Book Pune to Nagpur Car Rental

The distance from Pune to Nagpur is approximately 762 kilometers via NH-753F, with a journey time of 10 to 11 hours. The route passes through Ahmednagar, Aurangabad, Jalna, and Amravati before reaching Nagpur. You can also travel via the newer Samruddhi Mahamarg expressway for a faster journey with modern road conditions. Your driver knows both routes and recommends the best option based on traffic and time.

With a private car rental, you control your schedule. Stop in Aurangabad to see the Ellora and Ajanta Caves, take a break in Jalna for local cuisine, or push straight through to Nagpur. Your driver waits while you explore, handles navigation, and keeps the car cool and comfortable.

Deekshabhoomi is one of the most significant Buddhist monuments in Asia. This massive stupa marks where Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and 600,000 followers converted to Buddhism in 1956. The peaceful grounds and impressive architecture make it a meaningful stop for visitors interested in history and spirituality.

Ambazari Lake is Nagpur’s largest lake, surrounded by a 25-acre garden with walking paths and boating facilities. The musical fountain and amusement rides attract families, while nature lovers enjoy the mango trees and bird watching. Evening hours bring cool breezes and colorful lights.

Pench National Park sits 96 kilometers from Nagpur and offers morning and afternoon safaris. The park spans Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh, home to tigers, leopards, and diverse bird species. Government and private resorts provide overnight stays for weekend visitors.

Travel from Pune to Nagpur in a clean, well-maintained car with a driver from Pune Wheels. Your comfort matters.

Nagpur experiences a tropical climate with distinct seasons throughout the year. The best time to visit is from October to February, when temperatures range between 10 and 25 degrees Celsius. These winter months offer pleasant weather for exploring Deekshabhoomi, Ambazari Lake, and nearby national parks.

Summer months from March to June bring extreme heat, with temperatures often exceeding 40 degrees Celsius. The monsoon season runs from July to September with heavy rainfall. While the rains cool things down, outdoor activities become challenging during this period.