Bangalore to Kukke Subramanya Taxi

Bangalore to Kukke Subramanya road trip with a private taxi from Bangalore Drive offers a lot more to explore en route from historical forts to temples, from majestic mountains to beautiful rivers, from humble countryside to enchanting scenic beauty and more. This road trip would be ultimate fun with your family and friends.

The fastest route to reach Kukke Subramanya Temple from Bangalore is via NH75, which would take you less than 5 hours 50 minutes to cover approximately 282 kms. The route is:

Bengaluru – Nelamangala – Hassan – Sakleshpur – Gundya – Kukke Sri Subramanya Temple.

Road from Bangalore to Hassan is 4 lanes and a joy to drive. NH 75 along Hassan – Sakleshpur – Shiradi Ghat – Gundya is a 2 lane old highway in good condition but one ought to be careful as it is a typical ghat road with many curves and hairpin loops. Gundya to Kukke Sri Subramanya Temple is also a 2 lane road and is in fine shape. You can plan stopovers at Hassan and Sakleshpur on the way to Kukke Sri Subramanya Temple. 

Another route to reach Kukke Subramanya Temple from Bangalore is via NH 275 (Mysore Road) which is approximately 300 kms and can be covered in almost 7 hours. The route:

Bangalore – Ramanagara – Mandya – Srirangapatna – Kushalnagar – Kukke Sri Subramanya Temple 

One can plan a few journey breaks to check out various interesting places like Ramnagara and Srirangapatna which is famous for Tipu Sultan Fort and Ranganathaswamy Temple . One can check out exquisite wooden toys at Channapatna also. These toys are handmade and could be excellent souvenirs from the trip. Also, nature admirers can visit Bisle Ghat too with their own Bangalore to Kukke Subramanya cab rental.

The best time to visit the temple is around winter months, from September to March. Some may find the monsoon season a good time to plan a trip too. But one should avoid visiting Kukke Sri Subramanya during the hot summers.

Along with the famous temple, Kukke Subramanya is also known for its tranquil surroundings. Below are some of the popular places to visit in Kukke Subramanya during your road trip from Bangalore with a Bangalore Drive rental taxi:

1. Adi Subramanya Temple

Tourists are recommended to visit Adi Subramanya Temple, which is located in the vicinity of Kukke Sri Subramanya Temple. In this temple, anthills are prayed in the form of AdiSesha and the serpent king Vasuki. Pilgrims are offered anthills ‘Mrittika’ (earth) as prasadam.

2. Biladwara Cave

Biladwara cave is a natural cave, which has been converted into a temple. It is located near the Subramanya temple and should not be missed during your road  trip with Bangalore Drive. The cave is approximately 30 feet deep. As per the popular belief, the serpent king Vasuki took refuge here to safeguard himself from Garuda and stayed here till Lord Subramanaya took him under his protection. It is one place that you should not miss on your journey to Kukke Subramanya from Bangalore by taxi.

3. Kumara Parvatha

This magnificent mountain is frequented by adventure seekers as well the people with spiritual interest. One can get a scintillating view of Somwarpet town from its peak. Somwarpet is also one of the best places to visit near Bangalore. Kumara Parvatha trek is approximately 25 – 28 kms, but the captivating views from the top and the cool breeze will make all the effort justifiable.

4. Matsya and Panchami Tirthas

Devotees often take a dip at Matsya and Panchami Tirthas as an act of penance for their worldly sins. These sacred Tirthas are located on the banks of Kumaradhara river and can be reached with a Bangalore to Kukke Subramanya car rental.

5. Bisle Ghat

Bisle Ghat reserve forest is approximately 25 kms from Kukke Subramanya Temple. For nature lovers and adventure addicts, it is a goldmine with diverse flora and fauna. This forest is spread across 40 hectares of land covering the Hassan, Dakshina and Kodagu districts of Karnataka.

The humble township of Subramanya is one of the most desired pilgrimage places in Karnataka owing to the presence of Kukke Sri Subramanya Temple. This place provides various prospects to quench your thirst for spiritualism.

Subramanya is surrounded by untouched Western Ghat mountains and is a popular trekking destination near Bangalore. Kumara Parvatha and Bisle Ghat are two such treks, which one can enjoy on their trip to Kukke  Sri Subramanya Temple with Bangalore Drive.

Bangalore is the capital city of Karnataka and is famously known as “Silicon valley” owing to its role as a hub for software development and services. Earlier it was known as the “Garden City” because of the presence of a large number of planned garden parks in the area.

This city has proven to be a tourist’s delight every now and then for its old world charm merged with the present day cosmopolitan culture. Some of the main tourist sightseeing attractions in Bangalore are: Vidhan Soudha, Tipu Sultan Summer Palace, Bangalore Palace, Lalbagh Botanical Garden, Bannerghatta Biological Park, Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium, Bull Temple and St. Mary’s Basilica.

Bangalore to Kukke Subramanya Temple road trip with Bangalore Drive presents you with a prospect to cherish a memorable trip with near and dear ones.

The temple-run Subramanya Seva Sabha guest house offers clean, basic rooms – perfect for pilgrims. Hotel Kukke International brings modern comfort near the temple. For budget stays, try the dharamshalas run by various trusts.

The temple market street stocks religious items and puja materials. Government-approved shops near the queue complex sell authentic vibhuti and kumkum. Local stores offer Malnad spices and coffee at fair prices.

October to February brings pleasant weather perfect for temple visits. December gets busy during Subramanya Shashti – book ahead. Skip June-September unless you enjoy heavy rains. Early mornings work best for serpent rituals. Plan around full moon days when special pujas draw crowds.

The temple’s anna prasada (free meals) offers a humbling experience. Hotel Kumara Krupa serves good vegetarian thalis. Sri Krishna Bhavan dishes up perfect local breakfasts. For authentic Malnad coffee, try the small shops near the temple tank.