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Kannur to Mysore Cab

A Kannur to Mysore cab covers about 210 km in 5–5.5 hours, climbing the Makkuttam Ghat into Coorg and then descending to the Mysore plains via Virajpet, Gonikoppal and Hunsur. It is the most direct road link between north Kerala and Mysore, and passes through some of Karnataka's finest coffee country. Pickups are available from Kannur town, the railway station and Kannur International Airport.

210 km 5–5.5 hours One way from ₹3,550
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Kannur to Mysore route facts

Distance210 km
Travel time5–5.5 hours
Main roadvia Iritty / Makkuttam Ghat / Virajpet / Hunsur
One-way fareFrom ₹3,550

Kannur to Mysore cab fare

VehicleSeatsOne way (210 km)Round trip (420 km, 1 day)Book
Swift Dzire or Similar
Compact Sedan
4 People₹3,550
₹15/km
₹5,440Book
Toyota Etios
Premium Sedan
4 People₹3,760
₹16/km
₹5,860Book
Maruti Ertiga or Similar
Compact SUV
6 People₹4,700
₹20/km
₹7,120Book
Toyota Innova
Premium SUV
7 People₹5,120
₹22/km
₹7,540Book
Toyota Innova Crysta
Luxury SUV
7 People₹5,750
₹25/km
₹8,380Book

One-way fares include fuel and driver allowance (minimum 130 km). Round-trip fares are for the same car returning to Kannur, billed at the round-trip rate with a daily minimum. Tolls, parking and interstate permits are extra where they apply. Tempo Travellers, Urbania and mini buses are available for round trips.

The Kannur to Mysore route

The drive starts inland via Mattannur and Iritty before entering the Makkuttam Ghat through the Brahmagiri forest. On the Karnataka side, the road passes Virajpet and Gonikoppal, then crosses the forest fringe near Titimati, where Nagarhole lies just to the south. After Hunsur the landscape opens into farmland and the highway continues east into Mysore. An alternative via Mananthavady and Bavali crosses the Nagarhole–Kabini forest towards HD Kote, but night traffic restrictions apply through that forest, so the Coorg route is usually preferred.

Road tips for this drive

  • The trip crosses from Kerala into Karnataka; the vehicle's interstate permit is arranged in advance.
  • Forest stretches near Titimati see wildlife; drivers slow down and do not stop.
  • Gonikoppal is a convenient tea or coffee stop around the midpoint.

Best time to travel

The Kannur to Mysore drive is beautiful in the rains, but from June to September expect mist, wet hairpins and occasional slips that cost time. Post-monsoon and winter (October to February) offer the clearest skies; summer weekends are busy, so an early start helps.

Choosing your vehicle

An SUV is comfortable for the ghat and long run, while a sedan suits couples travelling light. Most small parties travel in a Swift Dzire or Etios. If you are carrying suitcases for a longer holiday, an Innova or Innova Crysta is worth the upgrade, and teams, pilgrim groups and wedding parties can book a Tempo Traveller 12+1, Urbania 16+1 or mini bus.

To confirm your Kannur to Mysore taxi, compare the vehicle fares on this page and use the booking form, or reach us on +91 99725 37722 by phone or WhatsApp.

Highlights on the way

  • Makkuttam Ghat into Coorg
  • South Coorg coffee estates
  • Nagarhole forest fringe
  • Drops across Mysore

Places to visit in Mysore

Gonikoppal

A south Coorg town amid coffee estates, near the Nagarhole entry at Nanachi Gate.

Hunsur

Market town on the edge of Nagarhole, the gateway to the Mysore plains.

Mysore Palace

The illuminated Wodeyar palace, the centrepiece of Mysore.

Kannur to Mysore cab: frequently asked questions

How long does it take from Kannur to Mysore?

About 5–5.5 hours for 210 km via Iritty, Virajpet and Hunsur.

Is there a route through Wayanad?

Yes, via Mananthavady and Bavali, but night traffic restrictions apply through the forest, so it suits daytime travel only.

Can I stop in Coorg?

Yes. Virajpet and Gonikoppal are on the route; Madikeri is a detour that adds about an hour.

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Talk to our travel desk for a quote, extra stops or a bigger vehicle. We answer 24/7.

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