Pune to Wardha Buses

Pune's triumphant days can be credited to the able leadership of the Marathas whose ineffaceable imprints can be seen in the different facets of the city still today. It boasts of a rich and glorious history which speaks volumes through its deep-rooted culture and a dynamic cuisine, fiesta, music, art, literature and theatre scene. Home to a good number of educational institutions, research institutes and industries, Pune witnesses a huge influx of students, research scholars, professionals and workers all-the-year-round. Buses from Pune to Wardha help in easy commutation between the two cities, separated by a distance of nearly 631km. The Wardha River outlines the city of Wardha to the north, west and south. The city has been beautifully sculpted by Sir Crowdock and Sir Bachelor and was one of the earliest pre-planned cities of British India. With a highly cosmopolitan background, the city is dotted with numerous temples, mosques, viharas, gurudwaras, Jain temples and churches.

Bus services from Pune to Wardha can be availed from 05:00pm in the evening to 09:00pm at night with a travel time varying from 11h 55m to 14h 30m. Anjani (Asmita) Travels, Suyog Travels and Maharastra Travels Pune are few of the best operators functional on this route whose fleet of buses range from Non A/C Sleeper, A/C Sleeper to Simba A/C Sleeper. Browse through Goibibo's online bus ticket booking page to obtain all relevant information alongside booking tickets from the comfort of your homes. Bus fares from Pune to Wardha currently ranges in-between Rs.862 and Rs.1338. It is dependent on multifarious factors and hence subject to timely fluctuations.

Pune is best enjoyed during the festive occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi when it is at its culinary and traditional best. The city's specialities include Misal Pav, Puran Poli, Pithla Bhakri, Bhel Puri, Mastani and Bakarvadi. Its kitty takes pride in the Aga Khan Palace, Chaturshringi Temple, Parvati Hill, Osho Ashram, Shaniwar Wada, Pataleshwar and Mulshi Dam. Wardha caters to the religious sentiments of people through its Laxminarayan Temple, Lingi Mandir, Ganesh Mandir, Sai Mandir, Digambar and Shwetambar Jain Temples, Jama Masjid, Shanti Stupa and Samtanagar Gurudwara.