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Old 19th April 2007, 12:53   #16
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Another thing is, as I would be in a TN registered vehicle, although I would not be entering Bangalore (would take the Link/Nice road), would there still be a problem in moving in Karnataka?
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@akroy: Thanks, lunch would surely be at Kamat Lokaruchi now
What Road Atlas should I buy? Which would also be useful for my future trips?
Buy the Eicher Road Atlas 2007 one... it is good...

if u return via NH4, some food joints worth a visit:
1) Kamat Upachar - just before Kolar (on your left)
2) Woody's - just after Kolar bypass (on your right)
3) A1 Plaza - 10km after Palamner (on your right)

If in Madikeri, dont miss food in Hotel East End (it is very near to Raja's Seat)...

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Another thing is, as I would be in a TN registered vehicle, although I would not be entering Bangalore (would take the Link/Nice road), would there still be a problem in moving in Karnataka?
no problem at all....Enjoy your drive...

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Old 19th April 2007, 14:52   #19
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How about the Maps of India - CD ??

Maps Cd, India Maps Cd Download, Maps Cd Rom, Maps Image Cd Download, India Atlas on CD-ROM, India Maps on CD-ROM, Maps Of India Cd

I am getting it on discount at my office today, MRP is Rs 995/-. Getting 10% off on it. Is it a good buy? I do have a laptop.

Also, whats the cost of the Eicher Road Atlas 2007 ?

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Another thing is, as I would be in a TN registered vehicle, although I would not be entering Bangalore (would take the Link/Nice road), would there still be a problem in moving in Karnataka?
Absolutely no problem. To be on the safe side, keep the fuel receipt for diesel filled in Chennai - that serves as proof of the vehicle being in TN till / on that date

Also, preserve the toll plaza receipts carefully.

The Eicher India road atlas costs around INR 320

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Old 19th April 2007, 15:39   #21
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I have not yet got my RC book :(. Should get it by next week early.

Can i still drive without it? I have all the other documents Insurance, Road Tax Receipt, Car bill etc.
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I am getting it on discount at my office today, MRP is Rs 995/-. Getting 10% off on it. Is it a good buy? I do have a laptop.

Also, whats the cost of the Eicher Road Atlas 2007 ?

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Why spend more...Eicher costs Rs 370 MRP....buy and enjoy...
Frankly speaking CDs are not always effective....you requrie a book which u can carry in ur travel and refer to it immediately when reqd to...

Dont think twice, if u dont have a Road Atlas, just buy Eicher -2007, dont buy the 2006 one as it had some mistakes which they have updated in 2007 version...

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@akroy: I'll chuck the CD then. Eicher Road atlas it is
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I have not yet got my RC book :(. Should get it by next week early.

Can i still drive without it? I have all the other documents Insurance, Road Tax Receipt, Car bill etc.
Yes you can but carry all the papers with you....which mentions that u have purchased the car recently....

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@akroy: I'll chuck the CD then. Eicher Road atlas it is
Good Choice

Also dont forget to carry 2-3 umbrellas with you... It rains without notice in Coorg... Actually it is better to keep umbrella in your long drives....

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Have fun on the trip.. I drove to Coorg couple of months back . I went to Mysore and then towards Nisargadama.The river cauvery flows through this place. In Kushal nagar , there is a tibetian settlement, which is a good place to go. However the roads in this direction were pretty bad.

Since this is a long weekend, am assuming you have your accomodation arranged. We went there on a long weekend too with no plans at all and had a tough time getting place to stay.

Also, to save as much as you can, suggest you refill at Hosur before entering Bangalore, ( if you are taking the Vellore - Krishnagiri route ) as fuel is 1-2 Rs more in Karnataka than TN.

Enjoy Maadi
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i had been to coorg twice in the last one month, once en route to a home stay in siddapur, another time on my way to kasargod... weather is getting a little hostile now, not as cool as it could be, quite humid too...
In case you havent got any accomodation arranged, there are lot of home stays that are available...
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Me back from the trip!

The drive after Mysore to Virajpet was so amazing! Travelogue and Pics coming soon !!!
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