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Old 09-03-2010, 02:13 PM   #176 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by TwistedSouL View Post
Guys i am planning a ride from banglore to dharmasthala temple on wednesday morning.i want to know the road conditions on NH48 till hassan and from hassan which road to take should i prefer sakleshpur ghats or a charmadi ghats Or is there any other route from banglore to dharmasthala
as they say we can go from banglore-mysore-madikeri-kushalnagar-sulya-kukke subramanya and from there to dharmasthala and please do tell the total distance on each of these roads to dharmasthala.

@ Twisted soul:U can take Bangalore- Magadi(Take right near Magadi KSRTC bus Depot,Connects to NH48)-Yediyur-C.R.Ptna- Hassan-Sakleshpura-gundya checkpost-Dharmasthala-Gundya-Shiribagilu-Subramanya and back .The road conditions are not bad but have to be very careful. Since there is road widening project going on on hassan road ,Dont take Nelamangala-yediyur road.U would be taking around 2.5 hours or more just to reach yediyur,where as magadi route u can reach in less than 1.5 hours. I would seriously suggest u not to take Madkeri-somvarpet-shanivarsanthe route as there are no roads after sanivarsanthe. ur bike will take a serious beating. Besides this there are no mechanic or puncture repair shop once you leave shanivarsanthe till subramanya.

Bangalore- Dharmasthala=300kms
Dharmasthala- Subramanya=80ms
Subramanya - Bangalore=280kms

The route that u have quoted, banglore-mysore-madikeri-kushalnagar-sulya-kukke subramanya is way too long and the roads are also not that good(I dont know how it is now,i had done it an year back).
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