Mumbai to Hyderabad Bus Ticket Booking
Mumbai To Hyderabad Bus Timings, Fare, Distance & Duration
Book Mumbai to Hyderabad Bus Ticket Online
Looking for a trusted, safe and comfortable bus journey from Mumbai to Hyderabad? Book your travel with zingbus today. The trip takes about 12h 40m. Grab your tickets online now, with fares starting from ₹953.
Mumbai to Hyderabad Route Details
Mumbai
Lonavala
Pune
Loni Kalbhor
Solapur
Humnabad
Hyderabad
Mumbai to Hyderabad Bus Ticket Prices
zingbus is trusted to provide the most affordable and comfortable ways to travel from Mumbai to Hyderabad. Our fares are budget-friendly and vary depending on the bus type, travel season, and the facilities of the bus.
| Minimum Bus Ticket Price | ₹953 |
| Maximum Bus Ticket Price | ₹1197 |
Mumbai to Hyderabad Bus Timings
The bus schedule offers flexible options for Mumbai to Hyderabad journey . Check the schedule below for more details:
| First bus | 4:50 PM |
| Last bus | 5:50 PM |
Why Choose zingbus for Mumbai to Hyderabad Bus Travel
- GPS-enabled buses for live tracking
- Well-maintained, premium fleets
- Professional staff and verified drivers
- Flexible bus timings
- 24/7 customer support
- Luggage storage facilities
- Easy booking and secure payment system
- Premium lounges at select routes
- Female only seat selection for women safety
- Clean Washroom
How to Book Mumbai to Hyderabad Bus Tickets Online
Booking an online bus ticket from Mumbai to Hyderabad is simple, fast, convenient, and affordable with zingbus.
- Open the zingbus app or website.
- Enter Mumbai as origin and Hyderabad as destination, then select your travel date.
- Choose your bus, seat, and boarding/drop-off point.
- Fill in passenger details.
- Pay via UPI, credit/debit card, net banking, or wallet.
- Apply a coupon code if you have one.
- Receive your e-ticket and m-ticket instantly by SMS and email.
- Show your digital ticket and OTP to the Marshal when boarding.
Bus Types on Mumbai to Hyderabad Bus Route
zingbus runs premium coaches across multiple configurations on Mumbai to Hyderabad bus route to match every travel style and budget. Check the table above for exact details on your selected service.
- Volvo Eicher A/C Sleeper (With Washroom)
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Whether you’re prioritising luxury or budget, zingbus ensures a consistent, high-quality travel experience across all coach categories on the Mumbai to Hyderabad route.
Pickup & Drop-Off Points for Mumbai to Hyderabad Bus
zingbus offers convenient boarding and drop-off points for the Mumbai to Hyderabad bus route to ensure a seamless travel experience. Simply select your preferred location while booking.
Boarding points in Mumbai:
- Malad East (Malad East Near St Francis English High School, Mumbai) (View this on Google Maps)
- Teen Bandar Under Flyover Khargar (Teen Bandar Below Flyover Khargar) (View this on Google Maps)
- Vashi (Vashi West Plaza Mall, Mumbai) (View this on Google Maps)
- Sanpada (Sanpada OPP Shikar Hotel On Highway,brigde end ) (View this on Google Maps)
- Chembur (Chembur Near Yogi Hotel, Mumbai) (View this on Google Maps)
- Borivali East (Borivali (E) - National Park,Bridge End Near AXIS Bank ) (View this on Google Maps)
- Kandivali East (Kandivali East Samta Nagar Police Chowk, Mumbai) (View this on Google Maps)
- Sion Everard Nagar Bus Stop (Sion Everard Nagar Bus Stop, Mumbai) (View this on Google Maps)
- Kamothe (Kamothe Bus Stop, Kamothe) (View this on Google Maps)
- Andheri East (Andheri East , Infront of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Statue, Ahead Hanuman Road Bus Stop, WE Highway) (View this on Google Maps)
- Bandra East Kala Nagar (Bandra East Kala Nagar, Mumbai) (View this on Google Maps)
- CBD Belapur Flyover Ending (CBD Belapur Flyover Ending, Mumbai) (View this on Google Maps)
- Nerul (Nerul Near Bikaner Corner) (View this on Google Maps)
- Goregaon East Near Indian Oil Petrol Pump Opp Hub Mall (Goregoan-(E) Indian OIL Petrol Pump, Opp. Hub Mall, Aary Bridge END) (View this on Google Maps)
- Vile parle East (Vile parle East Near Foot over Bridge Western Expressway) (View this on Google Maps)
- Santacruz East (Santacruz East Near Panbai international School) (View this on Google Maps)
Drop-off points in Hyderabad:
- KPHB (Metro Pillar No. 738, Infront of KPHB Bus Stop) (View this on Google Maps)
- Patancheru Bus Station (Near RTC Busstop, Towards ORR) (View this on Google Maps)
- Nizampet (Near RainBow Hospital, Metro Pillar A 677, Towards Ameerpet ) (View this on Google Maps)
- Kukatpally Metro Station (Near Omni Hospital, Below kukatpally metro station, Metro Pillar: 800, Towards KPHB) (View this on Google Maps)
- Chanda Nagar (Near Vijetha Super Market, Towards BHEL) (View this on Google Maps)
- Lakdikapul (Metro Pillar No :- 1200 Towards Nampally) (View this on Google Maps)
- Zaheerabad (Bridge Ending ,Near Mahindra gate Towards Mumbai Highway ) (View this on Google Maps)
- Ameerpet (Metro Pillar No.1055, Under Ameerpet Metro Station, Towards Panjagutta Metro Station) (View this on Google Maps)
- Punjagutta (Metro pillar No 1089, Infront of Doctor Agrwal Eye Hospital, Beside Panjagutta Metro Station) (View this on Google Maps)
- SR Nagar Bus Stand (Metro Pillar No 1035, RTC Opposite Bharat Petrol Pump, Towards Ameerpet Metro Station) (View this on Google Maps)
- Bharat Nagar (Metro Pillar No. 910, Flyover Starting Point Towards Ameerpet Metro Station) (View this on Google Maps)
- Moosapet (Metro Pillar No. 890, Below Moosapet Metro Station, Towards Ameerpet) (View this on Google Maps)
- Erragadda (Metro Pillar No. 965, Infront of the Indian Oil Petrol Pump, Towards Ameerpet) (View this on Google Maps)
- Isnapur (Isnapur) (View this on Google Maps)
- Ashok Nagar BHEL (Ashok Nagar, BHEL, Near Vijetha Super Market) (View this on Google Maps)
- Woxsen College (Woxsen College) (View this on Google Maps)
- Miyapur (Metro Pillar number L1S1, Miyapur) (View this on Google Maps)
- Beeramguda (Near Santosh Family Dabha, Opp Kaman) (View this on Google Maps)
- JNTU Bus Stop (JNTU Bus Stand, Metro Pillar JNTU 19) (View this on Google Maps)
All pickup and drop-off points are verified for passenger safety and convenience. Your confirmed boarding and drop point will be shown on your ticket.
Book Hyderabad to Mumbai Bus Return Ticket
zingbus prides itself on providing the highest quality bus service that is reliable, safe, and affordable. If you plan to travel to and from intercity, zingbus can be your travel partner. Book your return ticket from Hyderabad to Mumbai and enjoy a comfortable and safe journey.
FAQs on Mumbai to Hyderabad Bus Route
Q: What is the Mumbai to Hyderabad bus ticket price?
A: Mumbai to Hyderabad bus ticket fare start from ₹953, depending on bus type, seat availability, and how early you book.
Q: How long does the bus take from Mumbai to Hyderabad?
A: Approximately 12h 40m under normal traffic and road conditions.
Q: What are the Mumbai to Hyderabad bus timings?
A: Mumbai to Hyderabad buses depart between 4:50 PM and 5:50 PM. zingbus operates 2 direct buses daily on this route.
Q: What is the distance from Mumbai to Hyderabad by bus?
A: The Mumbai to Hyderabad bus distance is approximately 644 km.
Q: Is a washroom available on the Mumbai to Hyderabad bus route?
A: Yes, clean onboard toilets are available.
Q: Does zingbus provide travel insurance?
A: Yes, on eligible bookings.
Q: What if I miss my bus?
A: Contact zingbus customer care immediately for assistance.
Q: Are there any discounts on the Mumbai to Hyderabad route?
A: Yes, check available offers on the app or website at checkout.
Q: What payment methods are accepted?
A: UPI, Net Banking, Credit/Debit Card, and digital wallets.
Q: Are buses live-tracked?
A: Yes, all zingbus coaches have GPS tracking, accessible via the app.
Q: Are female-only seats available?
A: Yes. Female-only seats can be selected at booking for added safety.
Q: Is there a luggage limit?
A: 15 kg per passenger. Check the website for the full baggage policy.
Q: Can I change my boarding or dropping point after booking my ticket?
A: Reach out to zingbus customer support through the app as early as possible changes are handled case by case, subject to seat and route availability.
Q: How long does it take for a refund to hit my account after canceling a zingbus ticket?
A: Refunds for eligible cancellations land back in your account within 3–7 business days, depending on your bank or payment provider.
Q: How do I reach Kalamboli for boarding?
A: Take a Harbour Line train to Khandeshwar or Panvel, then a short auto ride to the boarding point opposite McDonald’s.
Q: Where does the Mumbai to Hyderabad bus drop passengers?
A: The only drop is Miyapur, the northern terminus of Hyderabad Metro’s Red Line, with autos and cabs nearby.
Q: Is the State Archaeology Museum open every day?
A: No. The Telangana State Archaeology Museum closes on Fridays. Birla Mandir and the Public Gardens make good alternatives that day.
Q: Can I carry my phone into Birla Mandir?
A: No. Phones, cameras and bags are not allowed inside the temple, so leave them at your hotel before visiting.
If you still have questions related to the Mumbai to Hyderabad bus trip, please refer to our zingbus FAQ page here.
Mumbai to Hyderabad Bus Travel Guide
A Mumbai to Hyderabad bus boards at Kalamboli in the late afternoon and reaches Miyapur, at the north-western end of Hyderabad’s Red Line, early the next morning. A single metro ride south brings you to Nampally, home to the Telangana State Archaeology Museum, with Birla Mandir’s white marble temple on the hill nearby.
Departing from Mumbai for Hyderabad
This route has one Mumbai boarding point, Kalamboli, on the Navi Mumbai side where the Sion Panvel highway meets the Mumbai Pune Expressway. Departures fall in the late afternoon, so travellers from the western suburbs need to allow extra time before the Mumbai to Hyderabad bus leaves.
Local Transport to Mumbai Bus Boarding Points
Kalamboli has no suburban station of its own, so most travellers combine a Harbour Line train with a short auto ride. Late-afternoon traffic builds quickly on the highways around Panvel.
- Kalamboli: The boarding point is opposite McDonald’s, near the Mumbai Pune Expressway.
- Via Harbour Line: Take a train to Khandeshwar or Panvel, then an auto for the last stretch.
- Via Navi Mumbai Metro: Line 1 reaches Kharghar and CBD Belapur, a short cab ride from Kalamboli.
- From the Western Suburbs: A cab across the city is simpler with luggage but slow in evening traffic.
Arrive about 20 minutes before reporting time, as the stop sits on a busy highway junction. Have dinner or carry snacks, since the bus leaves before the usual dinner hour.
Arriving in Hyderabad
The Mumbai to Hyderabad bus has one drop, Miyapur, which is the terminus of Hyderabad Metro’s Red Line. From here, trains run south through Kukatpally, Ameerpet, Lakdikapul and Nampally to LB Nagar.
- Miyapur: The only Hyderabad drop, at the northern terminus of the Red Line metro.
- Red Line Metro: Trains from Miyapur reach Ameerpet for the Blue Line and Nampally for the old city side.
- HITEC City: Miyapur is about 15 to 20 minutes by road from Hyderabad’s IT district.
- Autos and App Cabs: Both wait around Miyapur and suit early arrivals before the metro opens.
The metro starts around 6 AM, so very early arrivals may need an auto or cab first. Travellers heading to HITEC City can change to the Blue Line at Ameerpet. Hotels set their own check-in times.
Top Places to Visit in Hyderabad
The Nampally and Lakdikapul area holds one of Hyderabad’s oldest museums and one of its best-known temples, within a short ride of each other. Both are reachable from Miyapur by the Red Line.
- Telangana State Archaeology Museum: Opened in 1927 in the Public Gardens, it closes every Friday.
- Egyptian Mummy: The museum’s best-known exhibit is a mummy preserved for more than 2,350 years.
- Public Gardens: The historic gardens around the museum make a shaded walk on warm afternoons.
- Birla Mandir: A Venkateswara temple of white Rajasthan marble on Naubath Pahad, completed in 1976.
- Ajanta Gallery: The museum displays copies of Ajanta cave paintings alongside sculptures and coins.
Things to Do in Hyderabad After Your Bus Journey
After the Mumbai to Hyderabad bus, a museum morning and a temple evening make a calm first day. The Red Line links the drop with Nampally, keeping road travel short.
- Museum Visit: Spend the late morning among the State Museum’s sculptures, coins, manuscripts and mummy.
- Garden Stroll: The Public Gardens around the museum offer lawns and old trees for a short rest.
- Hilltop Temple Visit: Birla Mandir’s hilltop setting gives wide views over Hussain Sagar and the city.
- Evening Darshan: The temple reopens at 3 PM and stays open until 9 PM for evening visitors.
- Hyderabadi Breakfast: A plate of paya or khagina with naan makes a filling first meal after arrival.
A Practical First Day in Hyderabad
The bus reaches Miyapur early in the morning. Have breakfast near the drop, then take the metro or a cab to your hotel and rest for a few hours after the overnight journey.
Around 10:30 AM, take the Red Line to Nampally and walk to the Telangana State Archaeology Museum in the Public Gardens. The museum closes on Fridays, so on that day spend longer at the gardens and Birla Mandir instead.
After lunch and a rest, visit Birla Mandir after it reopens at 3 PM, staying until sunset for the city views. Phones, cameras and bags are not allowed inside, so leave them at your hotel before you go.
Hyderabad Local Transport Costs and Sightseeing Budget
For one adult on the museum and temple plan, ₹1040 covers museum entry, metro rides, short autos, meals and snacks. The museum fee is a published rate, while other figures are planning allowances. Hotel stays and the Mumbai ticket are excluded.
| Expense | Cost or planning allowance |
| State Archaeology Museum entry | ₹10 per adult, published rate |
| Birla Mandir entry | Free |
| Metro, Miyapur to Nampally and back | ₹130 per person as an allowance within published fares of ₹11 to ₹69 |
| Short autos | ₹150 per person as a daily planning allowance |
| Breakfast, lunch and dinner | ₹600 per person as a daily planning allowance |
| Tea, snacks and water | ₹150 per person as a daily planning allowance |
| Sample day for one adult | ₹1040, excluding photography charges |
Children pay ₹5 at the museum, and photography carries a ₹20 charge, with a higher charge for video. Birla Mandir has no entry fee.
Metro tickets in Hyderabad cost between ₹11 and ₹69, depending on distance. Sharing an auto from Miyapur to your hotel lowers the early morning transfer cost.
Note: The museum fee and metro fares are published rates; other amounts are planning allowances.
Famous Foods to Try in Hyderabad
Hyderabad’s kitchens offer far more than biryani, with slow-cooked stews, kebabs and breakfast dishes rooted in the city’s Deccani food culture.
- Marag: A medium-spiced, aromatic mutton soup-curry, often served at weddings and celebrations.
- Shikampuri Kebab: Soft minced-meat kebabs with a creamy filling, sometimes topped with a fried egg.
- Dalcha with Bagara Khana: A lentil and meat stew served with ghee-spiced rice, traditionally on Fridays.
- Paya: Slow-cooked trotters in a spiced broth, a classic Hyderabadi breakfast with naan.
- Khagina: Spiced scrambled eggs cooked with onion and green chilli, eaten with bread or roti.
Best Time to Travel from Mumbai to Hyderabad
October to February is the most comfortable time in Hyderabad, with cool mornings and pleasant afternoons. Summer heat and monsoon rain change how much time suits outdoor plans.
- October and November: Cooler days return after the rains, suiting garden walks and the hilltop temple.
- December to February: The coolest months, with December nights around 14°C.
- March to June: Temperatures often pass 40°C from April, so plan the museum for the hottest hours.
- June to September: Monsoon showers can slow traffic around Nampally and Lakdikapul.
Safety Measures by zingbus on Mumbai to Hyderabad Bus Journey
The Mumbai to Hyderabad bus is a long overnight journey from Navi Mumbai across Maharashtra into Telangana. Three core zingbus measures support passengers from Kalamboli to Miyapur.
- Two-Driver Policy: zingbus rotates drivers on routes longer than six hours, which covers this overnight run to Hyderabad.
- zingbus Marshal: The onboard marshal helps passengers settle and handles concerns during the trip.
- Emergency Exits: Marked exit points show the way out; keep bags off the aisle and follow the crew.
Kalamboli is a busy highway junction, so wait away from traffic until the coach arrives. In Hyderabad, an early morning arrival at Miyapur is best followed by a known app cab or the metro once it opens.
Plan Your Mumbai to Hyderabad Bus Journey
Getting off the Mumbai to Hyderabad bus at Miyapur puts the State Museum and Birla Mandir one Red Line ride away. For the return, the Hyderabad to Mumbai bus boards at metro, van and highway points across Hyderabad and Secunderabad.
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