November 09, 2022
How to Travel from Bangalore to Coorg by Road & Rail
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November 09, 2022
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Bangalore, at times, cannot give you that tranquil escape that you would want from your busy, mundane life. But the best thing about this place is that you can have a weekend getaway to different scenic places around Bangalore. Bangalore to Coorg distance by road is just 250 kms, which you can go either by private car or by bus. Bangalore to Coorg distance by rail is 95 km from the nearest Mysore railway station. Here is a quick guide to understand how to travel from Bangalore to Coorg to enjoy an enthralling weekend.
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The Bangalore to Coorg distance is about 250 km via NH 275. The route takes you to Coorg via Mysore. It is a relatively shorter route than the alternative second route via NH 75 that goes through Channarayapatna.
While the Mysore route is usually preferred due to shorter travel time, you may face high traffic between Bangalore and Mysore, particularly around Mandya and Ramnagar. However, you can avert traffic congestion if you begin your journey from Bangalore early in the morning. The route is dotted with gas stations and eateries at regular intervals making it convenient for private vehicles to cover the distance without any worries.
The alternative route via Channarayapatna is preferred by travellers visiting areas around Somwarpet or Madikeri. The traffic on this route is relatively fast-moving than on the Mysore route. However, you’re unlikely to find good restaurants as frequently as on the first route until you reach Madikeri.Â
In the end, both routes have their own advantages and drawbacks. Choose the one best suited for your needs.
Bus Service

If you’re on a tight budget, you can take a bus from Bangalore to Coorg, which is a much cheaper option than renting a car or driving in your own vehicle. Both AC and Non-AC buses are available. Remember, Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation buses are a cheaper option than private buses. But, private luxury buses can be more comfortable for the 6-hour long journey.
You can board the bus from multiple locations all over Bangalore and can even book the bus ticket online.Â

Coorg has no railway connectivity. The nearest railway station is Mysore Junction, which is about 95 km away from Coorg. So, if you're in Bangalore, you can take a train up to Mysore. But, from Mysore, you have to take a bus or rent a cab to reach Coorg. So, you will eventually have to take a road journey, even when travelling by train.Â
Therefore, the rail route can be a viable option only for travellers from outside Karnataka. But for Bangalore residents, a road journey right from Bangalore can be a preferred option.
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Connecting to Coorg from Bangalore is convenient, with various options available for travelers worldwide. If you're arriving from abroad, the most straightforward approach is to fly into Mangalore International Airport, situated 140 km from Coorg. Mangalore Airport is well-connected to major destinations in the Middle East, making it a viable entry point for international travelers.Â
Alternatively, you can fly into Bangalore, which is 286 km from Coorg and serves as a hub for numerous domestic and international airlines. Airlines such as British Airways, Emirates, Etihad Airways, Air India, Jet Airways, GoAir, IndiGo, Jet Airways, and JetLite operate from Bangalore Airport. Regardless of your departure location, there are flights available to bring you to Bangalore.Â
For domestic travelers, Mysore, located 120 km from Coorg, is another flight option. Once you arrive at either Mangalore, Bangalore, or Mysore, you can easily proceed to Coorg by hiring a cab or boarding state-owned or private luxury buses that regularly commute between these cities and Coorg.Â

Following are some of the important places to visit in CoorgÂ
Additionally, there are many places to visit near Coorg, such as Chettali, Kopatty hills, Bhagamandala, and many more. You can consider exploring these places if you’re on a long vacation, say 10-15 days.

Club Mahindra Madikeri and Club Mahindra Virajpet are the two best resorts in Coorg to spend a rejuvenating vacation with your family. Both resorts are located in idyllic surroundings dominated by the lush greenery typical of the Western Ghats. Additionally, the hospitality, in-house activities, and countless delicious local cuisines will keep you busy during your stay here.Â
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Your life is too precious to spend entirely in an office cubicle. So, get out and head to Coorg as early as possible. Work can wait.
A trip to Coorg promises a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of Bangalore, offering scenic beauty and a range of activities for the entire family. For a truly memorable stay, consider booking at Club Mahindra Resorts like Club Mahindra Madikeri and Club Mahindra Virajpet. These resorts provide an idyllic setting amidst lush greenery, exceptional hospitality, and delightful local cuisine. With a Club Mahindra membership, you can enjoy these luxurious stays and numerous amenities at various destinations, making your vacations more enjoyable and stress-free. So, plan your getaway to Coorg and indulge in the comfort and elegance of Club Mahindra Resorts.
You can get from Bangalore to Coorg mainly by road, covering around 250 km via Mysore (NH 275) or via Channarayapatna (NH 75). You can drive a private car or take a bus; both KSRTC and private buses are available. There's no direct rail connectivity to Coorg; the nearest station is Mysore, 95 km away, from where you’ll need to take a cab or bus. The nearest airports are in Mangalore (140 km), Mysore (120 km), and Bangalore (286 km), followed by a road journey to reach Coorg.
Yes, 2 days are enough for a short and refreshing trip to Coorg, especially if you're coming from Bangalore. In a 2-day itinerary, you can comfortably explore some of the must-visit attractions like:
You can also enjoy local cuisine, relax amidst coffee plantations, and unwind at a scenic resort like Club Mahindra Madikeri or Virajpet.
The nearest railway station to Coorg from Bangalore is Mysore Junction, located about 95 km from Coorg. Since Coorg doesn’t have its own railway station, travellers from Bangalore can take a train to Mysore and then continue the journey to Coorg by bus or taxi.
Coorg and Madikeri are related but not the same.
Coorg (officially called Kodagu) is a district in the state of Karnataka, known for its scenic hills, coffee plantations, and lush greenery.
Madikeri is the district headquarters and the main town in Coorg.
So, Madikeri is a part of Coorg, and many tourists base their stay in Madikeri while exploring the rest of the Coorg region.
Mahindra Holidays & Resorts India Ltd. (MHRIL), a part of Leisure and Hospitality sector of the Mahindra Group, offers quality family holidays primarily through vacation ownership memberships and brings to the industry values such as reliability, trust and customer satisfaction. Started in 1996, the company's flagship brand ‘Club Mahindra’, today has over 300,000 members , who can holiday at 140+ resorts in India and abroad.
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