Bangalore to Madikeri Taxi

The best route to travel from Bangalore to Madikeri is via Mysore Road and National Highway 275. It will take only 5 hours and 20 minutes to cover the distance of 245 kilometers journey. The roads are in excellent condition allowing you to enjoy the natural delights along the route. Our driver will be driving on the 4-lane National Highway up to Mysore however, beyond that the road is an undivided 2-lane state highway.

With your own private taxi, you can take breaks at regular intervals and make pit stops along the way. You can offer prayers at the Bhagamandala Temple and the Namdroling Tibetan Monastery. You can also spend time amidst nature at Abbey Falls and Dubare Elephant Camp.

An alternate route from Bangalore to Madikeri is via National Highway 75. It is 268 kilometers and a bit longer than the other route. It will take 5 hours 35 minutes to cover the distance. 

The prominent stopovers along this route are Chennakesava Temple in Belur, Sri Vishwaroopa Vijaya Vittala Devastana in Nelamangala, and Chiklihole Reservoir in Kushalnagar. You can get the best view of the Western Ghats from the Bisle Ghat. History lovers can explore the Manjarabad Fort in Sakaleshpur.

Talacauvery

Talacauvery is one of the most sacred Hindu pilgrimage sites in South India. The shrine is dedicated to Goddess Kaveriamma. It is visited by devotees from across the region who wish to offer prayers to the goddess and take a dip in the holy waters. 

Gaddige Raja’s Tomb

Gaddige Raja’s Tomb in Madikeri is a must-visit for all those interested in history and architecture. The tomb was built in the 16th century by Raja Wadiyar III, the then ruler of the Kodagu kingdom. It is one of the most beautiful and well-preserved examples of Indo-Saracenic architecture in India.

Madikeri Fort

Madikeri Fort is one of the historical landmarks in Madikeri. It was built by Muddu Raja in 1681. It was also once the capital of Kodagu. The Fort houses a museum that showcases the history and culture of Kodagu.

Omkareshwara Temple

One of the most popular tourist attractions in Madikeri, Omkareshwara Temple is well-known for its architecture. The main deity of the temple is Lord Shiva, who is also known as Omkareshwara. It was built by Linga Rajendra II in 1820, the then ruler of Kodagu Kingdom.

Madikeri is a town that takes pride in its history. One of the most notable landmarks in the region is the Raja’s Seat. The vantage point offers undulating views of the splendid landscape. The region also has lush coffee plantations. You can book a nature walk and discover more about coffee at the estates.

The Garden City of Bangalore is known for its many well-maintained parks and lush gardens. It is an old city that has been an important administrative hub since ancient times. The city is renowned as the Silicon Valley of India and is a cradle of several startup businesses. A truly cosmopolitan city with a vibrant lifestyle, Bangalore has carefully preserved its culture. The city has a lot to offer in terms of tourist attractions, ranging from ancient temples to modern malls and shopping centers.

Club Mahindra offers resort comfort with valley views. For local charm, try Hotel Coorg International near Raja’s Seat. Capitol Village Resort brings nature closer without breaking the bank. Want authentic? Family-run coffee estate homestays like School Estate or Palace Estate deliver genuine Coorg hospitality.

It is always fun to visit the local markets in Madikeri and buy some souvenirs. You can find native spices, coffee beans, kitchen utensils, and clothing items handcrafted by the locals. Kushal Nagar Market is popular for exquisite Silk Sarees. You can also buy Sandalwood oil, homemade wine, and Tibetan artifacts here. 

October to March brings pleasant weather perfect for outdoor activities. November-December offers crisp air and clear views of the valleys. Skip July-August unless you enjoy heavy rains. April-May stays relatively cool compared to Bangalore, but bring light jackets for evening walks.

Coorg Cuisine on College Road serves authentic pork curry and akki roti. East End Hotel dishes up perfect neer dosas for breakfast. Raintree at Hotel Mayura Valley View offers valley views with your meals. For quick bites, Gregory’s Coffee House serves local brews with Coorgi snacks.