Bangalore to Karanja Jain Mutt Cab with Driver
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Sengan Mandir (Shri Parshwanath)
The car drops you near the gate. Keep 45 minutes.
Kashthasangh Chandraprabhu Mandir
A short walk from the first temple.
Mulsangh Chandranath Mandir
Walking distance too. Ask about photos at the entrance.
Nrusimha Saraswati Guru Mandir
In the town, ten minutes by car.
Shirpur Antariksh Parshwanath
About 20 km from Washim. By car, half a day covers it.
Distance
1040 km
From Bangalore
Time
About 19 hr
Via Anantapur, Nizamabad and Washim
Starting from
₹ 25200
7 days, 2,100 km, Dzire
Maruti Swift Dzire
NORMALAC4 Seats
₹24,794 ₹29,950
+ ₹4400 (Taxes & Charges)
Toyota Etios
NORMALAC4 Seats
₹28,868 ₹34,883
+ ₹5133 (Taxes & Charges)
Toyota Innova
LUXURYAC6 Seats
₹37,066 ₹44,800
+ ₹6600 (Taxes & Charges)
Toyota Innova Crysta
LUXURYAC7 Seats
₹41,140 ₹49,733
+ ₹7333 (Taxes & Charges)
Toyota Innova Hycross
LUXURYAC7 Seats
₹53,362 ₹64,533
+ ₹9533 (Taxes & Charges)
Start
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855 km
980 km
1040 km
Door pickup
Karanja is about 1,040 km away, so this is a two day drive with a night in Hyderabad. The cab comes to your door at 5:30 am and takes NH44 north the whole first day, past Anantapur, Gooty, Kurnool and Jadcherla. Pack a separate overnight bag for the Hyderabad hotel, keep tea and biscuits in the car for the first three hours, and carry ID for every hotel check in. Breakfast is late, at Anantapur.
Late breakfast
Anantapur, about 215 km out, is a late breakfast after three and a half hours of driving. Uggani, spiced puffed rice, with mirchi bajji is the usual morning plate across this region, and it is hot with chilli; ask for idli if you prefer something milder. Anantapur is the driest district in Andhra Pradesh, so the land outside is bare and stony. After breakfast the cab rejoins the bypass. Gooty is about 50 km on.
Fort view
Gooty's ruined fort follows a ridge of bare granite above the highway, climbing to about 680 m, and the cab can slow for a photo without stopping. It was the seat of a Maratha general until Hyder Ali captured it after a long siege. At the town junction the Guntakal and Bellary road peels off to the west, while the family carries straight on north. Tadipatri and its old temples are about 52 km east, another trip. Kurnool is about 90 km ahead.
Lunch
Six hours from home, the family sits down to lunch in Kurnool, on the Tungabhadra, at a restaurant close to the highway; thirty minutes keeps the day on schedule. The city was the capital of Andhra State from 1953 to 1956. Families keeping Jain food rules should mention it while ordering. Leaving Kurnool, the cab crosses the Krishna bridge at Beechupally into Telangana, with Hyderabad and the night's hotel roughly 215 km ahead.
Tea
Late afternoon, the cab pauses for tea at Jadcherla, a Telangana town about 86 km short of Hyderabad where NH167 meets the national highway. Fifteen minutes is enough for chai and a restroom. Families curious about old trees can note Pillalamarri, a vast banyan near Mahabubnagar some 21 km away, for the drive back. The last 100 km to the city slow down near Shamshabad in the evening, so ring the hotel with an arrival time.
Night in the city
Day one ends in Hyderabad, about 570 km from Bangalore. The cab drops you at the hotel and the driver rests. If you stay on the north side, the next morning starts faster, since the road to Nizamabad leaves the city that way; the Outer Ring Road links round to it from Shamshabad. For dinner, Hyderabadi dum biryani and haleem are the city's dishes; vegetarian thalis are everywhere too. Leave at about six for the second day.
Breakfast
Kamareddy, a district headquarters on NH44 about 110 km north of Hyderabad, is the breakfast stop on day two. The cab is well clear of the city traffic by now, and breakfast here takes twenty minutes. Nizamabad is only about 55 km further north on the same highway. From Kamareddy the route still has about 350 km to Karanja, through Nizamabad, Nanded and Washim, so a full meal now helps.
Through Nizamabad
Nizamabad, once called Induru, is a large Telangana city; its name means the City of the Nizam. The cab usually passes without stopping. On a hill about 2 km from Gandhi Chowk stands the Nizamabad fort, built by the Rashtrakutas in the 10th century, with the Qilla Ramalayam temple on top, for another trip. From Nizamabad the route leaves the Hyderabad highway for Maharashtra. Nanded is about 110 km on.
Lunch
Nanded, on the Godavari in Maharashtra, is the lunch stop on day two. Old Nanded lies north of the river and New Nanded south of it. The city is home to Hazur Sahib, one of the five takhts of Sikhism, where Guru Gobind Singh died; the gurdwara was built between 1832 and 1837. A family can visit for half an hour after lunch if time allows. Karanja is about 185 km on, around four hours.
Last town
Washim, about 60 km short of Karanja, is the last town on the route and a ten minute tea halt for the cab. Among its sights is the Padmatirtha tank, an old temple tank at the heart of the town, and a family with a spare half hour on the way home can see it. Fuel up here if the tank is low, because the road beyond is quieter. From Washim the drive to Karanja takes a little over an hour.
Up to the temple lane
About nineteen hours of driving over two days. Karanja, also called Karanja Lad and named after Saint Karanj, is a small old town, and the lanes near the temples are narrow, so the cab drops you as close as it can and parks nearby. The town is holy to Hindus, Jains and Muslims alike, and it is the birthplace of Shri Narasimha Saraswati. Book rooms near the temples in advance, since the town has few hotels.
Just the family, four to seven people, going to Karanja? Here is how a Bangalore to Karanja Jain Mutt Cab trip goes, with stops, timing and car rates. A cab is the quickest way by road. Two days of driving with a night in Hyderabad, and you stop only when you want. Book cab rental in Bangalore with Tejas Tours & Travels.
Route | One way | Karanja Jain Mutt and back | Time by cab |
|---|---|---|---|
Bangalore to Karanja Jain Mutt via Anantapur, Nizamabad and Washim | About 1,040 km | About 2,080 km | About 19 hr with stops |
A car to Karanja and back is quoted at 2,100 km over 7 days. The drive itself is about 2,080 km, and a day is billed at least 300 km. Fewer days means you pay actual km. Tolls, parking, permits where needed and GST are extra. Car rates per km include fuel, driver and AC, and a daily allowance for the driver goes on the bill.
Vehicle | Rate per km | 7 days, 2,100 km |
|---|---|---|
₹12 | ₹27,650 | |
₹14 | ₹31,850 | |
₹18 | ₹40,600 | |
₹20 | ₹44,800 | |
₹26 | ₹57,400 |
Totals are the km fare plus the day driver allowance. Extra: night driver allowance (₹350 to ₹400 a night, by size), tolls, parking and GST. Shared by 7, 7 days in the Toyota Innova Crysta is about ₹6,400 a person.
Up to 4: Swift Dzire or Toyota Etios. 5 to 7, or four with a week of bags: Innova, Innova Crysta or Innova Hycross. For a 2,000 km trip, the Crysta is the most comfortable of the four.
Eight or more people? The Bangalore to Karanja Jain Mutt tempo traveller takes the whole family in one vehicle.
Cancellation: no charge more than 72 hours before pickup; see the cancellation policy for the rest.
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rahul
6/11/2025 Bangalore
5/5
Travelled to Bangalore
Very good and clean vehicle provided for family trip for two days. Driver was professional and polite. Excellent service
Mas S
6/3/2026 Bangalore
5/5
Travelled to Bangalore
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Kishore Lal
6/11/2025 Bangalore
5/5
Travelled to Bangalore
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Jai Kumar
6/11/2025 Bangalore
5/5
Karanja is about 1,040 km from Bangalore, so roughly 2,080 km for the round trip. The cab takes NH44 through Anantapur, Kurnool and Jadcherla to Hyderabad for the night, then Kamareddy, Nizamabad, Nanded and Washim. It needs about nineteen hours of driving, split over two days.
For 2,100 km: Dzire ₹25,200, Etios ₹29,400, Innova ₹37,800, Innova Crysta ₹42,000. Allowance is ₹350 a day for sedans and ₹400 for Innova, for 7 days. Tolls, permits and GST extra.
Yes. Ask for a one-way quote with your date. One way is ₹2 more per km.
Innova Crysta. All cars are on cab rental in Bangalore.
We keep a night halt. A driver who has slept is safer on a 1,000 km road.
Yes, it is on the way. The driver waits while you visit.
April and May are very hot on the whole route, from Anantapur and Kurnool to the plains of Telangana and Maharashtra. The cab is air conditioned, so the drive is fine, but halts at midday are tiring. Start at 5:30 am each day and plan temple visits for early morning and evening. November to February is easiest.
Yes, with planning. Each day has about nine to ten hours of driving, with halts every two hours, and the night in Hyderabad lets everyone rest. Carry snacks, water and simple food, because the cooking on the Andhra stretch is very hot. Seat a child who gets car sick by a window.
