Embark on an exhilarating 755 km round trip bike ride from Hyderabad to Gandikota, often called the Grand Canyon of India. This 2-day adventure features the dramatic Pennar Gorge, the historic Gandikota Fort, and scenic rides through Andhra Pradesh's rocky landscapes. Ideal for solo riders seeking a blend of history and natural beauty, with an estimated fuel budget of ₹2,500.
Begin your ride early from Hyderabad, taking the Outer Ring Road (ORR) to connect to NH44 South. Ensure your bike is fueled up and carry essentials.
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Stop for a quick breakfast at one of the many highway dhabas or restaurants near Jadcherla on NH44. Try local South Indian breakfast items.
85 km
Reach Kurnool, a major city and a good point to refuel your bike and take a short break. NH44 roads are excellent up to this point.
212 km
Leave NH44 at Kurnool and head south-east on the state roads towards Jammalamadugu. They are narrower, so slow down through the villages. Lunch in Jammalamadugu.
350 km
Check in at the APTDC Haritha resort or the APTDC tents near the fort.
375 km
Walk the fort, including the Jama Masjid, Raghunatha temple and the granary, then watch the sunset over the Penna river gorge.
378 km
Sunrise over the gorge, then a look at the Madhavaraya temple inside the fort.
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Have breakfast at your stay or a local dhaba in Gandikota village.
2 km
Ride back via Jammalamadugu to Kurnool and NH44.
15 km
Stop for lunch at a restaurant or dhaba near Kurnool on NH44.
160 km
Take a short break for tea or coffee on NH44, approximately 100-150 km before Hyderabad.
280 km
Reach Hyderabad by late afternoon/early evening, concluding your thrilling bike trip to Gandikota.
375 km
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