Car Dashcam of Drive from Kochi to Bangalore via Nilambur, Bandipur, Mysore by Road in 4K - Part 1

#dashcam #kochi #gopro Dashcam Part 1 of our car journey from Kochi, Kerala to Bangalore via Nilambur, Bandipur, Mysore. We started at 04.20 AM from Marine Drive, Kochi, Ernakulam.
Planned Route: Marine Drive, Kochi - Vypin - Munambam - Kodungallur bypass -Perumpilavu (Kunnamkulam) - Pattambi - Perintalmanna - Nilambur - Bandipur - Mysuru Ring Road - Mysuru - Bengaluru Expressway (National Highway 275) - Hoodi, Bengaluru.
The distance between Bangalore to Cochin via Mysore is 525 KM by road.
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Route records by Keralapix

[@ProudIndian832]

Thanks bro. It helped me a lot for my trip from hyderabad to kochi. Via mysuru

[@Keralapix]

Always welcome 🙏

[@shamanthg3798]

Thank you, these videos are great resource I am planning to take this route from Mysore to Kochi Would you recommend via satyamangalam or this one( Bandipur)

[@Keralapix]

Thank you for your kind words! 😊 Both the Bandipur and Sathyamangalam routes are excellent choices, each with its unique charm and challenges. Both routes pass through scenic forest areas and feature hairpin bends, providing a chance to spot wildlife, including elephants. I recall a memorable trip via the Sathyamangalam route four years ago at night, where we encountered wild elephants blocking the road on three occasions! Here's a quick comparison to help you decide: Sathyamangalam Route: Wildlife Encounters: Risk High, especially at night. Pros: You will touch Coimbatore, and from there, the drive to Kochi is smoother and faster on 6-lane and 4-lane highways. Cons: Potential delays due to wildlife, especially at night. Pay more toll charges especially between Coimbatore and Kochi. Bandipur Route: Wildlife Encounters: Risk Moderate - no night travel allowed. Pros: Scenic beauty and an adventurous drive through the forest. Less toll charges. Cons: After crossing into Kerala at Nilambur, the journey slows down with 2-lane roads and heavy traffic through various towns, making overtaking difficult, especially during peak hours. Ultimately, it boils down to your preference for the journey. If you enjoy a faster, more straightforward drive, Sathyamangalam might be the way to go. If you prefer a more scenic and adventurous route, Bandipur offers that thrill. Safe travels and enjoy your trip from Mysore to Kochi! 🚗🌲🐘

[@shamanthg3798]

​@@Keralapix Wow this is very helpful comparison. I prefer travel during day light and some good roads with some vehicle movement [must not isolated roads since travelling with family]. I had even thought of going via kengeri - nice road - hosur - krishnagiri route😃 if these routes was not recommended for any reason

[@Keralapix]

I'm glad you found the comparison helpful! 😊 The route you mentioned via Kengeri - Hosur - Krishnagiri is indeed quite a detour and almost doubles the distance compared to the Bandipur-Nilambur route when traveling from Mysore. Unless you have a specific reason to visit those places, it might not be the most efficient choice. For a smoother journey with good roads and some vehicle movement, especially since you're traveling with family, I recommend the following route from Mysore to Kochi: Mysore - Gundlupet - Bandipur - Mudumalai - Gudalur - Vazhikkadavu check post - Nilambur - Pattikkad - Perinthalmanna - Pattambi - Shornur - Wadakanchery - Thrissur Town - Kochi. The total distance is approximately 360 km. Please note that up to Thrissur, it's mainly a 2-lane road. However, the route offers a balance of scenic beauty and manageable traffic, ensuring a safer and more pleasant drive during daylight hours. Of course, this is just a suggestion based on my experience. The final decision is yours. Wishing you and your family a safe and enjoyable journey! 🚗🌄🏞️

[@shamanthg3798]

@@Keralapix Rains are making me rethink of travel 😥

[@jithajithu]

Which brand of dashcam did you use for this video?

[@Keralapix]

I used a GoPro Hero 10 as dashcam

[@SureshRaghavan-fk7fq]

Totally useless