Is there a direct train?

No, there is no direct train between Belagavi and Hassan.

What is the best bus service?

KSRTC Airavat is the most comfortable option.

How long is the drive?

It takes approximately 9 hours by road.

Yes, NH 48 has multiple toll plazas.

Is it safe for solo travelers?

Yes, the route is well-traveled and safe.

Belagavi

Hassan

Bus

Belagavi to Hassan

Updated: 21 May 2026

The journey from Belagavi to Hassan spans approximately 450 km through the heart of Karnataka. You will primarily traverse NH 48, passing through Hubballi and Davangere. KSRTC provides reliable overnight sleeper and semi-sleeper bus services. The route is scenic, transitioning from the northern plains to the coffee-growing regions of the Malnad belt. Expect a travel time of 9 to 10 hours depending on traffic near Hubballi.

Total Distance: Driving distance is 450 km; straight-line air distance is 380 km.

Fastest Way

Private taxi via NH 48, taking roughly 8 hours 30 minutes.

Cheapest Way

KSRTC Karnataka Sarige bus, costing approximately 650 INR.

Compare Belagavi to Hassan Routes

Bus

Direct

Duration

9 hours 30 mins

Avg Price

700 - 1200 INR

Operator

KSRTC

Route

NH 48 via Hubballi, Davangere, and Arsikere.

Book the KSRTC Airavat Club Class for the most comfortable overnight experience.

Travel Tips

Bus Booking
Use the official KSRTC website to book seats in advance to ensure window views.
Food Stops
Stop at Davangere for authentic Benne Dosa, a local specialty.
Road Conditions
NH 48 is well-maintained, but watch for heavy truck traffic near Hubballi.
Local Transport
Auto-rickshaws are the primary mode of transport within Hassan city.
Hydration
Carry sufficient water as the route passes through semi-arid regions.

Safety Tips

Night Travel
Prefer overnight buses to avoid daytime heat and traffic congestion.
Valuables
Keep your luggage locked and under your seat while traveling on public buses.
Emergency
Save the local police helpline number for Karnataka state.
Driving
If driving, avoid night driving on state highways due to lack of street lighting.