Pune To Hyderabad Bus

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Hyderabad is the ‘City of Nawabs’. Known for its cultural and traditional heritage, Hyderabad would enchant you with its monuments and scenic sites.

The distance between Pune and Hyderabad is a staggering 562 kilometres. It will take around 10 hours to reach Hyderabad on a Pune to Hyderabad bus via National Highway 65 and Solapur - Pune Highway.

Booking a ticket on the bus from Pune to Hyderabad on Goibibo is a no-brainer if you're planning on spending a significant amount of time in a city known for its clean air, upbeat atmosphere, and beautiful scenery of pristine rivers.

Along the Pune to Hyderabad bus route, you'll find plenty of cafes and dhabas to refuel and satisfy your hunger pangs. There are a lot of popular restaurants and fast food joints not far from the path.

Types of Pune Hyderabad Buses

Taking a bus is one of the quickest and cheapest methods to go from Pune to Hyderabad. The Road Transport Corporation operates both standard buses and Volvos on the route from Pune to Hyderabad. GoIbibo is an online platform where you may book a Pune to Hyderabad bus ride from a variety of private bus operators located all over the globe. Popular Pune to Hyderabad bus options that service these routes include:

Pune to Hyderabad Volvo bus

Pune to Hyderabad sleeper bus

Pune to Hyderabad semi-sleeper bus

Pune to Hyderabad ac bus

Pune to Hyderabad Bus Fare

Bus rides between Pune and Hyderabad are cheap and convenient. Pick a bus that best suits your needs, your budget, and the number of passengers. The Pune to Hyderabad bus price may cost as little as INR 600 per person and as much as INR 3000 per passenger.

Things to Know About Pune

Besides a rich culture, Pune is also known for its world-class infrastructure. Some of the popular facts about Pune include the following:

Pune gets its name from "Punya," which means "the meeting of two rivers," since it is situated at the point where the Mula and Mutha rivers meet.

Pune has been called "The Queen of the Deccan," "The Detroit of India," and "The Oxford of the East."

This city has been dubbed "Pensioner's Paradise" due to the high number of retired military personnel and officers.

The city of Pune has the distinction of having both a military airport and a civilian airport on the same piece of land.

Things to Know About Hyderabad

Hyderabad is a stunning city, offering a blend of culture, heritage and modernity. Before your book your Pune to Hyderabad bus, get to know about the popular facts in Hyderabad.

In the middle of Hussain Sagar Lake stands the biggest and tallest Buddha monolithic monument in the world. It consists of a solitary rock and can only be reached by boat.

Hyderabad is famous for its delectable Biryani.

Ramoji Film City in Hyderabad is the largest film production facility in the world.

The legendary Kohinoor diamond was unearthed in Hyderabad. The Golconda mines are the original site of its discovery.

The Nizam of Hyderabad was the richest person in India and the sixth-wealthiest person in the world. He had a diamond paperweight that was worth fifty million pounds.

What to Explore in Pune

Does your wanderlust make you want to see a long-abandoned castle? Then you should board one of the Pune buses and visit Sinhagad Fort, which has been the site of countless battles throughout the years. The ruins may not be in the best shape right now, but they provide a fascinating glimpse into a bygone era of splendour. The trek to the fort on the edge of a cliff is beautiful, with little breaks in the panorama.

The 19th-century Aga Khan Palace is a relic of the region's glorious history. Because it was here that Mahatma Gandhi and other freedom movement leaders spent time behind bars, this majestic palace is well known for its architectural beauty and historical importance. Large rooms and beautiful Italian-style arches can be seen in this architectural marvel, which is surrounded by expansive gardens. The palace now serves as the headquarters of the Gandhi National Memorial Society.

Built in 1732, the Shaniwar Wada in Pune is an example of a unique synthesis of Maratha and Mughal architectural traditions. Take in the opulence of its polished marble floors and glasswork. One of the highlights of a visit to the palace is the nightly light and sound show.

Do not you find it fascinating to see such grand structures as palaces and mansions? You can explore the majestic Vishrambaug Wada. It was Peshwa Bajirao II who first lived in this central Pune mansion, constructed in 1897. During that time, it represented the height of sophistication and luxury. There may be traces of that glorious era even though much time has passed. Both the balcony and the front door of this three-story home are adorned with ornate wooden carvings.

Are you curious about the history of the Marathas? Next, visit Lal Mahal, a palace constructed in 1630. Most of Shivaji's formative years were spent in this location. Here in this palace is where the famous encounter between Shivaji and Shaista Khan took place, leading to the amputation of the latter's finger as he fled. The palace now serves as a shrine to Shivaji and has several paintings and sculptures that depict important events from his life. Lal Mahal is surrounded by the tranquil Jijamata Garden, where you may take a break and watch your children play.

Queen Victoria's name lives on at the 39-acre historical green park known as Empress Garden. Beautiful panoramas are created by the sprinkling of flowers and trees across the area. You may take a walk here and forget about the stress of work and the frustration of traffic. If hunger is threatening to derail your plans, you may stop by the snack shack in the garden for some refreshments.

What to Explore in Hyderabad

You can board a Pune to Hyderabad bus to explore this breathtaking city and its countless attractions.

The Charminar in the heart of Hyderabad is the city's most recognisable landmark. The monument was constructed by Quli Qutub Shah to honour the founding of Hyderabad. The structure gets its moniker from the fact that it has four distinct minarets. Charminar stands out despite its busy location in the midst of the city, amongst both pedestrians and vehicles. The "Laad" or "Chudi" Bazaar, which surrounds it, is also well famous.

Golconda Fort, a stunning example of Indian architecture, is located close to the city centre. The Qutub Shahi kings constructed a spectacular fort with eight entrances and eighty-seven defensive towers.

Its circumference is close to 11 kilometres, and its towering walls are 15 to 18 feet high. Beyond its impressive construction, the fort's water system, "Rahban" cannon, and Ramdas' prison—which has a Hindu deity carved inside—are all major draws for visitors.

GravityZip is the first indoor skydiving centre in India. Getting there from the Mehdipatnam Bus Stop in Gandipet, Hyderabad takes just a few minutes. It's the first place in India to offer a wind tunnel specifically designed for indoor skydiving. Experts and amateurs alike may appreciate it. The flying package includes two separate flights, each lasting one minute. In a safe and controlled environment, GravityZip simulates the sensation of falling freely. It's a fun way to experience the thrill of skydiving without putting your life at risk. The sensation of weightlessness in a GravityZip tube is unlike anything other.

You can also board one of the Hyderabad buses and visit Ramoji Film City which is one of the world's largest studios, with space for about 50 separate film units. It has 2500 acres and is located around 30 kilometres from Hyderabad. Its superior design and dependable technical capabilities make it ideal for both the production and post-production phases of filmmaking.

The largest man-made lake in Asia is Hussain Sagar Lake. In 1562, under Ibrahim Quli Qutub Shah's reign, it was found on a branch of the Musi River. The name honours Hussain Shah Wali, a patron of the arts. The white granite Buddha monument, which weighs 350 tonnes and is 16 metres tall, is the lake's main attraction.

A boat ride will get you to the statue, and it stops regularly to pick up and drop off visitors. Recreational opportunities include cruising, water-skiing, parasailing, and boating in either power or speed boats.

Pune to Hyderabad Bus Reservations Online

On GoIbibo, all you need to do to reserve a Pune and Hyderabad bus ticket is fill in your departure and arrival cities and a date. Both publicly and privately operated Pune to Hyderabad bus services would be available for your selection. After making your payment to book bus ticket, your reservation would be completed. GoIbibo also allows you to book return bus trips from Pune and Hyderabad.

GoIbibo accepts a range of payment options including debit/credit cards, net banking, UPI and wallets for Pune to Hyderabad bus. Moreover, you can use goCash for reserving your Pune to Hyderabad bus ticket.

Cancellation fees on GoIbibo depend on the bus operators. If you need any more information, you can always check the cancellation and rescheduling policy on GoIbibo.

GoIbibo offers a ‘live bus tracking’ feature to keep track of your Pune to Hyderabad bus. Moreover, it would prevent you from missing your bus.

GoIbibo also offers a special travel pass for just INR 99 that allows you to get exciting discounts and enjoy a Pune to Hyderabad bus ride within your budget.

Keep an eye out for the Primo tag while searching for Pune to Hyderabad bus tickets. GoIbibo's Promo buses have upgraded safety features for their passengers, and they tend to be rather punctual.

RTC Bus Timings from Pune to Hyderabad

Boarding Points	Bus Operator	First Bus	Last Bus	Total Buses
Chinchwad	MSRTC	07:30	07:30	1
Shivaji Nagar	MSRTC	07:45	07:45	1