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A long journey filled with clean air, joyful people, and sights of lush greenery can only be had by booking a ticket on a Pune to Indore bus. There's a scenic route that stretches between Pune and Indore and is 609 km long. Taking a bus from Pune to Indore via National Highway 52 would take around 12 hours. 

There are plenty of dhabas and family eateries along the Pune to Indore bus route to stop at if you become hungry or need some rest. Some of the most well-known restaurants that can be found along this route such as Vishnu Veg and Chinese Restaurant One Way Family Restaurant. 

Taking a Pune to Indore bus would undoubtedly be the most relaxing way to get to your destination.

Types of Pune Indore Buses

Making a reservation for Pune to Indore bus is one of the simplest and least expensive methods to travel. The Road Transport Corporation operates regular buses between Pune and Indore.

On GoIbibo, there are different bus operators available that provide a large selection of buses online. Some of the popular Pune to Indore bus options available are the following:

Pune to Indore Volvo bus 

Pune to Indore semi-sleeper bus 

Pune to Indore sleeper bus 

Pune to Indore AC bus 

Pune to Indore Bus Fare

The Pune to Indore bus fare is reasonable. You can select a Pune to Indore bus type that fits your needs, your budget, and the number of passengers travelling with you. The maximum Pune to Indore bus price might reach INR 3000 per person, while the minimum fare starts around INR 600 per head. 

Things to Know About Pune

Pune offers a breathtaking landscape, allowing you to relax in the lap of nature. Some of the popular facts in Pune are the following:

Pune is named from the Punya word, which translates to "conflux of two rivers," since it is situated at the meeting point of the Muthi and Mula rivers. Some historical documents first refer to it as Punaka Desha before switching to Punekavadi, Punevadi, and finally Kasaba Pune.

As soon as they took control, the Peshwas of the Maratha Empire relocated the empire's headquarters from Saswad to Pune. A great deal of political and historical significance has been linked to the city of Pune.

Pune is Maharashtra's most populous metropolis.

Pune is home to numerous prestigious universities, including Fergusson College, Savitribai Phule Pune University, and Symbiosis International University, earning it the nickname "the Oxford of the East."

Pune is a prominent manufacturing and industrial centre and a key IT hub in India.

Things to Know About Indore

Before you board a Pune to Indore bus, you must know about the following facts related to Indore:

The entrance gates of Indore's Lalbagh Palace are modelled after Buckingham Palace in London. They were cast in England and sent to Indore.

The names of the Indian cricket team who beat Gary Sobers' West Indies side in 1971 are engraved on a massive concrete cricket bat monument in Indore. The number of its sort around the world may be low.

In Indore, you'll find Rajwada, the only palace entryway with seven stories.

Bada Ganapati is home to the world's largest Ganesh idol, a 40-foot-tall statue.

Top Sightseeing Spots in Pune 

If you're a fan of the great outdoors, you'll love visiting Pune. Mist-shrouded mountains, verdant woods, picturesque valleys, an abundance of colourful flowers, and just about every other natural wonder imaginable can be found here. It is impossible to overstate the number of waterfalls you will witness as you go through the ghats. If you want to see the Western Ghats at their most beautiful, you should plan your trip around the monsoon and board one of the Pune buses to explore the city.

Aga Khan Palace was built by Sultan Muhammed Shah Aga Khan III in 1892, but it had other purposes as well. It was built to provide relief to the local population from the devastating impacts of famine. The people of Pakistan received this palace from Aga Khan IV as a token of his gratitude for the work of Mahatma Gandhi.

On Parvati Hill, you may see temples that date back to the 17th century. From the top of the hill, which is located 2,100 feet above sea level, there is a spectacular panorama. The Parvati Museum, located on top of a hill, has a massive treasury of historical artefacts, including books, weaponry, coins, and paintings. Several pictures of Peshwa royalty may be seen at the museum.

For about twenty-five years, Shivaji used the Rajgad fort, perched at an altitude of 4,000 feet, as his administrative hub. Because of its prominent role in history, the fort is likely to make the most profound effect. It's possible that climbing Rajgad would be a fantastic adventure, with breathtaking panoramas visible from the peak. After making such a long hike, it is probably for the best to set up camp here and spend the night before seeing the fort in detail. It's the only way to do right by yourself and the fort. The fort is home to two temples along with camping facilities.

Lal Mahal, a red brick structure in the heart of the city, is hard to miss. The father of the king, Dadaji, constructed the grand residence in 1643 for his family, which included his son Shivaji. Before he took the first fort, Shivaji lived here. The spot where Shivaji cut off Shaistekhan's fingers was a witness to history. Murals on the walls of the palace reflect pivotal moments in Shivaji's life.

Top Sightseeing Spots in Indore

Lalbagh palace, a majestic royal house set on a massive 28 acres, is one of the loveliest places to visit in Indore. It provides an insight into the glorious history of this old city and the lavish lifestyle of the Holkar rulers. Massive Italian columns, beautiful chandeliers, thick Persian carpets, and magnificent stained glass windows will leave you puzzled. One evidence of the Holkar dynasty's lavish lifestyle that has been preserved in many of Indore's tourist attractions is the use of elevators to convey food to dining halls.

You can also board one of the local Indore buses and visit the beautiful Khajrana Ganesh Temple which was built by the kind-hearted queen Ahilyabai Holkar. The impressive and well-maintained temple complex exudes peace and spirituality thanks to its soaring Ganesha statue and lesser shrines dedicated to other deities. Without a shadow of a doubt, this is one of the finest spots in all of Indore to get away from it all and pray for divine favour.

The Kanch Mandir is a unique Jain temple in Indore, and it's worth seeing if you're in the area of Rajwada Palace. The little temple's beauty stems from its construction material: Belgian stained glass and mirrors. The floor, ceiling, steps, and walls of the temple are completely constructed of glass, creating a luxurious environment.

The beautiful glass ornaments on the dome ceiling provide a touch of elegance. During some Jain celebrations, such as Mahavir Jayanti, it is decorated with lights and candles, considerably enhancing its magnificence. While sightseeing in Indore, you might get glimpses of this structure here and there.

Built in 1747 AD by Malhar Rao Holkar, the founder of the Holkar dynasty, Rajwas is a seven-story structure that serves as the royal home of the Holkar kings. Located in the heart of the old city, the 200-year-old Rajwada palace was built with elements of Maratha, Muslim, and French architecture. The structure is a stunning example of the skill and splendour of architects from the Holkar period.

Patalpani Waterfall is a popular Indore picnic spot because of its stunning scenery and relaxing atmosphere. Located outside the city, the Patalpani waterfalls shine most when flooded with rainwater.

During the monsoons, this is one of the greatest spots in Indore to take a break and take in the breathtaking surroundings, all while gazing in awe at the towering 300-foot waterfall.

The Annapurna temple is visited by hundreds of devotees and curious sightseers each year. The shrine is both a popular tourist attraction in Indore and a sacred site for the city's spiritual community. Its grand appearance and beautiful design are immediately apparent even from a distance.

This magnificent temple honours Annapurna, the goddess of food, and has four life-size sculptures of elephants stationed at the entryway. The Vedhshala's one-of-a-kind depiction of the four Vedas is another reason to visit the temple and spend some time in prayer and meditation.

Online Bus Reservation for Pune to Indore Bus

GoIbibo makes it easy to reserve a seat on a Pune to Indore bus; just input your departure city and date. A variety of bus operators, both public and private, would be included for your convenience. Select your desired boarding point and departure time to book bus ticket. GoIbibo also lets you book a return journey on a bus from Indore or Pune.

If you're looking for a cheap bus ticket from Pune to Indore, check out the many excellent discounts available on GoIbibo. You can also apply a promo code while making the payment for your Pune to Indore bus on GoIbibo.

For cancelled reservations made via GoIbibo, the operator's standard costs apply.  In some cases though, you may get a full refund if cancellation is made 1 hour prior to the journey. You may check out the platform to learn more.

You can make use of the ‘live bus tracking’ feature on GoIbibo in order to keep an eye on the whereabouts of your bus and not miss boarding the bus.

You can also invest in purchasing a travel pass on GoIbibo for INR 99. It would allow you to enjoy quick discounts and save more.

When riding on a GoIbibo Promo bus, you can be certain of a secure ride. The Primo buses to Indore are reliable and usually get there on time. So, when searching for a Pune to Indore bus, look for the Primo tag.

Book a Pune to Indore Bus Online on GoIbibo

You can now simply visit the online GoIbibo portal to make your bus booking from Pune to Indore without any hassles. Choose from either the GoIbibo app or website to make easy bus ticket bookings with your desired customization. Buses are available across various types to allow passengers their choice of booking as per their travel preferences and affordability. Popular bus options available for booking on the GoIbibo portal include AC buses, Non-AC buses, and Volvo buses, along with sleeper, seater, and semi-sleeper bus options.

Pune to Indore Bus Boarding and Dropping Points

The boarding and dropping points for buses between Pune and Indore vary based on the operator selected. With a host of options available, you can choose the exact boarding and dropping locations nearest to your accommodation.

Pune to Indore Time and Duration

Traveling between Pune to Indore takes approximately 14h 43m while the route spans over a distance of 512. The total time taken to cover this distance also varies as per the operator selected, the route taken, and the total stoppages on the way.

Pune to Indore Bus Operators

When booking your bus ticket from Pune to Indore, you can choose between both private and state-owned bus operators.

Traveling from Maharashtra to Madhya Pradesh, bus operators from both the states are available for booking. Approximately a total of 27 operators provide bus service between the two cities. You can choose the best bus operators based on the available ratings and reviews on the GoIbibo booking portal including MSRTC, Annapurna Travels, Ashok Travels Mandsaur Group, Ashok Travels Ujjain, CITIZEN TRAVELS. Prices for all buses are set suitably too for affordable traveling between Pune and Indore.

Pune to Indore Bus Time

Buses between Pune and Indore operate through the day, making it easy to book for your suitable travel timing. The first bus for the day on this route starts at 04:30, and you can make the last booking for the day at 23:55.

Booking Pune to Indore Bus with GoIbibo

GoIbibo’s user-friendly booking interface simplifies customized bus ticket booking from Pune to Indore. Choose from a host of bus options to find your preferred traveling option and proceed to book. For any queries related to bus booking, get in touch with the 24x7 customer helpdesk.

RTC Bus Timings from Pune to Indore

Boarding Points	Bus Operator	First Bus	Last Bus	Total Buses
Shivaji Nagar	MSRTC	06:00	06:00	1
Nashik Phata	MSRTC	06:17	06:17	1
Bhosari	MSRTC	06:22	06:22	1
Moshi Toll Naka	MSRTC	06:27	06:27	1