Bangalore to Solapur

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Bus

10h  30m

$15-25

Train

13h 

Cheapest

$9-15

Drive

9h 

Fastest

$50-70

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Distance: 110 km

Duration: 9h

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Traveling From Bangalore to Solapur

The journey from Bangalore to Solapur takes you from the bustling, tech-savvy environment of India's Silicon Valley to the serene, rich cultural tapestry of a city known for its historical significance and laid-back vibe.

Best Neighbourhoods in Solapur

Solapur boasts vibrant neighborhoods that reflect its rich culture and history.

Maharashtra Nagar

• Close to key attractions and local markets.

• Lively atmosphere with various dining options.

Shastri Nagar

• Known for its residential comfort and greenery.

• Easy access to public transport facilities.

Rakhangaon

• Features historical sites and temples.

• Offers a peaceful vibe away from city hustle.

Best Times To Visit Solapur's Attractions

Maximize your experience in Solapur by timing your visits to key attractions well.

Shri Siddheshwar Temple

Visit early morning or late afternoon for cooler temperatures and fewer crowds.

Bhimakali Temple

Late afternoons are ideal, with stunning sunset views and a serene atmosphere.

Solapur Fort

Explore in the early hours to enjoy the fort’s beauty without the midday heat.

Solapur Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Solapur experiences a hot, semi-arid climate, with summers peaking in April and May, while the monsoon season brings respite from the heat from June to September. Visiting during the cooler months from October to February enhances your travel experience with pleasant temperatures, making it ideal for exploring the city.

Dining Recommendation in Solapur

When in Solapur, don't miss out on trying the local delicacy, 'Puran Poli,' a sweet flatbread filled with jaggery and lentils, best enjoyed at iconic eateries like 'Babu Chaat.' The warm, inviting atmosphere and the use of regionally sourced ingredients create a distinct culinary experience that contrasts with Bangalore's vibrant, cosmopolitan dining scene.