Pune to Hampi Cheap Bus Fare
The First bus from Pune (Maharashtra) to Hampi (Karnataka) is A/C Sleeper (2+1) by Metro Travels ( Indv.LCD & Wifi) departing at 21:00.
Trip duration for Pune to Hampi is between 9h-50m to 10h-45m depending on the bus type and operator. Goibibo provides you the largest fleet of bus services to select from AC buses.
Pune Hampi Bus Schedule
Popular Buses from Pune to Hampi
- DepartDuration
- arriveoperator
- 21:00
Pune10h-45m - 07:45
HampiMetro Travels ( Indv.LCD & Wifi) A/C Sleeper (2+1)
- 21:00
Pune10h-35m - 07:35
HampiMetro travels A/C Sleeper (2+1)
- 21:45
Pune9h-50m - 07:35
HampiMetro travels A/C Sleeper (2+1)
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ASI MuseumASI Museum at the place is quite amazing to understand the relics of Hampi. The rich heritage and ancient products of the place make tourists feel as if they are...
- Mahanavami Dibba
As one takes a tour of the Royal enclosure in Hampi, the Mahanavami Dibba stands as the tallest structure, in its premises, ready to delight onlookers with its glorious past. From a distance it looks like a simple elevated structure but on a closer look, the three-layered giant structure slowly gets unveiled. This grand architecture is symbolic of the victory of Krishnadavaraya over Udayagiri and was subsequently improvised by succeeding rulers.
- Virupaksha temple
Virupaksha temple is one of the most important temples of the city that is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple is located close to...
- Lotus Palace
Hampi, a backpacker's paradise and at the same time a pilgrim's delight has successfully achieved a position in the list of UNESCO World heritage Sites, thanks to its rich architectural ruins and an all pervading historical charm. Out of its many charismatic ancestral remains, the Lotus Palace seems to occupy a distinguished position. This distinguished structure forms a part of the Zenana Mahal, that served as a secluded area for the women folks of the royal families of Viyajnagara Empire.