120 km · 2.5–3 hrs · Fixed price · Verified drivers
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Distance
2.5–3 hrs
Drive Time
Bylakuppe
Via
Excellent
Road Quality
Mysore to Coorg is one of Karnataka's shortest and most rewarding drives. The NH 275 to Kushalnagar is well-maintained four-lane highway for most of the way. The highlight en route is Bylakuppe — the largest Tibetan refugee settlement in India outside Tibet — home to the stunning Namdroling Monastery (Golden Temple). From Kushalnagar, the road climbs into the Kodagu hills and the coffee estates begin almost immediately. This is a favourite transfer for travellers combining Mysuru Palace with a Coorg coffee estate stay.

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Bylakuppe
Namdroling Monastery (Golden Temple) — one of South India's most stunning buildings
Kushalnagar
Gateway to Coorg — last major town, good for fuel and snacks
About 120 km by road via Kushalnagar, taking 2.5–3 hours. It's one of the more convenient drives in Karnataka.
Absolutely. The Namdroling Monastery is one of the most beautiful buildings in South India — golden-roofed, intricate murals, and a peaceful atmosphere. Allow 1 hour.
Technically yes — Bangalore to Mysore is 150 km (3 hrs) and Mysore to Coorg is 120 km (3 hrs) — total about 6–7 hrs driving. More comfortable as a 2-day trip.