Bangalore to Hyderabad Cab

The shortest route from Bangalore to Hyderabad is NH 44 with a distance of 574 km. It takes around 9 hours and 20 minutes to reach Hyderabad as the road conditions are excellent.

You can visit the Penukonda Fort and Ravadurg Gooty Fort in Anantapur. Stop over at the Oravakallu Rock Gardens near Kurnool to explore its natural uniqueness. Offer prayers at the Sri Ranganayaka Swamy Temple and Yaganti Temple. 

About 110 kilometers from Anantapur, Lepakshi is an ideal stopover for architectural enthusiasts. The area will delight the eyes with its excellent architecture, which includes 108 Shiva temples and a 16th-century temple. The architect’s brilliance is evident in the finely carved pillars and rock sculptures.

An alternate route is via Srinagar – Kanyakumari Highway. It is 678 kilometers long and can be covered in around 13 hours. You can visit the Devarayana Durga, Markonahalli Dam, Sri Chennakeshava Temple, and Jayamangali Blackbuck Reserve along this route.

The longest route from Bangalore to Hyderabad is via  NH40 and Srinagar – Kanyakumari Highway. It is longer than the other route and you can cover the distance of 682 kilometers in approximately 13 hours. 

Ahobilam Temple, Belum Caves, Lankamalla Reserved Forest, and Gundla Brahmeswaram Wildlife Sanctuary are major stopovers along this route.

1. Charminar

The well-known Charminar is located in the Old City of Hyderabad. It is a square-shaped edifice with a height of 56 meters and a width of 30 meters. It was built in 1591. Charminar, often known as the “Arc de Triomphe of the East,” is decorated with four towers in each corner.

2. Hussain Sagar Lake

The biggest man-made lake in Asia, Hussain Sagar Lake, links the two towns of Secunderabad and Hyderabad. The major attraction is a 350-tonne white granite monument of Lord Buddha that stands 16 meters tall in the middle of the lake. The lighting show here is spectacular.

3. Golkonda Fort

Golconda Fort, built by the Qutub Shahi Kings, has an amazing construction with eight gates and 87 watchtowers. Its magnificent building features towering walls ranging in height from 15 to 18 feet and a boundary of over 11 kilometers. The light and sound spectacle in English, Hindi, and Telugu, with narration by Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan, is a must-see when visiting the Fort.

4. Chowmahalla Palace

Chowmahalla Palace, which translates as “four palaces” in Urdu, was erected in the 18th century. The palace contains two courtyards: the northern and southern patios. The palace’s heart, Khilwat Mubarak, as well as the Clock Tower, Council Hall, and Roshan Bungalow, are all worth visiting.

There is no shortage of entertaining things to do in Hyderabad when you rent a cab from Bangalore Ride. The city is soaked in culture and heritage which can be observed throughout. You can explore the beautiful Lumbini Park or have fun at the Hyd Selfie Museum. Ramoji Film City is a must-visit for cinema lovers, while history buffs must visit the Salar Jung Museum.

The vibrant markets are stuffed with unique and rare items. Pearls, hand-woven silk products, semi-precious stones, counterfeit jewelry, and sarees can be purchased. Bangles are a must-buy item here. A wide variety of bangles are sold here and there is a dedicated market for it, known as the ‘Choodi Bazaar.’

You must taste the famed Hyderabadi biryani before leaving Hyderabad. The scent and taste of biryani will leave you wanting more whether you go to a classy restaurant or roadside vendors among the tourist attractions to visit in Hyderabad.

Bengaluru, often known as Bangalore city is the Silicon Valley of India. It is noted for its charm, and luxury contemporary lifestyle supported by the greatest array of modern living amenities. Being an IT hub, the city has a fast-paced cosmopolitan lifestyle. Posh affluent living is a way of life for the residents of Bangalore. The city has pleasant weather too making it one of the most liveable cities and also a prominent tourist place in India.

The ideal time to visit Hyderabad is from September to February. The weather’s cool and pleasant, perfect for exploring the city’s sights. Be a little careful of the scorching summer months from March to May. If you don’t mind some rain, June to August can offer a refreshing experience with fewer crowds.

Hyderabad caters to all budgets and styles. For luxury, try the Taj Falaknuma Palace or ITC Kohenur. Mid-range options include Novotel Hyderabad Convention Centre and Lemon Tree Premier. Budget travelers can check out Hotel Akoya or Hotel Wood Bridge Grand.

Hit up Laad Bazaar for traditional bangles and pearls. Nampally and Begum Bazaar offer great deals on textiles and spices. For modern shopping, head to GVK One or Inorbit Mall. Don’t miss Shilparamam for authentic handicrafts and local artworks.

Taste Hyderabad’s famous biryani at Paradise or Bawarchi. For traditional Hyderabadi cuisine, try Cafe Bahar or Shadab. Don’t miss local favorites like haleem, mirchi ka salan, and double ka meetha. For a modern twist, check out Farzi Cafe or The Roastery Coffee House.