August 06, 2025
Bangalore to Ooty Road Trip Guide: Distance, Routes, Hairpin Bends & Best Stay Options
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Imagine cruising through the dense, green Bandipur Forest Reserve, windows down, cool breeze brushing your face, and the chance to spot a wild elephant or a herd of deer right by the road! And then brace yourself for the 36 thrilling hairpin bends that twist and turn all the way up to Ooty.Â
The road trip from Bangalore to Ooty is a full-blown experience. And once you reach, what better way to kick back than at one of the cosiest resorts in Ooty? Club Mahindra resorts in Ooty are just the place to drop your bags, breathe in the chill Nilgiri air, and let the chill vibes take over.

The distance from Bangalore to Ooty is approximately 270 to 280 km, depending on your chosen route. This journey typically takes 6-7 hours by road, making Ooty an ideal weekend destination for anyone seeking respite from city life.
Bangalore → Mysore → Bandipur → Ooty (NH 275)
Via Mandya or Ramanagara:Â These routes are slightly longer and less scenic but offer alternative ways to avoid peak traffic.

Start early to avoid city traffic. The NH275 is smooth and scenic, with plenty of roadside eateries for a hearty breakfast. Take a short detour to visit the Mysore Palace or grab some famous Mysore Pak.
Enjoy a peaceful drive through rural landscapes and forest patches. As you near Bandipur National Park, watch for elephants, deer, and peacocks. Night driving is restricted here to protect wildlife.
This scenic stretch features a drive through the lush Mudumalai Tiger Reserve, winding ghat roads and 36 iconic hairpin bends. Take in the breathtaking views as you ascend toward the cool, misty hills of Ooty.


Club Mahindra Derby Green and Club Mahindra Danish Villa are two of the most charming resorts in Tamil Nadu, offering heritage-style stays with scenic views of the Nilgiris. With colonial architecture, landscaped gardens, multi-cuisine dining, nearby experiences like toy train rides, safaris, and bonfires, these resorts in Ooty blend comfort with local flavour. After the long journey from Bangalore, unwind at the Svaastha Spa and let the mountain air work its magic.
Book your stay at Club Mahindra resorts in Ooty and experience the timeless charm of Ooty with heritage hospitality and curated experiences.
The Bangalore to Ooty road trip is an invitation to a scenic adventure. Whether you choose a road trip through lush forests, a budget-friendly bus ride, or a combination of train and taxi, the journey is as memorable as the destination itself.Â
So, whether you're chasing misty hills, wildlife encounters, or a break from the city buzz, Ooty is calling. And Club Mahindra makes the stay just as magical as the journey.
October to February is ideal, with pleasant weather and clear views.
Yes, but exercise caution on the ghat sections, especially during monsoon.
Yes, several daily options are available, including overnight services.
There’s no direct train to Ooty. Take a train to Coimbatore or Mettupalayam, then continue by taxi or the scenic Nilgiri Mountain Railway.
Yes, you can fly to Coimbatore (88–100 km from Ooty), but the onward road trip means it’s not always the fastest option.
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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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