Kannur has a plethora of excellent seafood eateries. The menu features everything from traditional fish fry to shrimp and squid meals that beg to explore. For both veg and non-veg cuisine, the MKV restaurant is the best place. 

#TravelerTip: Delicious Mughlai and seaside delights are a must-try.