17 Seater Rental in Mysore

Seventeen seats for group heritage tours and hill runs

The 17-seater is the largest vehicle we routinely send out of Mysuru, and the size demands more route planning here than at the other two hubs. School groups, temple parties and extended families take it for the Palace and Srirangapatna circuit, or south towards Bandipur and Ooty. It is available as either a Tempo Traveller or an Urbania, though for this hub's specific roads the coach is more often the right answer.

What you get on this booking

  • Largest size routinely dispatched from the Mysuru hub
  • Chamundi Hills days reassigned to shorter bodies for ghat access
  • Extra ninety minutes allocated for the Gudalur hairpin section
  • Bandipur 9pm corridor closure built into every itinerary

17 Seater Rental rates

Indicative per-kilometre rates from the Mysore (Mysuru) hub. Final quote depends on route, duration and season.

Vehicle Seats From
Force Urbania 17 Seater 17 ₹32/km (300km min/day)
Tempo Traveller 17 Seater 17 ₹24/km (300km min/day)
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Local operating notes

Two Mysuru roads rule out a 17-seat body and it is better to know before booking. The Chamundi Hills ghat above the halfway car park is too tight above the upper hairpins, so hill-temple days get a 9 or 12 seater instead. Beyond Gudalur on the Ooty route, the thirty-six hairpins are passable in a 17 but slow, and we allocate an extra ninety minutes rather than pretend otherwise. Bandipur adds its own rule: the reserve closes to through traffic at 9pm and our drivers will not attempt a late crossing.

17 Seater Rental in Mysore — common questions

Can a 17 seater go up Chamundi Hills from Mysore?

We do not send one. The upper hairpins are too tight for the wheelbase, and a stalled coach on that road blocks everyone behind it. For a seventeen-strong group we either run the hill leg as two trips in a 12-seater or use the halfway parking and the local shuttle.

How long does Mysore to Ooty take in a 17 seater?

Around five and a half hours, which is roughly ninety minutes more than a car. The Gudalur hairpins are the constraint — thirty-six of them, taken slowly in a coach this length. We build that into the schedule rather than promising a car's timing and arriving late.

Is a 17 seater suitable for a school group to Bandipur?

Yes, and it is common work for us. Our drivers on this corridor are endorsed for forest routes, hold to the 40kmph reserve limit and observe the horn ban. We plan the return to clear the gate before the 9pm closure, which means leaving the safari area by around 8pm.

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