Mumbai to Amaravati Cab
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Mumbai to Amaravati Cab — Quick Answer
The Mumbai to Amaravati cab route is approximately 900 km and takes around 14-16 hours via NH 44 via Hyderabad → NH 65 to Vijayawada → Amaravati (30 km from Vijayawada). One-way fares start from ₹14/km (Swift Dzire CNG); Ertiga, Innova and Innova Crysta are also available for families and groups. Miles Tours and Travels provides 24/7 doorstep pickup from anywhere in Mumbai, transparent fixed fares with no hidden charges, and a flat 15% off on one-way trips. Booking takes about 30 seconds online or by calling +91 88790 99744.
Overview
Amaravati on the banks of the Krishna River was one of the greatest Buddhist centres in ancient India and served as the capital of the Satavahana dynasty around the 2nd century BCE. The Great Stupa of Amaravati, originally 50 metres in diameter, was one of the largest Buddhist stupas ever built and its surviving marble relief panels are considered among the finest examples of Indian Buddhist sculpture. Today Amaravati is also the designated legislative capital of Andhra Pradesh, adding modern significance to its ancient heritage. The road from Mumbai to Amaravati stretches 900 km via NH 44 via Hyderabad → NH 65 to Vijayawada → Amaravati (30 km from Vijayawada), a comfortable 14-16-hour drive that many travellers find enjoyable. A dedicated cab from Mumbai to Amaravati with Miles Tours and Travels combines affordability with comfort — at transparent fixed fares confirmed before you book. Amaravati, Andhra Pradesh's new administrative capital, is 900 km from Mumbai — 14–16 hours via Nagpur and Hyderabad. The city is 25 km from Vijayawada and 100 km from Guntur, making it a logical add-on rather than a standalone outstation destination. Highway quality varies between segments; the Hyderabad–Vijayawada expressway section is the fastest stretch.
NH 44 via Hyderabad → NH 65 to Vijayawada → Amaravati (30 km from Vijayawada) Andhra PradeshHistory & Significance
Amaravati flourished as a major Buddhist centre from the 3rd century BCE under the Mauryas and reached its peak under the Satavahana dynasty. The Great Stupa was enlarged multiple times over five centuries, and the Amaravati School of sculpture influenced Buddhist art across Southeast Asia. British archaeologist Colin Mackenzie rediscovered the ruins in 1797, though much of the sculpture was removed to museums in Chennai and London.
Cab Fare & Travel Time
Cab Fare — Mumbai to Amaravati
| Car Type | Seats | One-Way (15% off) | Round Trip |
|---|---|---|---|
| CNG Swift Dzire | 4 traveller + 1 driver | ₹21,450 Flat 15% OFF | ₹25,200 |
| CNG Ertiga | 4 traveller + 1 driver | ₹26,050 Flat 15% OFF | ₹30,600 |
| Innova | 6 traveller + 1 driver | ₹26,050 Flat 15% OFF | ₹30,600 |
| Innova Crysta | 6 traveller + 1 driver | ₹30,600 Flat 15% OFF | ₹36,000 |
| Innova Hycross | 6 traveller + 1 driver | ₹49,000 Flat 15% OFF | ₹57,600 |
Estimated for 900 km. Toll, parking & driver allowance extra. Call for exact quote.
Route Highlights
- Amaravati Stupa — ruins of one of the largest and oldest Buddhist stupas in India (3rd century BCE)
- Archaeological Museum — houses remarkable limestone relief panels from the Great Stupa
- Dhyana Buddha Statue — a 125-foot Buddha statue on the banks of the Krishna River
- Amaralingeswara Temple — an ancient Shiva temple believed to be one of the Pancharama Kshetras
- Krishna River banks — scenic ghats and boat rides along the historic river
Places to Visit in Amaravati
Amaravati Stupa Site
The archaeological remains of a massive 2nd-century BCE Buddhist stupa that was once 50 metres in diameter, with surviving carved marble railings depicting Jataka tales.
Amaravati Archaeological Museum
An ASI museum adjacent to the stupa site, displaying exquisite limestone sculpture panels, Buddha statues, and inscriptions from the Satavahana period.
Dhyana Buddha Statue
A 125-foot white granite statue of Buddha in meditation posture, inaugurated in 2015 on the banks of the Krishna River.
Amaralingeswara Temple
An ancient Shiva temple believed to be one of the five Pancharama Kshetras, with origins dating to the Satavahana period.
Undavalli Caves
Rock-cut caves 30 km away featuring a monolithic 16-foot reclining Vishnu, originally a Buddhist monastery from the 4th-5th century CE.
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