Mysore to Shirdi Tempo Traveller for 9 to 17 People
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Shri Sai Baba Samadhi Mandir
Main shrine. Book the darshan slot.
Dwarkamai
Mosque where Sai Baba lived. Short visit.
Khandoba Mandir
Small temple at the town edge.
Shani Shingnapur
About 70 km; families go on the free day.
Nashik
About 90 km; add a day for it.
Distance
1,040 km
From Mysore
Time
About 22 to 22.5 hr
Via Tumakuru, Vijayapura and Ahmednagar
Starting from
₹ 54600
7 days, 2,100 km, 12 seater
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12 Seater Tempo Traveller A/C 2/1
LUXURYAC12 Seats
₹53,462 ₹64,633
+ ₹9533 (Taxes & Charges)
8 Seater Tempo Traveller Executive A/C 1/1
LUXURYAC8 Seats
₹65,784 ₹79,533
+ ₹11733 (Taxes & Charges)
9 Seater Tempo Traveller Executive A/C 1/1
LUXURYAC9 Seats
₹61,710 ₹74,600
+ ₹11000 (Taxes & Charges)
10 Seater Tempo Traveller Executive A/C 1/1
LUXURYAC10 Seats
₹61,710 ₹74,600
+ ₹11000 (Taxes & Charges)
13 Seater Tempo Traveller Luxury A/C 2/1
LUXURYAC13 Seats
₹65,784 ₹79,533
+ ₹11733 (Taxes & Charges)
14 Seater Tempo Traveller Luxury A/C 2/1
NORMALAC14 Seats
₹69,858 ₹84,466
+ ₹12466 (Taxes & Charges)
15 Seater Tempo Traveller Luxury A/C 2/2
NORMALAC15 Seats
₹69,858 ₹84,466
+ ₹12466 (Taxes & Charges)
16 Seater Tempo Traveller A/C 2/2
LUXURYAC16 Seats
₹69,858 ₹84,466
+ ₹12466 (Taxes & Charges)
17 Seater Tempo Traveller A/C 2/1
LUXURYAC17 Seats
₹74,032 ₹89,500
+ ₹13200 (Taxes & Charges)
18 Seater Tempo Traveller A/C 2/1
LUXURYAC18 Seats
₹74,032 ₹89,500
+ ₹13200 (Taxes & Charges)
20 Seater Tempo Traveller A/C 2/2
NORMALAC20 Seats
₹76,300
+ ₹13608 (Taxes & Charges)
Start
80 km
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360 km
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525 km
610 km
710 km
830 km
955 km
1040 km
Pickup before dawn
The tempo traveller arrives at half past four. If you leave during Dasara, the palace is lit with nearly 100,000 bulbs from 7 to 10 pm every night of the festival, so the family can see it the evening before departure. Pack for six days; bags go behind the last row. The trip has one night halt at Hungund. The van takes the expressway out of Mysore and heads for Maddur, about 80 km.
Snack halt
Maddur is the first halt, after about an hour and a quarter. The van comes off the expressway into the old town, where the vada shops are. Tender coconut is the trade here, so a coconut each is cheap and refreshing. Fifteen minutes, one head count, and the tempo traveller turns onto State Highway 33 towards Kunigal and Tumakuru, the road north to the national highway. Children can stretch by the stalls while the driver checks the tyres.
Breakfast
The family has breakfast at Tumkur (Tumakuru), about 150 km out. Thirty minutes for a group of a dozen. Tumakuru is the meeting point of NH73 to Mangaluru and NH48, and the van now takes NH48 north. Siddaganga Matha, about 5 km from the city, is a Lingayat monastery that feeds thousands every day, a stop to plan on the way home. The next halt is lunch at Chitradurga. Fill the water cans at the hotel before leaving.
Lunch
Chitradurga is the lunch halt on day one, about 280 km from Mysore. Forty minutes. The upper fort holds 18 old temples, and the Hidimbeshwara is the oldest of them; it is a stop for another day, as the fort needs hours. The children will spot the wind turbines on the hills. After lunch the tempo traveller turns onto NH50 towards Kudligi and Hosapete. Elders can rest in the shade of the hotel while the younger ones eat first.
Tea
Kudligi is the afternoon tea stop on NH50. In Kudligi taluk is the Gudekote sloth bear sanctuary, about 38 sq km of scrub and rock, and children may like hearing that bears live so close to the road. Fifteen minutes for tea and restrooms. Hosapete is about 45 km ahead, past Mariyammanahalli, and Hungund, the night halt, about two and a half hours beyond that. The driver uses the stop to check the tyres and the water level.
Tea
Hosapete is a short tea stop, about 415 km from Mysore. Across the Tungabhadra from Hampi is Anegundi, older than Hampi and linked to the Kishkindha of the Ramayana, worth knowing if the family returns this way with time to spare. Buy fruit at the market here. The van then heads north on NH50 through Kushtagi and Ilkal to Hungund, about 110 km. Keep the fruit in the cool box behind the last row for the evening.
Night halt
Hungund is the night halt, roughly half of the 1,040 km. Book rooms in advance. Amingad, close by, is known for karadantu, a rich sweet of dry fruit and jaggery; buy a box for the road. Ilkal, 12 km south, is the town of Ilkal saris. An early dinner and an early night, because day two is almost as long as day one and the van leaves at dawn. The van is parked at the hotel overnight, locked, with the bags inside.
Breakfast
Vijayapura, about 85 km from Hungund, is breakfast on day two. The Ibrahim Rauza here, the tomb and mosque of Ibrahim Adil Shah II finished in 1627, is famous for its stone carving, if the family wants a quick photo. Thirty minutes for breakfast. The tempo traveller then heads north to the Maharashtra border; Solapur is about 95 to 100 km on, via the Indi area. Children usually love the echo story of the big dome, so tell it on the drive.
Lunch
Solapur is the lunch stop on day two, in south Maharashtra. The city's main deity is Shivayogi Siddheshwar, and the big Siddheshwar yatra, with the Nandi dhwaj procession, is held around Makar Sankranti, when the city is crowded. Forty minutes for lunch. From here the road goes by Mohol and Karmala to Ahmednagar and Shirdi, about 230 km. If you want Solapur chaddars, the cotton blankets the town is known for, ask the driver to stop near a shop after lunch; they fold flat behind the seats.
Tea
Karmala is the afternoon tea stop, about 120 km after Solapur. The Kamala Bhavani temple here was built by Rao Raje Nimbalkar in 1727, and the family can see it in fifteen minutes as it is close to the road. Ahmednagar is about 100 km ahead. Fill the water bottles; the last stretch passes through dry country with few stops. The family is now on the Solapur to Ahmednagar road, a quieter highway, and the children can nap until the evening halt.
Evening halt
Ahmednagar is the evening halt for tea or dinner, about 955 km from Mysore. The district is called the birthplace of the cooperative movement, and you pass many sugar factories on the way in. Thirty minutes. Shirdi is about 85 km on via Rahuri, under two hours, so the family reaches the hotel by night. The fort here is where the British once kept Jawaharlal Nehru and other leaders, and some rooms are a museum now; save it for the return if the family is interested.
Hotel near the temple
About twenty one hours of driving over two days. The tempo traveller parks near the temple and drops the family at the hotel. Meals at the Sai Prasadalaya are simple and clean. Book darshan online with the Sansthan before leaving Mysore, so the family does not lose a day in queues. The van stays with you in Shirdi for the return. Agree with the driver on pickup times for the darshan days, and keep his number in every phone.
Family of 12 planning a Mysore to Shirdi tempo traveller pilgrimage? The van gives the family its own space for the long journey, with comfortable night halts. Get a tempo traveller on rent in Mysore from Tejas Tours & Travels.
Route | One way | Shirdi and back | Time by tempo traveller |
|---|---|---|---|
Mysore to Shirdi via Tumakuru, Vijayapura and Ahmednagar | About 1,040 km | About 2,080 km | About 22 to 22.5 hr with stops |
Up and back is about 2,080 km, so the van is billed for 7 days and 2,100 km. AC or non-AC; most families choose AC for this road. Driver allowance is ₹600 to ₹700 per day depending on the size; tolls, parking, state permits and GST are at actual. Our rate covers fuel, AC and the driver. We plan night halts at Hosapete and Solapur, so the family never travels at night. One way on request.
Vehicle | Rate per km | 7 days, 2,100 km |
|---|---|---|
₹28 | ₹63,000 | |
₹24 | ₹54,600 | |
₹24 | ₹54,600 | |
₹30 | ₹67,200 | |
₹32 | ₹71,400 | |
₹34 | ₹76,300 | |
₹34 | ₹76,300 |
Totals are the km fare plus the day driver allowance. Extra: night driver allowance (₹600 to ₹700 a night, by size), tolls, parking, Maharashtra permit and 5% GST. Shared by 20, 7 days in the 20 Seater Tempo Traveller is about ₹3,820 a person.
At most 9 with bags: 9 seater tempo traveller. For 10 to 12: 12 seater tempo traveller. 13 to 16 people: 16 seater tempo traveller. 17: 17 seater tempo traveller.
Want more legroom for elders? Order the Mysore to Shirdi Force Urbania. Shirdi group grew past 17? Take the Mysore to Shirdi mini bus. Need a van for Mysore city days too? See tempo traveller hire in Mysore.
Cancellation: no charge more than 72 hours before pickup; see the cancellation policy for the rest.
Mysore to Shirdi
I had an excellent experience with Tejas Travel. The vehicle was clean, comfortable, and very well maintained. The driver was polite, punctual, and knew the routes perfectly, which made our trip smooth and enjoyable. Their service was professional from start to finish, and the pricing was also very reasonable. I would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for reliable travel vehicle services. 👍
Chaitanya K
13/10/2025 Shirdi
5/5
Mysore to Kerala
I am Anil Nair from Souparnika Holidays Kochin Kerala. I have 2 booking for my guests in December 2025. My guests are happy with this hotel. Thanks to the entire team One Toyota etios and one traveler booked. I think they arranged cab from out side but guest happy Second vehicle is 9 seat traveler. Driver Mr Viswantha and Lakshmi supported me for complete the 8 days package. Thanks Viswa & Lakshmi.
Anil Nair
6/9/2025 Kerala
5/5
Mysore to Bangalore
Thanks a ton to Shashikala ji for booking my tempo traveller. She has cooperated from very first day and guided us through out. Secondly i thank our tempo driver Mr. Manju who was very down to earth person and co-operated with us during our whole trip. His driving skills are perfect. I wish you good luck and thank you both from bottom of my heart !!!
Arpit Gupta
6/6/2026 Bangalore
5/5
Mysore to Ooty
We had a very good experience with the traveler we booked through Tejas travels. The vehicle was clean and comfortable, and our driver was polite, cooperative, and professional throughout the trip. The entire journey was smooth and hassle-free — everything went as planned without any delays or issues. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a reliable and comfortable travel experience!
Preetika Rattan
12/10/2025 Ooty
5/5
The Mysore to Shirdi distance is about 1,040 km by road, so about 2,080 km for the return. The tempo traveller goes via Maddur, Tumkur (Tumakuru), Chitradurga and Hosapete to Hungund for the night, then Vijayapura, Solapur, Karmala and Ahmednagar. Plan on about twenty one hours of driving over two days.
Driving late at night means a night allowance for the driver. Night bata: ₹600 to ₹700, by size.
Yes. It is around 70 km from Shirdi. Keep half a day for Shirdi.
The 9 seater is enough, or the 12 seater with lots of bags. The full size list is on tempo traveller on rent in Mysore.
It can be done. Send the date and pickup point, and the one way quote comes in writing.
No. You pay tolls, parking, permits and GST at actual, with receipts.
National highways for most of it: NH48 from Tumakuru to Chitradurga, NH50 to Vijayapura, then the highway to Solapur and the Solapur to Ahmednagar road through Mohol and Karmala, and on to Shirdi via Rahuri. Town stretches in Hosapete, Vijayapura and Solapur are slower. The tempo traveller handles the whole route comfortably.
Suitcases ride in the rear of the tempo traveller, one for each person. For the night at Hungund, pack a separate small bag so nobody has to unpack the big ones. At your seat, carry drinking water, snacks, any medicines and a shawl. Leave some room if you mean to buy Solapur chaddars or Ilkal saris along the way.
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