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Mysuru Weekend Trip: Travel from Palace to Chamundi Hills Difficult Tomorrow; Tourists Should Avoid This Route!
- •L'Étape Mysuru 2026 cycling event will take place on October 4th in Mysuru.
- •Approximately 1,500 cyclists will participate, leading to traffic changes from 6 AM to 10:30 AM.
- •Major roads from Kote Anjaneyaswamy Temple to Chamundi Hills will have traffic restrictions.
- •Tourists and the public are advised to use alternative routes and follow traffic police instructions.
- •Traffic congestion is expected around the Palace, Chamundi Hills, Ring Road, and T. Narasipura route.
Key Questions Answered
Traffic arrangements and temporary controls will be in effect on major city roads from 6 AM to 10:30 AM on October 4th to accommodate approximately 1,500 cyclists. Drivers are advised to avoid the designated cycling route and follow police diversion boards.
The event features four categories: the 100 km Race, 50 km Ride, 20 km Family Ride, and 1 km Kids Fun Ride. The main 100 km race flags off at 6 AM, followed by the 100 km Open at 6:10 AM, 50 km Open at 6:45 AM, 20 km category at 7 AM, and the 1 km Kids category at 9 AM.
The route starts at Kote Anjaneyaswamy Temple, passes through Mysuru Palace, Nanjangud Road, Chamundi Hills via CAR Junction, Ring Road, T. Narasipura, Suttur, Varuna, and concludes on M.K. Irani Road via Lalithamahal Road and Karanji Lake Bund Road.
