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The shortest route from Mysore to Mangalore is via Mysore Highway and NH275. It takes around 6 hours 10 minutes to cover the distance of 255 km. The road is a one-way lane in some places and is in bad shape during the monsoon. Drive carefully during the rainy season as landslides and road repair work is an ongoing process. With a chauffeur driven vehicle from Mysore Wheels, you can simply relax and enjoy the drive as our driver will take care of everything.

The alternate route is via Mangalore-Mysore Highway, which is around 280 kilometers and takes around 6.5 hours to cover by road. The road until Madikeri is in good condition, but beyond that, the road may be rough and patchy. With our Mysore to Mangalore car rental, we ensure your drive is relaxing and comfortable.

Another route is via Kadaba-Subrahmanya Road. It takes around 7 hours to drive along this stretch of 280 kilometers.

1. Panambur Beach

Panambur Beach is a popular tourist destination near Mangalore. It is ranked among the cleanest beaches in the country. The beach is maintained by a private entity focused on creating awareness about keeping beaches clean. You can enjoy the scenic beauty of the spot and rejuvenate as you spend the day watching dolphins.

Other fun activities offered at the beach include riding horses, camels, and ATVs. Many adventure activities and water sports are available at the beach like surfboarding, jet skiing, parasailing, and night camping.

2. Kudroli Gokarnath Temple

Established by Sri Narayana Guru, the Kudroli Gokarnath Temple was built in 1912 for the Billava community. The members of this community weren’t allowed to enter any temple in the area, so their leader laid the foundation of the temple with a message for equality.

Lord Shiva in the form of Gokarnanatheshwara is the presiding deity of the temple. The magnificent temple has Chola type architecture and is decorated with murals depicting scenes from Hindu mythology.

3. Kadri Hill Park

Kadri Hill Park is the largest garden in Mangalore and a conservatory for rare species of birds, anteaters, and other native animals. Laid with walking and jogging tracks, it is one of the most popular destinations of the city.

The main attraction of the park is the toy train which takes visitors around the compound. An interesting musical fountain show and laser light show is organized after sundown. Flower shows and exhibitions are also organized at the park throughout the year.

4. Tannirbhavi Beach

The pristine Tannirbhavi Beach is an offbeat destination for nature lovers and explorers. It has a romantic setting as golden sand glistens against the backdrop of crystal-clear water of the Arabian Sea. The beach has recently gained popularity after water sports and other commercial activities were initiated along the coastline.

The beach has basic facilities like lifeguards, toilets, a parking lot, and concrete benches. You can spend a day relaxing and enjoying the cool breeze as you admire the natural beauty of the location.5.

5. Pilikula Regional Science Center

Pilikula Regional Science Center was established in 2014 to create awareness about science and technology. Sprawling over 10 acres, it is equipped with 3 exhibition galleries, an inflatable dome planetarium, and also a 3D theatre facility. A lush dinosaur park is located near the premises. Science and space-related shows are hosted at the 3D theatre and planetarium regularly.

The port city of Mangalore is blessed with the natural charm of the Western Ghats on one side and is flanked by the azure waters of the Arabian Sea on the other. There are a lot of exciting things to do in Mangalore in addition to sightseeing. The city is dotted with gorgeous beaches. You can unwind amidst the picturesque beauty of the serene surroundings along with visiting the numerous architectural masterpieces around the city.

Adventure enthusiasts can try a wide variety of activities including trekking, camping, wildlife tours, nature walks, and water sports. Stand-up paddle boarding, surfing, parasailing, and jet skiing are enthralling water activities available in Mangalore.

Mysore, also known as Mysuru, is a beautiful city renowned for its imperial architecture. The city was the cultural capital of Wodeyar rulers and has retained its regal elegance. It is also known as the ‘City of Palaces’ owing to its majestic architecture. Mysore palace is an iconic monument that attracts tourists from across the globe with its splendid architecture. Along with it, there are several other places to visit in Mysore one can explore during their Mysore tour. It is also the seat of origin of traditional Ashtanga Yoga, which is taught by learned practitioners till today.

Mysore to Mangalore road trip offered by Mysore Wheels will be an exciting journey of exploring cultures and places. The memories of the refreshing trip from a palatial city to a port town will stay with you forever.

Mangalore’s tropical climate means it’s warm year-round, but the best time to visit is from October to March. You’ll avoid the heavy monsoon rains and enjoy milder temperatures, perfect for exploring the city and nearby beaches. If you don’t mind occasional showers, September can offer lush green landscapes and fewer tourists.

Mangalore caters to all budgets with its diverse accommodation options. For a touch of luxury, try The Gateway Hotel on Residency Road. Midrange travelers might enjoy the Ocean Pearl, offering comfortable rooms and good amenities. Budget-conscious travelers can check out Hotel Manorama, which provides clean, basic rooms in the city center. For a local experience, consider a homestay in one of the traditional Mangalorean houses.

You can indulge in shopping at the Empire Mall, which boasts of branded stores and chic shops. For buying local and handmade stuff visit the Badangupet Market famous for silk sarees and jewelry. The Dubai Market is your one-stop destination for electronics, toys, and kitchenware. It is lined with little shops selling almost everything at reasonable prices. You can also buy export quality cashews and coffee in the city.

Gorge on authentic Udupi dishes including Neer Dosa, Cashew Upkari, Rasam, Ole Bella (Palm Jaggery). Mangalore is a paradise for seafood lovers, offering them a wide variety of fish. Do not miss out on Mangalorean fish curry, Kane (Lady Fish), Mutton Ghee Roast, Prawn Fried Rice, Bangude Tawa Fry, Nang Tawa Fry, and Prawns Pannaupkari. Mangalorean sweet indulges like Mangalorean Parfait Ice-cream, Saat, Moong Dal Payasam, and Badam Halwa are a must-try.