Is there a direct flight to Mysore?

No, you must fly to Bengaluru and then travel by road or rail.

How far is Mysore from Bengaluru?

It is about 150 km and takes 3 hours by road.

Yes, Mysore is considered one of the safest cities in India for tourists.

What is the best way to travel?

The train from Bengaluru is the most comfortable and scenic option.

Are there taxis available?

Yes, plenty of private and app-based taxis are available in Bengaluru.

Aizawl

Mysore

Train Flight

Aizawl to Mysore

Updated: 21 May 2026

The route from Aizawl to Mysore involves flying to Bengaluru Kempegowda International Airport and then completing the journey by road or rail. Mysore is approximately 150 km from Bengaluru. This journey takes you from the hills of the Northeast to the cultural capital of Karnataka. Ensure you plan your road transfer from Bengaluru to Mysore in advance for a seamless experience.

Total Distance: Driving distance 2900 km, straight-line air distance 2100 km.

Fastest Way

Flight to Bengaluru followed by a pre-booked taxi to Mysore.

Cheapest Way

Flight to Bengaluru followed by a train to Mysore.

Compare Aizawl to Mysore Routes

Train

Direct

Duration

3 hours

Avg Price

500-1000 INR

Operator

Shatabdi Express

Route

Bengaluru City to Mysore Junction

The Shatabdi Express is the fastest and most comfortable train.

Flight

Connecting

Duration

6 hours

Avg Price

10000-15000 INR

Operator

IndiGo

Route

Lengpui Airport to Bengaluru International Airport

Book a taxi from Bengaluru airport to Mysore for convenience.

Travel Tips

Transport
Use the KSRTC buses for reliable and cheap travel between Bengaluru and Mysore.
Food
Try the famous Mysore Pak, a traditional sweet made of ghee and gram flour.
Weather
Mysore has a pleasant climate, but carry a light jacket for the evenings.
Language
Kannada is the local language, but English and Hindi are understood in tourist areas.
Booking
Book your train tickets from Bengaluru to Mysore at least a week in advance.

Safety Tips

Road Safety
The highway between Bengaluru and Mysore is busy; use seatbelts if traveling by taxi.
Crowds
Be cautious of pickpockets in crowded markets like Devaraja.
Emergency
Keep the contact number of your hotel and local police handy.
Health
Drink bottled water and avoid street food if you have a sensitive stomach.