Hanumanthanagar is a locality in Bannimantap,[1][2][3][4] a suburb of Mysore coming on the Northern side of the city. It is part of Mysore district in Karnataka state of India.[5][6][7][8] Hanumanth Nagar is famous for the World famous Jumbo Savari with the golden Howdah a part of Mysore Dasara which marks an end of the procession in Bannimantap via Highway Circle of Hanumanth Nagar. Hanumanth Nagar is famous for high-end multicuisine restaurants like Eats of Arabs, Blue Inn, Hotel Rio Meridian and the star rated Hotel Grand Mercure built and owned by the Brigade Group.

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Hanumanth Nagar Hanumanthanagara
Nickname(s):  Highway Circle in Hanumanthanagar, Bannimantap
Coordinates: 12.340401°N 76.651979°E / 12.340401; 76.651979
Country	India
State	Karnataka
District	Mysore
Time zone	UTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN	570015
Telephone code	0821
Vehicle registration	KA-55

Etymology

The name comes from Sri Veeranjaneyaswamy Temple in the aea[9]

Landmarks

• Highway Circle
• Hotel Grand Mercure
• Nalapad Residency
• Bannimantap Parade Grounds[6][10][11]
• Karnataka Gramin Bank (formerly known as Kaveri Grameena Bank)[12]
• Iqbal Packaging Industries[13]

Transportation

From the Mysore city bus stand to Hanumanthanagar buses are available.

Nearby bus stops at HUDCO Layout.

See also

• Bannimantap Parade Grounds
• Naidu Nagar
• Hebbal
• Hale Kesare
• Mandi Mohalla

References