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Pune to Ashtavinayak cab service

Fares start at ₹9,423. The price you see includes toll and driver allowance — there is nothing extra at the end of the trip.

Fare list

Pune to Ashtavinayak taxi fare

Choose the car that fits your group. All fares below include toll and driver allowance.

Wagon R for Pune to Ashtavinayak

Wagon R

Hatchback · 3 seats · 2 Bags · AC

₹9,423
Includes 698 km · toll and driver allowance included
₹12/km after that
₹120 night charge (10pm–6am)
Swift Dzire CNG for Pune to Ashtavinayak

Swift Dzire CNG

Sedan · 4 seats · 2 Bags · AC

₹9,772
Includes 698 km · toll and driver allowance included
₹12/km after that
₹130 night charge (10pm–6am)
Ertiga for Pune to Ashtavinayak

Ertiga

SUV · 6 seats · 3 Bags · AC

₹11,866
Includes 698 km · toll and driver allowance included
₹13/km after that
₹140 night charge (10pm–6am)
Kia Carens for Pune to Ashtavinayak

Kia Carens

SUV · 6 seats · 3 Bags · AC

₹13,262
Includes 698 km · toll and driver allowance included
₹15/km after that
₹150 night charge (10pm–6am)
Innova Crysta for Pune to Ashtavinayak

Innova Crysta

Premium SUV · 6 seats · 4 Bags · AC

₹14,658
Includes 698 km · toll and driver allowance included
₹18/km after that
₹150 night charge (10pm–6am)

One-way fare details

Included

  • Fare includes toll and driver allowance.
  • Cab, fuel and driver allowance

Not included

  • Airport Parking /intry fees

Good to know

  • You will receive the chauffeur details on your email and WhatsApp at least 2-3 hours before pickup time
  • AC will be switched off in hill areas

Outstation

Pune to Ashtavinayak outstation package

Round trip distance is about 1536 km, including local sightseeing in Ashtavinayak. Driver allowance is included in the fare shown below.

Cab typeNight 10–6Extra/km Driver DARound trip fare
Wagon R
3 seats
₹120 ₹12 Included ₹18,064
Swift Dzire CNG
4 seats
₹120 ₹12 Included ₹18,832
Swift Dzire Diesel
4 seats
₹120 ₹13 Included ₹20,368
Ertiga
6 seats
₹130 ₹14 Included ₹21,904
Kia Carens
6 seats
₹130 ₹17 Included ₹26,612
Innova
6 seats
₹130 ₹18 Included ₹28,148
Innova Crysta
6 seats
₹130 ₹19 Included ₹29,684
Tata Winger
9 seats
₹200 ₹23 Included ₹36,328
12 Seater Tempo Traveller
12 seats
₹200 ₹24 Included ₹37,864
14 Seater Tempo Traveller
14 seats
₹200 ₹24 Included ₹37,864
17 Seater Tempo Traveller
16 seats
₹200 ₹25 Included ₹39,400
20 Seater Tempo Traveller
19 seats
₹200 ₹28 Included ₹44,108
26 Seater Tempo Traveller
25 seats
₹200 ₹32 Included ₹50,452
Force Urbania
16 seats
₹200 ₹35 Included ₹55,160

Extra km charges apply only beyond the included daily running limit. Night charge applies for pickup or drop between 10 PM and 6 AM. Toll and parking are extra, as applicable.

Outstation fare details

Included

  • Driver allowance for all days of the trip
  • Local running at each destination is included in the package km

Not included

  • Extra km beyond the package will be charged at the per km rate

Good to know

  • You will receive the chauffeur details on your email and WhatsApp at least 2-3 hours before pickup time
  • AC will be switched off in hill areas
  • Minimum running per day applies as per the package
Pune to Ashtavinayak cab service

The Ashtavinayak yatra covers eight Ganpati temples scattered across Pune, Raigad and Ahmednagar districts. Doing all eight properly takes two days and roughly 650 km — and the traditional order matters, because the yatra is considered complete only when you return to the first temple.

The eight temples in order

  1. Moreshwar, Morgaon — the starting and finishing point, about 65 km from Pune
  2. Siddhivinayak, Siddhatek — the only one across the Bhima river, in Ahmednagar district
  3. Ballaleshwar, Pali — the only temple named after a devotee
  4. Varadvinayak, Mahad — where the oil lamp is said to have burned continuously since 1892
  5. Chintamani, Theur — the largest of the eight, close to Pune
  6. Girijatmaj, Lenyadri — cut into a hillside, reached by around 300 steps
  7. Vighnahar, Ozar — known for its golden dome
  8. Mahaganapati, Ranjangaon — the last before returning to Morgaon

How the two days work

Day 1 — Early start to Morgaon, then Siddhatek, then across to Pali and Mahad in Raigad. Overnight near Mahad or Lonavala.

Day 2 — Theur, Lenyadri, Ozar and Ranjangaon, then back to Morgaon to complete the circuit and home to Pune.

Doing all eight in one day is technically possible and genuinely exhausting — about 14 hours with almost no time at any temple. We do not recommend it for families with elderly travellers.

What our trips include

  • Route-experienced drivers — the traditional order involves some poorly signposted stretches
  • Car stays with you — through both days, all eight temples
  • Fixed fare — toll and driver allowance included
  • Doorstep pickup and drop — anywhere in Pune or PCMC
  • Group vehicles — Tempo Travellers for extended families

Practical notes

  • Lenyadri involves around 300 steps — plan for it if elderly travellers are with you
  • Start each day by 5 AM; the distances add up fast
  • Ganesh Chaturthi and Sankashti days are the most auspicious and by far the busiest
  • Several temples have small local eateries but few proper restaurants — carry water

Book your Ashtavinayak yatra cab

Call +91 8466847272 or WhatsApp us with your dates and group size.

While you are there

Places to visit in Ashtavinayak

Moreshwar Temple, Morgaon - the first and last stop of the yatra Chintamani Temple, Theur - the largest of the eight, closest to Pune Girijatmaj Temple, Lenyadri - carved into a hillside, around 300 steps up Vighnahar Temple, Ozar - known for its golden dome Mahaganapati Temple, Ranjangaon - the eighth temple before returning to Morgaon Ballaleshwar Temple, Pali - the only Ashtavinayak named after a devotee

Questions

Pune to Ashtavinayak — your questions

How many days does the Ashtavinayak yatra take?

Two days is comfortable, covering about 650 km. One day is possible but means roughly 14 hours of travel with very little time at each temple.

Does the order of temples matter?

Yes. The traditional order starts and ends at Morgaon, and the yatra is considered complete only when you return there.

Are there steps at any of the temples?

Lenyadri involves around 300 steps as it is cut into a hillside. The others are accessible without much climbing.

Can we do all eight in one day?

Technically yes, but we do not recommend it for families with elderly travellers. The pace leaves almost no time for darshan.

What is the best vehicle for this yatra?

An Ertiga or Crysta for a family of five or six. Extended family groups should book a Tempo Traveller.

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