0 Coworking Spaces in Mysore

About Mysore

Local IT gurus are expounding that it is a good time to be an entrepreneur in India, as the market has matured from being just a bubble. Mysore (aka Mysuru) is in the state of Karnataka and has an estimated population of just over a million people wandering its streets. The city sits at the bottom of the Chamundi Hills, only 146km from the bustling hive of Bangalore. This is one very ancient city, as it served as the capital for nearly 6 centuries of the Kingdom of Mysore from 1399 to 1956 and has been named the "Cultural Capital of Karnataka". Coworking venues have opened up in its streets overflowing with heritage structures and palaces where tourists from around the world peek and poke their noses into everything.

Home to the centuries-old Devaraja Market that is a visual feast of colorful array with wafting aromas of sandalwood and spices, Mysore is an exotic city oozing charm.
The city where cricket and tennis are revered, silk saris float, turban wrapping is an art and the traditional sweet Mysore Pak (made of ghee, sugar, gram flour and cardamom) adorns shop doorways, Mysore's home industries like weaving and sandalwood carving will leave you gob smacked.

Mysore is emerging as the 2nd largest software exporter in Karnataka (after Bangalore) with major software companies such as Larsen & Toubro Infotech, Excelsoft Technologies and Infosys plus more, basing themselves within the city. Its university has spawned numerous notable scientists, authors and politicians and it has a vibrant startup ecosystem happening. Numerous global investors are throwing funds into the sector, whilst innovative Indians are attempting to create the next billion-dollar company. The IT sector ranges from e-commerce to fitness and art, as it is being driven by India's expanding economy, rising disposable income and the tech boom. Coworking venues are supporting these intrepid souls whether they are students or seasoned professionals by giving them the space to mingle, collaborate and the space to get their stuff done, before they rush home to gorge on some curry.