Is Mysuru worth visiting?

Yes, it is a beautiful city with rich history and culture.

How far is Mysuru from Thazhecode?

It is about 160 kilometers away.

There are no direct trains from Thazhecode; you must travel by road.

What is the best way to travel?

A private car or bus via the forest route is the best way.

Yes, but it requires careful driving through the forest.

Mysuru

Bus Driving

Thazhecode to Mysuru

Updated: 28 May 2026

Mysuru is located about 160 kilometers from Thazhecode, crossing the border into Karnataka. The most common route is via the Wayanad mountain pass and the Bandipur forest reserve. You can take a bus to Kozhikode and then a direct bus to Mysuru. The journey takes about 5 to 6 hours. Please note that the forest road has specific timings and may be closed at night.

Total Distance: 160 km driving distance and 130 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Private car, taking 5 hours.

Cheapest Way

KSRTC bus via Kozhikode, costing around 500 INR.

Compare Thazhecode to Mysuru Routes

	Bus Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	6 hours	5 hours
Avg Price	400 - 700 INR	1500 - 2500 INR
Operator	KSRTC	Private Car
Route	Thazhecode to Kozhikode, then bus to Mysuru via Bandipur.	Via Wayanad and Bandipur National Park.
Tip	Check the forest road timings before starting your journey.	The drive through the forest is beautiful but requires strict adherence to speed limits.

Travel Tips

Forest Timings
The road through Bandipur is closed at night; plan your travel accordingly.
Documents
Carry your original ID proof as you are crossing state borders.
Driving
Do not stop or feed animals while passing through the forest reserve.
Food
Try the famous Mysuru Pak at local sweet shops.
Weather
Mysuru can be warm; carry light clothing.

Safety Tips

Wildlife Safety
Stay inside your vehicle at all times while in the forest reserve.
Driving Caution
Follow all traffic rules, especially in the forest area.
Emergency Numbers
Keep the local police and forest department numbers saved.
Night Travel
Avoid night travel due to forest road closures and wildlife activity.