Is there a train from Mhaswad to Satara?

No, Mhaswad does not have a railway station; the nearest major station is Satara.

How long does the bus take?

The bus journey typically takes 2 hours.

Are there private taxis available?

Yes, private taxis can be hired from Mhaswad for a direct trip to Satara.

What is the best time to visit?

Winter months from October to March are ideal.

Is the road safe for driving?

Yes, the road is safe, but drive carefully during the monsoon.

Bus Driving

Mhaswad to Satara

Updated: 22 May 2026

The journey from Mhaswad to Satara covers approximately 75 km through the heart of the Satara district. MSRTC buses are the primary mode of transport, connecting the rural interior to the district headquarters. The route typically takes 2 hours depending on traffic near the Satara city entry points. You will travel via the Mhaswad-Dahiwadi-Satara road, which offers scenic views of the plateau landscape. It is a vital route for locals commuting for administrative and medical purposes.

Total Distance: Driving distance is 75 km; straight-line distance is 62 km.

Fastest Way

Private car, taking about 1 hour 45 minutes.

Cheapest Way

MSRTC bus, costing approximately 130 INR.

Compare Mhaswad to Satara Routes

	Bus Direct	Driving Direct
Duration	2 hours	1 hour 45 mins
Avg Price	120-150 INR	500-800 INR (fuel)
Operator	MSRTC	Private Car
Route	Mhaswad - Dahiwadi - Satara	Via Dahiwadi Road
Tip	Board from the main Mhaswad bus stand; frequency is higher in the morning.	Roads are generally good but watch for narrow patches near Dahiwadi.

Travel Tips

Bus Frequency
Check the MSRTC website or local inquiry counter for updated schedules.
Early Start
Start your journey early in the morning to avoid peak traffic in Satara.
Carry Water
Keep sufficient drinking water as there are limited stops on the rural stretches.
Local Currency
Carry cash for bus tickets as digital payments are not always accepted on rural buses.
Seat Selection
Try to get a window seat on the left side for better views of the plateau.

Safety Tips

Road Conditions
Be cautious of two-wheelers on the Dahiwadi stretch.
Night Travel
Avoid late-night travel on this route due to limited street lighting.
Emergency Contacts
Keep the local police station number saved in your phone.
Vehicle Check
If driving, ensure your vehicle is serviced as repair shops are sparse between towns.