Book a cab from Shirdi to Bhimashankar with a driver who runs this road every week. One way or return, the same rate card applies and the fare is worked out when you load this page. The drive covers 180 km and takes about 4 hours. Fares for Shirdi to Bhimashankar start from Rs.3,175 with tax included.
The road distance from Shirdi to Bhimashankar is 180 km by the route our drivers take. Allow about 4 hours of driving, plus whatever you stop for.
One way fares by vehicle: Sedan Rs.3,175 including 180 km and GST. SUV Rs.4,234 including 180 km and GST. Premium SUV (Kia Carens or similar) Rs.5,103 including 180 km and GST. Premium SUV (Toyota Innova Crysta or similar) Rs.6,237 including 180 km and GST.
| Vehicle | Seats | Rate | Included | Fare |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Sedan
Maruti Dzire, Hyundai Aura or Honda Amaze or similar
|
4 seats | ₹12/km | 180 km | ₹3,175 180 km measured distance, charged as measured. |
SUV
Maruti Ertiga or Toyota Rumion or similar
|
6 seats | ₹15/km | 180 km | ₹4,234 180 km measured distance, charged as measured. |
Premium SUV (Kia Carens or similar)
Kia Carens or similar or similar
|
7 seats | ₹18/km | 180 km | ₹5,103 180 km measured distance, charged as measured. |
Premium SUV (Toyota Innova Crysta or similar)
Toyota Innova Crysta or similar or similar
|
7 seats | ₹20/km | 180 km | ₹6,237 180 km measured distance, charged as measured. |
Shirdi is a pilgrimage town in Rahata taluka of Ahilyanagar district, the district formerly called Ahmednagar, and almost everything in it turns on Sai Baba, the saint who lived here until his death on 15 October 1918. His devotees come from Hindu and Muslim backgrounds alike, and over the past century a small village has grown into a town arranged around the temple complex and the lodges and shops that serve its visitors. The Samadhi Mandir, built over the spot where Sai Baba's body was laid to rest, is the focus of worship. A short walk away, Dwarkamai is the mosque he lived in; its dhuni, a fire kept burning, is the source of the udi ash given to devotees.
Bhimashankar is a village deep in the Sahyadri range in Pune district, known for its temple of Shiva, which holds one of the twelve Jyotirlingas. The Bhima river, which is called the Chandrabhaga by the time it reaches Pandharpur, is said to rise here. The forest around it is protected as the Bhimashankar Wildlife Sanctuary, an evergreen tract spread across the Ambegaon and Khed talukas. Darshan at the Jyotirlinga is the main reason most people come, but the sanctuary deserves time too. It was created chiefly to protect the Indian giant squirrel, the shekru, Maharashtra's state animal, and a forest department survey estimated between about 1,300 and 1,700 of them, with more than 10,000 active nests.
Fares start at Rs.3,175 including GST for the smallest car, and the table above gives the figure for every vehicle we run on this route.
It is 180 km by road, and the drive takes about 4 hours.
We run Sedan, SUV, Premium SUV (Kia Carens or similar) and Premium SUV (Toyota Innova Crysta or similar) on this route. Seating, luggage space and the exact model are listed in the fare table above.
The fare covers the car, the driver, fuel and the kilometres shown against each vehicle. Toll, parking and state permit charges are paid as you go, and GST is already in the figures above.
Pay the driver at the end of the trip, or settle online when you book. You will have the driver's name and number before pickup.
Pick your date and time and the booking page will quote this trip on the same rate card the table above uses, so the figure does not move between the two screens. Call or message us if you would rather talk it through first.
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