Book Bangalore to Hubli Car Rental

The journey from Bangalore to Hubli is approximately 412 kilometers and is most commonly traveled via NH 48. This route typically takes about 7 hours and 30 minutes by car, depending on traffic conditions. Along the way, you’ll pass through bustling towns such as Tumkur, Chitradurga, and Davanagere, each offering unique sights and local cuisine that can enhance your travel experience.

Hubli is Karnataka’s second-largest commercial centre after Bangalore and offers a mix of modern development and cultural heritage.

Chandramouleshwara Temple

Start your exploration at the impressive Chandramouleshwara Temple, an architectural marvel dating back to the 11th century. The temple’s intricate Chalukyan-style carvings tell stories of ancient Karnataka.

Nrupatunga Betta

Next, visit the Glass House at Nrupatunga Betta, offering panoramic city views. This hilltop landmark is stunning during sunset when the glass structure reflects the evening light. Your Bangalore Wheels driver can time the visit perfectly for the best views.

Siddharoodha Math

The Siddharoodha Math, a spiritual centre that draws visitors across Karnataka, provides a peaceful retreat from the city’s bustle. The math’s serene atmosphere and beautiful gardens make it a must-visit spot.

Science Centre

For science enthusiasts, the Science Centre at Dharwad, just a short drive from Hubli, offers interactive exhibits and a planetarium. It’s an excellent stop for families with children.

Unkal Lake

Round off your sightseeing at Unkal Lake, where you can enjoy boating or simply relax by the waterfront. The lake’s musical fountain and children’s park make it a popular evening destination.

With Bangalore Wheels’ professional drivers, you can comfortably visit all these attractions without worrying about navigation or parking.

Beyond sightseeing, Hubli offers engaging experiences throughout the year. Watch cotton trading at the bustling Cotton Market, one of India’s largest. Take an evening stroll through Indira Glass House Gardens, where locals gather for casual chess games. Visit the Railway Museum to see vintage locomotives, or time your visit to catch a classical music performance at Sawai Gandharva Hall – Hubli’s cultural pulse.

October through February presents Hubli at its most pleasant, with temperatures ranging from 15-28°C (59-82°F). The cool, dry winter makes exploring comfortable. While March to May brings warmth, mornings and evenings remain suitable for outdoor activities. The monsoon season (June-September) adds a green touch to the landscape but can occasionally disrupt travel plans.

For business travelers, the trusted chain hotels near Hubli-Dharwad bypass road offer modern amenities and conference facilities. Budget travellers find good value in the hotels around Station Road. For a local experience, try the family-run guesthouses in Deshpande Nagar. The area around Karnataka Circle hosts mid-range hotels with reliable service and comfortable rooms.

Start at Koppikar Road, Hubli’s commercial backbone, where local textile shops showcase Karnataka’s famous silk and cotton. The Old City area holds traditional markets selling spices and handicrafts. For modern shopping, head to Urban Oasis Mall. Don’t miss the Khadi Bhandar for authentic handloom products – their cotton kurtas make practical souvenirs.

Begin your day at Durgambika Coffee House with their famous filter coffee and idlis. For lunch, try the spicy North Karnataka thali at Basaveshwar Khanavali. Visit Hotel Doom’s for their renowned biryani, a local favorite. Grab evening snacks at Akshay Chat House near Kittur Rani Channamma Circle, where the masala dosa comes with a unique local twist.