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Ooty to Coorg Cab

An Ooty to Coorg cab joins the Nilgiris and Kodagu, two of South India's coolest hill regions, in about 6–7 hours and 250 km. The usual route descends through Mudumalai and Bandipur, skirts Mysore via Gundlupet and Hunsur, and climbs gently through Kushalnagar to Madikeri. A Kerala route via Gudalur, Sulthan Bathery and Mananthavady suits travellers heading to south Coorg.

250 km 6–7 hours One way from ₹4,150
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Ooty to Coorg route facts

Distance250 km
Travel time6–7 hours
Main roadvia Mudumalai / Bandipur / Gundlupet / Hunsur / Kushalnagar
One-way fareFrom ₹4,150

Ooty to Coorg cab fare

VehicleSeatsOne way (250 km)Round trip (500 km, 1 day)Book
Swift Dzire or Similar
Compact Sedan
4 People₹4,150
₹15/km
₹6,400Book
Toyota Etios
Premium Sedan
4 People₹4,400
₹16/km
₹6,900Book
Maruti Ertiga or Similar
Compact SUV
6 People₹5,500
₹20/km
₹8,400Book
Toyota Innova
Premium SUV
7 People₹6,000
₹22/km
₹8,900Book
Toyota Innova Crysta
Luxury SUV
7 People₹6,750
₹25/km
₹9,900Book

One-way fares include fuel and driver allowance (minimum 130 km). Round-trip fares are for the same car returning to Ooty, 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 Ooty to Coorg route

Leaving Ooty, the road drops to Theppakadu and enters Bandipur, then reaches Gundlupet on the open plains. Drivers often avoid central Mysore by cutting across via Begur or HD Kote towards Hunsur, then continue on NH275 through Periyapatna, Bylakuppe and Kushalnagar before the final climb into Madikeri. If you are staying near Gonikoppal, Virajpet or Kutta, the alternative goes from Gudalur into Kerala's Wayanad and enters south Coorg via Tholpetty and Kutta, a scenic road with forest stretches where traffic is limited after dark.

Road tips for this drive

  • Night traffic restrictions apply through the forest on both routes, so start from Ooty in the morning.
  • This trip crosses state borders; the vehicle's interstate permit is arranged beforehand.
  • Bylakuppe's Golden Temple is on the way into Coorg and makes a good final stop.

Best time to travel

Because night traffic restrictions apply through the forest, departure times from Ooty are planned so that the reserve is crossed in daylight. The forest is lush after the monsoon, and elephants, deer and gaur are often seen from the road; stopping and feeding animals is not allowed.

Choosing your vehicle

With two forest sections and hill roads at each end, a seven-seater SUV is a good choice for families. A sedan (Swift Dzire or Toyota Etios) is the practical choice for up to four people. Pick an Ertiga, Innova or Innova Crysta for families and extra bags, and a Tempo Traveller, Force Urbania or mini bus when the whole group wants to travel to Coorg together.

Check the live fare table on this page, then book with the form or message us on WhatsApp at +91 99725 37722 for a Ooty to Coorg one-way or round-trip cab.

Highlights on the way

  • Nilgiris to Kodagu in one day
  • Bandipur forest crossing
  • Golden Temple at Bylakuppe
  • Kerala route option for south Coorg

Places to visit in Coorg

Mudumalai Tiger Reserve

Forest reserve at the foot of the Nilgiris on the Tamil Nadu side.

Hunsur

Market town on the edge of Nagarhole, where the route turns west towards Coorg.

Namdroling Monastery

The Golden Temple at Bylakuppe, just before Kushalnagar.

Ooty to Coorg cab: frequently asked questions

How long is the drive from Ooty to Coorg?

About 250 km and 6–7 hours by the Mysore-side route, depending on your stay in Coorg.

Is there a shorter route through Kerala?

For south Coorg, the route via Gudalur, Sulthan Bathery, Mananthavady and Kutta can be shorter, but it has forest sections with night restrictions.

Can I stop in Mysore?

Yes. A short detour into Mysore for lunch or the palace 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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