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Mysuru Dasara: One-way traffic around the palace and new traffic rules
- •Special traffic arrangements including one-way traffic have been implemented around the Mysuru Palace from 3 PM to 12 midnight for the Dasara festival.
- •No-parking restrictions have been enforced on several major routes, including Sayyaji Rao Road, B.N. Road, and Ashoka Road.
- •Strict vehicle parking and movement restrictions are in place along the Jamboo Savari route from the Palace to Bannimantap on October 21.
- •Entry of heavy and light freight vehicles into Mysuru city is restricted with alternative routes and police guidelines in effect.
- •Tourists are advised to use designated parking spaces on the outskirts and utilize shuttle services to avoid traffic congestion.
Key Questions Answered
Vehicles on roads around the palace must travel in a counter-clockwise direction following the route from JSS Circle through Wrestling Arena Junction, B.N. Road, Hardinge Circle, A.V. Road, K.R. Circle, New Sayyaji Rao Road, and Patashala Circle to Chamaraja Road.
Vehicle parking is restricted on Sayyaji Rao Road from K.R. Circle to Basaveshwara Circle, Purandara Road, B.N. Road, Ashoka Road from Fountain Circle to Millennium Circle, and Tank Bund Road in front of the Exhibition grounds.
On October 21 from 11 AM onwards, private vehicles are barred from Sayyaji Rao Road, roads around the palace, Ashoka Road, and parts of B.N. Road. Strict parking bans are enforced from Balarama Gate, A.V. Road, K.R. Circle, Sayyaji Rao Road, Bamboo Bazar, and Highway Hotel Circle to Bannimantap.
