Hyderabad to Kolhapur Buses

The old alleys of Hyderabad is in every sense a reflection of the bygone days dipped in aristocracy and stateliness while the newer version has all the glitz and glamour of modern-day world. Under the patronage of the Nizams, a rich cultural milieu took birth and exists till this day. Famous for its Golconda and Hyderabad painting styles, the region is noted for Bidriware, a metal handicraft as well. Founded by Chhtrapati Tarabai, the princely state of Kolhapur is a grand mix of nobility, chivalry, spiritualism, arts and modernisation. With the Mahalaxmi Temple as the arterial centre of the city, Kolhapur sparkles on the banks of the Panchganga River in the laps of the Sahyadri mountain ranges. Immersed in archaeological and cultural heritage, the city flaunts temples, monuments, forts, lakes and gardens at large. Buses from Hyderabad to Kolhapur extensively connect two culturally-rich cities.

Hyderabad to Kolhapur online bus booking is hassle-free with Goibibo.com where the best and cheapest deals on bus fares can be availed with seasonal discounts and offers. Operators functional on this route are SBR Nakoda Travels and Sangita Travel Agency that take a minimum of 10h 10m to a maximum of 11h 45m to cover a distance of ~540km between these two cities. Passengers could choose from A/C Sleeper, Non A/C Sleeper and Volvo A/C Multiaxle Seater Semi Sleeper as per their requirements. At evening 08:00pm leaves the first bus from its specific boarding point while the last bus commences latest by 09:45pm.

Bus faresbetween Hyderabad to Kolhapur is dependent on several factors and at present ranges between Rs.880 and Rs.1100. Hyderabad is famous for its Charminar, Golconda Fort, Birla Mandir, Falaknama Palace, Chowmahalla Palace, Salar Jung Museum and Hussain Sagar Lake. Their skilled use of spices lead to a number of palatable, mouth-watering cuisines especially biryani, haleem, qubani ka meetha, nihari and baghara baingan. Major attractions worth a visit in Kolhapur are Khidrapur, Town Hall Museum, New Palace Museum, Panchganga River, Fort Panhala, Narsobachiwadi, Dakkhan Kedar Shri Jyotiba and Siddhagiri Gramjivan Museum.