Road routes, travel times, temple trips and practical tips for travelling by cab across Maharashtra.
Pune to Solapur is about 250 km and roughly four hours by cab on the Pune–Solapur highway. Here is how the drive goes, where to stop, and how to pick between a one-way and a round-trip cab.
Pune to Latur is about 370 km, roughly six hours by road. This guide explains the route, where to break the journey, and when a one-way cab makes more sense than a round trip.
Pune to Mumbai is about 150 km on the Mumbai–Pune Expressway. Here is how long it really takes at different times of day, how to plan an airport drop, and why a one-way cab is the usual choice.
Latur is the perfect base for some of Maharashtra's most loved temples. Tuljapur and Parli Vaijnath are easy day trips, and Pandharpur and Akkalkot are a few hours away. Here is how to plan each one by cab.
Pandharpur, Akkalkot and Tuljapur are three of the most visited temples in the Solapur region. From Pune each is a three to five hour drive, and all three fit into a relaxed two-day trip. Here is how to plan it.
Mumbai airport to Pune is about 150 km, roughly two and a half to four hours depending on the time of day. Here is how to plan a smooth pickup, whether you land at noon or at 2 am.
No one likes surprises at the end of a trip. This guide explains each part of an outstation cab bill, from included kilometres and extra km to tolls, parking, driver allowance and night charges, so you know what to expect.
A one-way cab means you pay only for your drop; a round trip keeps the car and driver with you until you return. Here is how to choose, with real examples from Pune, Mumbai, Solapur and Latur.