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Hourly car rental in Bhopal

Keep a car and driver for 4, 8 or 12 hours — ideal for errands, meetings, sightseeing and multiple stops.

Hourly rental

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Car
4 hr / 40 km
8 hr / 80 km
12 hr / 120 km
Hatchback
4+1 seats · ₹15/km beyond
₹2,520 Total package fare Choose this package
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₹3,780 Total package fare Choose this package
Sedan
4+1 seats · ₹15/km beyond
₹2,520 Total package fare Choose this package
₹2,730 Total package fare Choose this package
₹3,780 Total package fare Choose this package
Suv 7 Str
6+1 seats · ₹18/km beyond
₹3,150 Total package fare Choose this package
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₹5,250 Total package fare Choose this package

Included in the price: the car and chauffeur, GST. Extra hours and kilometres use the published car rate and are shown before payment.

4 hours / 40 kmErrands, appointments and short city runs.
8 hours / 80 kmMeetings across town or a full day of sightseeing.
12 hours / 120 kmUnhurried plans with more stops and flexibility.
The fleet

Which car for which trip

What each class costs on a real Bhopal route today — tap the fare for the full breakdown.

Hatchback taxi in Bhopal

Hatchback

4+1 seats · 2 bags
from ₹12.5/km
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Sedan taxi in Bhopal

Sedan

4+1 seats · 2 bags
from ₹13/km
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Toyota Innova-Mahindra Marazzo taxi in Bhopal

Toyota Innova-Mahindra Marazzo

6+1 seats · 4 bags
from ₹18/km
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About Bhopal

Cab travel in Bhopal

Bhopal is the capital of Madhya Pradesh. When it was ruled by the Mughals, it was the capital of Bhopal State. It is the only state to have been ruled by four women from 1819 and 1926. However, despite the fact that it has been ruled for the longest time by Mughals, it is named after Raja Bhoj of the Paramara dynasty. The Mughal influence is visible in the culture and architecture of the city. Bhopal has a hilly terrain and a dry climate. Bhopal is also called ?The City of Lakes? for it has beautiful artificial lakes. Its lush greenery and beautiful sightseeing locations make it a must for everybody to visit, so book your cab a Getmecab and start right away!

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Explore Bhopal

Places and getaways

Bhopal Lake

Bhopal Lake is formally named 'Bhojtal'. Lakes are colloquially known as 'Talaab', and Bhojtal is known as the 'Badatalaab'. It is situated all along the VIP road and is a major source of drinking water. It offers a great opportunity for boating and sightseeing, especially during the evening. The lake has a huge statue of Raja Bhoj near the roadside. It is a primary location for anybody who visits Bhopal, and it should not be missed to visit.

Kerwa dam

Kerwa dam is located in the suburbs of Bhopal. It is a lowly populated picnic spot with a few eating joints here and there. The place is best for a visit during the rains as it becomes lush green and the water level is adequate too. This is a great place for sightseeing and for all adventure sports enthusiasts, for it offers opportunities like twin zipping and rock climbing.

Bharat Bhawan

Apart from being an aesthetically pleasing place, Bhopal is also a great cultural and traditional hub. This is best showcased at Bharat Bhawan, a theater and an exhibition hall near the Bhopal Lake itself. Bharat Bhawan has shows by some of the greatest artists in the field of theater, music, painting, sculpture and literature. Various festivals in all these fields are organized by the management from time to time, making it a primary attraction for all art enthusiasts.

Van Vihar National Park

Van Vihar National Park is again, located in the suburbs of Bhopal. It opened in 1983 and ever since it has been very strict about the safety of animals from hunters and poachers. The park categorizes animals into herbivores and carnivores. The herbivores roam around freely while the carnivores are caged. It is a habitat for lions, hyenas, tigers, crocodiles, snakes, pythons, along with herbivores like sambar, blue bull and chital.

Taj-ul-Masjid

Taj-Ul-Masjid translates into 'Crown among Mosques'. It was built at the time of Bahadur Shah Zafar and is the largest mosque in India. The construction of this mosque went through a lot of ups and downs because of the invasions and due to lack of funds. It was finally completed 1985. The architecture of the mosque has a stark resemblance to the Jama Masjid in Delhi and the Badshahi Mosque in Lahore.

Museum of Man

Also known as Indira Gandhi Manav Sangrahalaya, the museum is spread over a huge area and the handicrafts placed here depict the timeline of the evolution of mankind with respect to the culture of India. It is beautifully designed and depicts aptly the journey of India and its people, while displaying their ethnic art as well.

Birla temple

Birla temple, a grand pilgrimage in Bhopal, primarily focuses on the worship of the deity Lakshmi Narayan, though the temple has the idols of other Gods as well. The place has the charm of an ancient Hindu construction, which attracts devotees from all parts of India. Not only is it religiously important, but it has a significant aesthetic value attached to it. It has beautiful gardens and offers a large view of the city.

Fish museum

A fish aquarium is nested in a slightly less visited but a very scenic locality near the governor's residence. Spread across an area of one hectare, the museum has about 66 different varieties of fishes stored in aquariums. Apart from this, it has fishes stored in lakes and ponds as well. If not anything, visit this place to gain more knowledge about the aquatic animals around you!

Sanchi Stupa

Sanchi Stupa is located 46 km to the north-east of Bhopal. It is one of the oldest structures in India made of stone and was originally constructed during the reign of Ashoka the Great. The place has a rich heritage and a remarkable history, which one can appreciate with its simple, yet insightful architecture. Some of its parts got destroyed by the Mughals and have been reconstructed post-independence.

Udaygiri caves

Udaygiri caves are located in Vidisha towards the North of Bhopal. They are one of the oldest cave temples in India. Their construction was completed at the time of Gupta Empire and has sculptures of various Hindu Gods, out of which the Lord Vishnu' s sculpture is the most distinct. Udayagiri also has plenty of rock-shelters, petro glyphs, inscriptions, fortifications and habitation mounds. The complex consists of about twenty caves, all of which are dedicated to Hinduism except one that is dedicated to Jainism.

Bhimbetka

It is believed that Bhimbetka got its name because it was the sitting place of Bhima in Mahabharata. Bhimbetka caves display the earliest signs of life and culture in India. Bhimbetka is located on the Southern end of the Vindhya hills. Bhimbetka was discovered by archaeologist V.S.Vakankar in 1957. It depicts various sequences of cave carvings which show the relevance of Hindu culture in those times as well.

Bhojpur

Bhojpur is famous for its huge Shiva temple. The Shiva linga here is the largest one in the world. This place is 28 km from Bhopal and is located on the banks of Betwa River. The surroundings of the temple are lush green but unkempt, which makes it naturally beautiful. One can sit by the river and enjoy the peaceful beauty of nature here.

Satpura National Park

Satpura National Park is located 210 km from Bhopal. Set up in 1981, the terrain of the national park consists of sandstone peaks, ravines, narrow gorges and dense forests. Doopgarh peak is the highest peak in the region. Satpura National Park is very rich in biodiversity. There are numerous animals present in this park like tigers, leopards, chital, Indian muntjac, Nilgai, four-horned antelope, fox, porcupine, and flying squirrel. There are a variety of birds out of which horn bills and peafowls are the most commonly found ones.

Omakreshwar Temple

Omkareshwar is one of the 12 auspicious shrines of Lord Shiva. It is located on the banks of the Narmada River. The place is extremely serene and has the calm vibe of a spiritual place. The river Narmada is so clean that one can take a bath in it. Near to Omkareshwar temple is the Mamleshwar temple. The two temples are connected by a bridge over the Narmada River. One can also take the boat and cross the water.

Indore

Indore is known as the commercial capital of Madhya Pradesh. It is about 280 km from Bhopal and was evolved as an industrial hub when the Bhopal Gas tragedy took place. A significant historical venue, it is famous for its cultural base and food. There are plenty of places to visit here, like the Atal Bihari Vajpayee Regional Park, Kamla Nehru Zoo and the Meghdoot garden. Everything said and done, Bhopal has a lot of beauty and adventure to offer.

Ujjain

It is the largest city in the state of Madhya Pradesh situated at a distance of 172 Km from the state capital, Bhopal. Ujjain has been selected one among the 100 cities to be developed in to 'Smart City'. Ujjain is tightly packed with tourist attractions like Shri Mahakaleshwar Temple, kal Bhairav Temple, Harsiddhi Temple, Mangalnath Temple, Chintaman Ganesh Temple, Ujjain Simhast Kumbh, Sandipan Ashram, Isckon Temple, Bhartihari caves, Jantar Mantar, Ram Ghat, Patal Bhairav, Kalideh Palace, Ankapata,Vikrant Bhairav Shrine etc.

Khajuraho

This set of monuments is a group of Jain and Hindu temples in the state of Madhya Pradesh and Khajuraho is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India. It is said that Khajuraho had 85 temples in total until the end of 12th century, out of which only 20 have survived till today. These temples are famous for their architectural styles and their erotic sculptures. Located around 350 Km from Bhopal, these temples should be on your list definitely.
Travel guide

Getting around Bhopal, and out of it

Driving out of Bhopal

The 4 destinations priced above are the ones we can quote from Bhopal today. The shortest is Satpura National Park at 184.0 km, from ₹3,740; the longest is Khajuraho at 378.0 km, from ₹7,406.

By road distance from Bhopal: Under 200 km — Satpura National Park, Ujjain, Indore; Over 350 km — Khajuraho.

Outstation fares here are all-inclusive: tolls, state entry tax, GST and the driver's allowance are inside the number you see, not added at drop. A one-way trip is priced for the distance you travel rather than the return leg, so it costs less than the same route booked as a round trip.

Getting around Bhopal

Inside Bhopal the car is booked by time rather than by trip: 4 hours / 40 km, 8 hours / 80 km, 12 hours / 120 km. The driver stays with you for the whole package, so a day of three or four stops is one booking and one fare instead of three separate drops.

Go past the hours or the kilometres in your package and the extra is charged at the published rate for that car, shown before you pay.

FAQs

Booking a cab in Bhopal

Why book a Bhopal cab with GetMeCab?

GetMeCab shows the fare for your Bhopal trip before you book — outstation, local and airport — with free cancellation and 24×7 human support.

What types of cabs are available in Bhopal?

Hatchbacks and sedans for couples and small families, SUVs and Innova Crysta for larger groups or luggage, and tempo travellers for 10+ passengers — all bookable in Bhopal.

How is the Bhopal cab fare calculated?

Outstation trips are priced per kilometre with driver allowance and taxes included; local rentals use fixed hourly packages (4/8/12 hr). Every fare is shown in full before you pay.

Do you offer outstation and airport cabs from Bhopal?

Yes — one-way and round-trip outstation cabs to hundreds of destinations, fixed-fare Bhopal airport pickups and drops, and hourly local rentals, all from one place.

Can I book a Bhopal cab for full-day local sightseeing?

Absolutely. Choose an 8-hour/80 km or 12-hour/120 km local package and keep a car and driver for the day to explore Bhopal at your own pace.

When can I cancel a Bhopal booking?

Free cancellation for a 100% refund up to 24 hours before pickup; within 24 hours the advance is non-refundable. Date and time changes are free up to the same cut-off.

Ready when you are

Fixed fare quoted before you pay, driver details before pickup, humans on call the whole way.