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3-Day Nashik to Bengaluru Road Trip: Nashik → Pune → Kolhapur/Belgaum → Bengaluru

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Day 1: Nashik → Pune

Pune, India on October 6, 2025

6:00am

Depart Nashik

Leave early to avoid city traffic and cover the first stretch to Igatpuri/Pune; this saves daylight for sightseeing in Pune.
INR0, 0h30m

8:00am

Breakfast stop — Igatpuri / Highway Dhaba

Quick roadside Maharashtrian breakfast (poha, sabudana vada, chai) at a reliable highway dhaba or MTDC restaurant in Igatpuri to refuel before the Pune leg; most highway restaurants open by 7:30–8:00am.
INR250, 0h45m

11:30am

Aga Khan Palace

Historic palace and Gandhi memorial; peaceful lawns and a short museum exhibit explain India’s independence-era history — open 9:00am–5:30pm, ideal mid-day stop.
INR30, 1h15m

1:15pm

Lunch — Vaishali / Good Luck Cafe (Fergusson College Road)

Popular Pune eateries serving Maharashtrian and South Indian favorites; good for a relaxed, flavorful lunch near central Pune (open through afternoon).
INR500, 1h

2:45pm

Shaniwar Wada

Iconic 18th-century fort complex in downtown Pune; explore the walls and gardens (site open from early morning into evening, though internal exhibits may close earlier).
INR20, 1h

4:30pm

Check-in and rest (Pune hotel)

Check into your booked hotel (Koregaon Park or Deccan/Ganeshkhind area recommended for dining and easy next-day departure).
INR0, 1h30m

7:30pm

Dinner — Malaka Spice or Local Koregaon Park restaurant

Dinner in Koregaon Park: Malaka Spice offers pan-Asian plates and a relaxed vibe; alternatives include local popular eateries for varied cuisines (most dining spots open until 10–11pm).
INR1200, 1h30m

Day 2: Pune → Kolhapur → Belgaum

Belgaum (Belagavi), India on October 7, 2025

6:30am

Depart Pune

Early departure to cover the longer second-day stretch and arrive at Kolhapur/Belgaum with daylight for short sightseeing stops.
INR0, 0h30m

9:00am

Breakfast — Satara highway stop

Short breakfast stop at Satara-area restaurant or dhaba for hot chai, vada pav or misal; many highway joints open early for travelers.
INR250, 0h45m

11:00am

Thoseghar Waterfalls (optional short detour)

Scenic cascade near Satara; best viewed during/after monsoon and open during daylight hours — a quick 30–60 minute nature stop to stretch legs.
INR0, 0h45m

2:00pm

Lunch — Kolhapuri thali (Kolhapur)

Enjoy a spicy Kolhapuri thali (regional specialties include tambda rassa and pandhara rassa) at a recommended local restaurant; Kolhapur eateries typically serve lunch from noon onwards.
INR450, 1h

3:15pm

Mahalakshmi Temple, Kolhapur

Renowned temple complex and active pilgrimage site; open early morning to late evening (approx. 5:00am–9:00pm), visit respectfully and allow time for darshan if offered.
INR0, 0h45m

5:00pm

Drive to Belgaum

Continue on NH48 toward Belgaum (Belagavi). Expect 2–3 hours of driving depending on traffic and stops.
INR0, 2h30m

7:45pm

Hotel check-in & Dinner — Belgaum local restaurant

Check into a comfortable Belgaum hotel and enjoy dinner at a recommended local restaurant serving Karnataka and Konkani dishes; relaxed evening to prepare for final-day drive.
INR600, 1h15m

Day 3: Belgaum → Bengaluru

Bengaluru, India on October 8, 2025

7:30am

Breakfast — Hotel in Belgaum

Hearty hotel breakfast (South Indian or continental) to fuel the longest drive day; most hotels serve breakfast from 7:00–10:00am.
INR300, 0h45m

9:30am

Belgaum Fort (quick visit)

A short walk around parts of the historic Belgaum Fort and nearby temples; many sections are open to visitors in the morning (confirm local opening times).
INR0, 0h45m

11:00am

Depart Belgaum toward Davanagere

Hit NH48 for the southeast leg; plan fuel and rest stops en route.
INR0, 3h

1:30pm

Lunch — Davanagere Benne Dosa

Savor the famous Davanagere benne dosa at a trusted local eatery; a satisfying roadside/lunch stop known for authentic Karnataka dosa (open at lunchtime).
INR200, 0h45m

3:30pm

Chitradurga Fort (mid-afternoon stop)

Massive historic fort with ramparts and viewpoints; open roughly 9:00am–5:30pm — ideal for a 1–1.5 hour exploration and photo stop before the final push to Bengaluru.
INR50, 1h30m

6:00pm

Depart for Bengaluru

Final driving leg to Bengaluru; expect around 2–2.5 hours from Chitradurga to central Bangalore depending on traffic.
INR0, 2h30m

8:30pm

Arrival & Dinner — Bengaluru (MTR or Toit)

Celebrate the end of the road trip with classic Karnataka fare at MTR (authentic local thali) or an Indiranagar dinner at Toit (craft beer + hearty mains) — both open into the evening (MTR opens early and serves dinner; Toit typically open midday to late evening).
INR600, 1h30m
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