Book Mysore to Kanyakumari Car Rental

Our Mysore to Kanyakumari car rental will drive you to Kanyakumari either via Erode or Coimbatore. And it will take you around 12 hours whichever way you go. Both routes pass through towns like Dindigul, Madurai and Tirunelveli. And for most of your journey, you’ll be on the national highways.

NH44, the longest highway in India, connects Kanyakumari to most parts of the country. The roads are smooth and 4-6-lanes wide. And there shouldn’t be any major traffic blocks during your trip.

You can also take a scenic coastal route to Kanyakumari, via Kochi and Thiruvananthapuram. Book a private cab from Mysore Wheels and pass through hilly terrains and the towns of Kerala. But the route is longer. And it will take you about 16-18 hours from Mysore to Kanyakumari.

Those looking for a long road trip can book a cab from Mysore to Kanyakumari car rental and drive through the scenic locations to take a break from the monotonous daily life. Here are some of the popular places to visit in Kanyakumariwith a Mysore Wheels car rental:

1.  Kanyakumari Beach

Visit Kanyakumari Beach with a Mysore to Kanyakumari car rental to see the Triveni Sangam – the confluence of three seas of India. The beach also offers sunset views and sunrise views.

2. Vivekananda Rock Memorial

Vivekananda Rock Memorial is built on a rock-island, about half a kilometre away from the mainland. Swami Vivekananda is said to have attained enlightenment on this rock.

3. Bhagavathy Amman Temple

This temple is dedicated to Goddess Kanya Kumari. It is built by the sea, near Triveni Sangam and you can visit it with a private cab from Mysore Wheels. The idol of the goddess is made of black stone.

4. Padmanabhapuram Palace

Padmanabhapuram Palace is a beautiful wooden palace, a few kilometres away from Kanyakumari. It is built in the beautiful style of architecture prevalent around Kerala.

5. Thiruvalluvar Statue

Thiruvalluvar was a philosopher and Tamil poet, known for his work Thirukkural. And a rock statue, surrounded by sea waters, is erected near the mainland dedicated to him. With a Mysore Wheels rental cab, you can visit the gigantic statue, alluring the visitors with its immaculate sculpting.

Another activity you can try is taking a stroll in Thovalai Flower Market. It is set up only in the morning hours, and you’ll find various fresh flowers here.

With your own private cab from Mysore, you can also go for short trips to nearby tourist spots like Courtallam Falls, Muppandal Wind Farm, and Light House Beach. They are among the must-visit places when you come to Kanyakumari.

Mysore is known as the City of Palaces. There are plenty of places to visit in Mysore such as the majestic palaces, ancient temples and expansive gardens. And its rich heritage attracts people from around the world.

Winter (from November to February) is when the weather is the most pleasant. You will be able to visit the heritage monuments in the city properly. And in winter, you can also explore the beautiful hill stations and waterfalls nearby.

So, while you plan a visit, spare some time for a Mysore to Kanyakumari road trip offered by Mysore Wheels too. You can take the highways or drive through the hills and coastal areas to explore the whole of Kerala by road.

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In Kanyakumari, you can buy painted shells and other handicraft products made from shells. You can buy them to decorate your home or as a souvenir to gift someone. Handloom saris are also found in the local markets here.

Apart from visiting tourist places, you can go shopping in Kanyakumari. You can explore the region by booking a Mysore to Kanyakumari car rental and shop for various souvenirs to take home.

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