Wagon R
Hatchback · 3 seats · 2 Bags · AC
₹12/km after that
₹120 night charge (10pm–6am)
Ashtavinayak Route
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
Choose the car that fits your group. All fares below include toll and driver allowance.
Hatchback · 3 seats · 2 Bags · AC
Sedan · 4 seats · 2 Bags · AC
SUV · 6 seats · 3 Bags · AC
SUV · 6 seats · 3 Bags · AC
Premium SUV · 6 seats · 4 Bags · AC
Outstation
Round trip distance is about 1536 km, including local sightseeing in Ashtavinayak. Driver allowance is included in the fare shown below.
| Cab type | Night 10–6 | Extra/km | Driver DA | Round 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.
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.
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.
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Questions
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.
Yes. The traditional order starts and ends at Morgaon, and the yatra is considered complete only when you return there.
Lenyadri involves around 300 steps as it is cut into a hillside. The others are accessible without much climbing.
Technically yes, but we do not recommend it for families with elderly travellers. The pace leaves almost no time for darshan.
An Ertiga or Crysta for a family of five or six. Extended family groups should book a Tempo Traveller.
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