The road from Mysore to Erode and Salem is one of the most
scenic ones in India. But there is no
safety in this sector as the Tamil Nadu government has ignored building side
walls on the risky hill roads.
Travelling in a bus can be hazardous as the bends are not well protected
and they are too narrow for buses.
Travelling in a car can be safer if you are afraid of elephant
attacks. Gundalpet is the first town on
the way and Chamarajanagar is the second town offering very good food at cheap
rates. There is a tourist bungalow
called Dhinbam on the way. Stop here for
a few photographs of the valley below.
Excellent selfie spot. There are
27 hairpin bends down the hill and without proper side walls and hazardous for
overtaking/giving sides. When you reach
at the bottom of the hill at last, the Bannari Amman Kovil allows you to say
thanks for the safe journey. There is a
forest ecology farm near the temple and the Sathyamangalam town begins very
soon. The road from Sathyamangalam to Erode is very urban and smooth. It passes through little towns like
Kasipalayam, Gobichettipalayam, Kavunthapadi, Chettypalayam before reaching Erode. Erode to Salem is another evenless journey of
highway comforts.
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