Dapoli
Dapoli
Hyderabad
Hyderabad
Driving

Dapoli to Hyderabad

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Dapoli to Hyderabad covers about 600 kilometers. The route follows NH 44 and takes about 10 hours. Hyderabad is a major city known for its history, food, and technology.

Total Distance: 600 km by road, 500 km air distance.
Fastest Way
Private car via NH 44, taking 10 hours.
Cheapest Way
Bus from Bangalore to Hyderabad, costing approx 800 INR.
Compare Dapoli to Hyderabad Routes
Driving
Direct
Duration
10 hours
Avg Price
6000-8500 INR
Operator
Private Taxi
Route
NH 44.

The highway is well-maintained.

Travel Tips
  • Transport
    Hyderabad has a metro system.
  • Food
    Try the local Hyderabadi biryani.
  • Weather
    The city can be very hot in summer.
  • Booking
    Book hotels in advance.
  • Connectivity
    The city has good public transport.
Safety Tips
  • Driving
    Be cautious of heavy traffic on the highway.
  • Emergency
    Keep local emergency numbers saved.
  • Valuables
    Keep your belongings safe in public places.
  • Night Travel
    Avoid driving late at night on the highway.
People Also Ask
  • Is Hyderabad safe?
    Yes, it is a safe city for tourists.
  • How to reach from Bangalore?
    Train or bus is the best option.
  • Are there monuments?
    Yes, it is famous for its historic monuments.
  • Is it expensive?
    It is affordable for most travelers.
  • What is the best time?
    Winter is the best time to visit.
Quick Info
  • From Dapoli, Maharashtra, India
  • To Hyderabad, Telangana, India
  • Modes
Best Time to Travel

October to March for pleasant weather.

Things to Do in Hyderabad
1
Charminar
A historic monument and mosque.
2
Golconda Fort
A historic fort with great views.
3
Hussain Sagar Lake
A large lake with a statue of Buddha.
4
Ramoji Film City
A large film studio complex.
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