Bangalore to Puttaparthi Taxi

The journey from Bangalore to Puttaparthi is an easy one thanks to the National Highway that ensures a smooth drive. You can look forward to traveling on smooth roads with 4-laned highways, which means your trip should be fast except for some places where road construction may slow things down.

Our driver with extensive knowledge of the route will suggest pit stops for you to visit popular places during the journey. Along this route, you can stop over for blessings from the almighty, including Shree Bhoga Nandishwara Temple or Ranganathaswamy temple. Vivekanand falls is an excellent picnic spot for nature lovers.

The alternate route between Bangalore and Puttaparthi is via the National Highways 44 and Kodur Dharmavaram Road. It is an alternate way that covers 175 km in the distance which can be covered in around 4 hours.

The Chikka Madhure Shani Mahatma Temple is a great place to go and seek blessings along this route. You can also enjoy relaxing at Grover Zampa Vineyards or Makalidurga, which has some beautiful views for hiking.

Sathya Sai Ashram

The city is home to Sathya Sai Baba’s holy residence, known as Prashanti Nilayam. The name of this Ashram translates to the abode of peace or calm in the local language. You can spend time at the Ashram soothing your mind and soul.

Chaitanya Jyoti Museum

The Chaitanya Jyoti Museum is a must-see for anyone who has an interest in the life and times of India’s most famous mystical figure, Sai Baba. The museum houses many of his personal belongings.

Sri Sathya Sai Space Theatre

The Sri Sathya Sai Space Theatre or Planetarium is a place of wonder and learning. You can enjoy an interactive show hosted by the Ashram on Thursday nights that will make your night skies come alive.

Gopuram

The grand Gopuram is a massive and ornate gate dedicated to Lord Ganesh. Constructed in 1975 to commemorate Sai Baba’s birthday, the decorative structure has been witness to countless rituals over the years.

Puttaparthi is a holy village with much to explore for spiritual seekers. You can visit the Anjaneya Swamy Temple in Puttaparthi to worship a lingam that is said to be brought by Sathya Sai Baba.

Bangalore also known as Bengaluru is a city of many identities. It is the Silicon Valley for India’s IT industry and home to several new-age startups. But there is much more to the city than business and technology. Bangalore is also known for its colonial-era architecture, lively nightlife, and picturesque gardens. You can start your day with a jog at Cubbon Park, visit the Bangalore Palace, experience reel life at Innovative Film City, and take a stroll through the Lalbagh Botanical Gardens.

The Sri Sathya Sai Ashram offers simple, clean rooms – perfect for devotees seeking spiritual connection. For more comfort, try Hotel Sai Towers or Sun Park Inn. Most places are alcohol-free and vegetarian-only.

You can also buy jewelry and fragrances here, as well as aromatic oils for your home. The Prashanti Nilayam is a great place to purchase Pashmina Shawls, spiritual books, and music records.

November to February brings comfortable weather for temple visits and ashram stays. Avoid the intense heat of March-May unless necessary. July-September stays warm but manageable.

There are plenty of restaurants in Puttaparthi serving both Indian and international cuisine. Some of the must-try dishes include South Indian delicacies like Idli, Vada, Dosa, Pongal, Chicken Tikka Masala, and Thalis. There are also several sweet shops in town serving up delicious treats like Jalebi, Laddu, and Gulab Jamun.