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Book one way drop taxi from Hyderabad to Bangalore at affordable rates
Tech hub to tech hub route
Business travel friendly
Comfortable long-distance travel
Rest stops on the way
Trusted by thousands of travelers
₹8,380
Starting price for one way trip
Starting Point
Hyderabad, the 'City of Pearls' and capital of Telangana, is one of India's most historically rich and rapidly growing metropolitan cities. Once the seat of the Nizams of Hyderabad — the world's wealthiest rulers — the city is a spectacular blend of Mughal grandeur, Qutb Shahi heritage, and cutting-edge IT infrastructure in its Cyberabad district. Hyderabad is globally renowned for its exquisite biryani, lustrous pearls, traditional bangles (lac bangles from Laad Bazaar), and the legendary Charminar.
The iconic 16th-century monument built by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah in 1591, featuring four grand minarets and a mosque at its summit. The bustling bazaars surrounding it — Laad Bazaar and Patthargatti — are famous for bangles and pearls.
A massive 16th-century citadel spread over 11 km of fortified walls, famous for its architectural acoustics, hidden passages, royal palaces, mosques, and the legendary diamond mines that produced the Koh-i-Noor.
The world's largest integrated film studio complex, spanning 2,000 acres, offering guided tours of film sets, live shows, theme parks, and amusement rides — a full-day entertainment destination.
A large artificial lake built by Ibrahim Quli Qutb Shah in 1562, with a 17.5-metre monolithic Buddha statue on its central island reached by boat from Lumbini Park or Sanjeevaiah Park.
A serene necropolis containing the domed mausoleums of the seven Qutb Shahi kings and their family members, built in a distinctive Indo-Persian style surrounded by landscaped gardens.
One of the three national museums of India, housing over 1 million artefacts — jade, ivory, clocks, manuscripts, sculptures, and the famous Musical Clock — collected by Mir Yousuf Ali Khan (Salar Jung III).
Destination
Bangalore (officially Bengaluru) is the capital of Karnataka and India's technology powerhouse, widely known as the 'Silicon Valley of India'. Perched at an altitude of around 900 metres above sea level, the city enjoys a mild, pleasant climate throughout the year. A cosmopolitan melting pot, Bangalore blends centuries-old royal gardens, colonial architecture, and a buzzing startup ecosystem. It serves as a major gateway to the rest of Karnataka and Southern India, making it an ideal starting point for road trips to heritage cities, hill stations, and coastal destinations.
A sprawling 240-acre garden housing rare tropical plants, a Victorian-era glass house inspired by London's Crystal Palace, and a 3,000-million-year-old exposed rock formation. Hosts the famous bi-annual flower show.
A 300-acre green lung in the heart of the city, dotted with colonial-era buildings including the Attara Kacheri (High Court). A favourite spot for morning joggers and weekend picnickers.
A Tudor-style royal palace built in 1887, modelled after Windsor Castle in England, with intricate woodwork, antique furnishings, and oil paintings of the Wadiyar royal family.
The imposing seat of Karnataka's State Legislature, built in neo-Dravidian style and completed in 1956. Its granite façade and grand central dome make it one of the most photographed landmarks in Bangalore.
An 18th-century wooden palace built by Hyder Ali and completed by Tipu Sultan, featuring exquisitely carved teak pillars, floral frescoes, and ornate balconies reflecting Indo-Islamic architecture.
One of the largest ISKCON temples in the world, located in Rajajinagar. The complex blends modern architecture with traditional Dravidian elements and attracts thousands of devotees and tourists daily.
The one way taxi fare from Hyderabad to Bangalore starts at ₹8,380. This is for a drop taxi with no return charges. Final price may vary based on vehicle type.
The journey from Hyderabad to Bangalore typically takes 8-9 hours, covering approximately 570 km. Travel time may vary based on traffic conditions.
No, we do not charge return fare. Our one way drop taxi service means you only pay for the distance you travel, with no return charges.
Yes, Ryder Cabs operates 24/7. You can book a cab at any time of day or night for your intercity travel needs.
Yes, all our drivers are professionally trained and verified. They undergo background checks and have valid licenses and permits.
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