Bareilly to Gaya Taxi | One Way & Round Trip Cab Service

Bareilly to Gaya Taxi

Bareilly and Gaya are separated by a long stretch of North Indian highway, but every year thousands of people make this journey — for pilgrimage, family visits, and business. Gaya, home to the sacred Vishnupad Temple and located close to Bodh Gaya, draws Hindu pilgrims performing Pind Daan as well as Buddhist travellers visiting the Mahabodhi Temple. Others travel for work, weddings, or to visit relatives settled in Bihar.

A private taxi from Bareilly to Gaya removes the hassle of changing trains or waiting for connecting flights. You get a single vehicle from your doorstep in Bareilly straight to your destination in Gaya, with stops on your own schedule. Lucknow Taxi Hub offers both one-way and round-trip taxi service on this route, with pickup available from home, hotel, railway station, or nearby airport.

Quick Route Information

Distance and travel time can change depending on your exact pickup point, the route taken, weather, and traffic conditions along the highway.

Bareilly to Gaya Taxi Service

Lucknow Taxi Hub provides a complete outstation cab service for this route, covering:

• Private taxi for individuals and families
• One-way taxi for those not returning immediately
• Round-trip cab for a return journey with the same vehicle
• Doorstep pickup from your home or hotel in Bareilly
• Drop at your hotel, guest house, or near the temples in Gaya
• Online cab booking by phone, with confirmation before travel
• Pickup and drop coordination for railway station transfers
• Support for pilgrimage groups, family trips, and business travel

Whether you are travelling alone, with family, or in a small group, the vehicle and trip type can be chosen to match your needs.

Distance and Travel Time

The road distance between Bareilly and Gaya is approximately 780 to 850 kilometres, and the journey typically takes around 14 to 16 hours by car. This is a long-distance drive that passes through Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, so actual time depends on:

• Traffic near towns and highway junctions
• Road and weather conditions, especially during monsoon or winter fog
• Number and length of halts for food and rest
• Festival season traffic, particularly around Pitru Paksha (Pind Daan season) when many pilgrims travel to Gaya
• Your exact starting point and final drop location

Since this is a long journey, most travellers prefer to start early in the morning and plan for an overnight halt if needed, rather than attempting the full distance without rest.

Bareilly to Gaya One Way Taxi

A one-way taxi is a practical choice if you are travelling to Gaya for pilgrimage and plan to continue onward, or if you are not returning to Bareilly on the same trip. It works well for:

• Pilgrims visiting Gaya and Bodh Gaya who plan further travel from Bihar
• Travellers connecting to a train or flight from Gaya
• Business visitors with a fixed one-way schedule
• Families relocating or attending an event in Gaya
• Anyone who does not need the same vehicle for a return trip

You only pay for the distance you travel, and there is no need to book a return seat separately.

Bareilly to Gaya Round Trip Taxi

For travellers who want to visit Gaya and come back to Bareilly with the same taxi, a round-trip booking is more convenient. This suits:

• Pilgrimage trips with a fixed number of days in Gaya and Bodh Gaya
• Family visits where the return date is already decided
• Short business trips
• Groups who prefer one vehicle and one driver for the entire journey

Waiting charges and halt requirements, if any, can be discussed and confirmed at the time of booking.

Bareilly Railway Station to Gaya Taxi

For passengers arriving in Bareilly by train, Lucknow Taxi Hub offers direct pickup from Bareilly Junction for onward taxi travel to Gaya. Similarly, drop can be arranged near Gaya Junction railway station, making it easy to combine train and taxi travel for either end of the journey.

About Bareilly

Bareilly is a major city in the Rohilkhand region of Uttar Pradesh, located on the banks of the Ramganga River. Founded in 1537, it has grown into an important commercial and cultural centre in western Uttar Pradesh. The city is well known for its cane and bamboo furniture, zari-zardozi embroidery work, and the famous Bareilly ki Barfi. It is also home to several historic temples, including four Shiva temples located in different corners of the city, and religious sites associated with the Sufi saint Ala Hazrat. Well connected by road and rail to Delhi, Lucknow, and other major cities, Bareilly serves as a natural starting point for long-distance road journeys such as this one to Gaya.

Places to Visit in Bareilly

• Dargah Ala Hazrat – A significant Sufi shrine associated with the noted Islamic scholar Ahmed Raza Khan, drawing visitors throughout the year.
• Alakh Nath Temple – One of the prominent Shiva temples in the city, known for its peaceful atmosphere.
• Trivati Nath Temple – A well-maintained Shiva temple with detailed architecture, considered among the city’s important religious sites.
• Jagannath Temple – A historic temple holding religious significance for local devotees.
• Fun City – A large amusement and water park on the Pilibhit Road bypass, popular with families.
• Jat Regimental Centre – A military heritage site with a museum showcasing the history of the Jat Regiment.
• Local bazaars for cane furniture and zari work – Ideal for those interested in Bareilly’s traditional handicrafts.

About Gaya

Gaya is one of the most important pilgrimage cities in India, located on the banks of the Falgu River in Bihar and surrounded on three sides by hills. It holds deep significance for both Hindus and Buddhists. For Hindus, Gaya is the principal site for performing Pind Daan, a ritual for ancestors, centred around the historic Vishnupad Temple. Close to Gaya lies Bodh Gaya, one of the holiest sites in Buddhism, where Gautam Buddha is believed to have attained enlightenment under the Bodhi Tree. The city attracts pilgrims, historians, and tourists from across India and abroad, and is well connected by road, rail, and air, including an international airport serving Bodh Gaya.

Places to Visit in Gaya

• Vishnupad Temple – An ancient temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu, believed to house his footprint, and a major site for the Pind Daan ritual.
• Mahabodhi Temple, Bodh Gaya – A UNESCO World Heritage Site marking the spot where Buddha is believed to have attained enlightenment.
• Bodhi Tree – Located within the Mahabodhi Temple complex, regarded as a direct descendant of the original tree under which Buddha meditated.
• Akshayabat (Akshaya Vat) – A sacred banyan tree near Vishnupad Temple, associated with several religious legends.
• Barabar Caves – A set of ancient rock-cut caves dating back to the Mauryan period, located near Gaya.
• Dungeshwari Cave Temple – The site where Buddha is said to have practised austerities before attaining enlightenment.
• Mangla Gauri Temple – One of the oldest Shakti Peeth temples in India, situated on a hilltop overlooking the city.
• Bodhgaya Archaeological Museum – A museum near the Mahabodhi Temple displaying ancient sculptures and artefacts.
• Thai, Chinese, and Tibetan Monasteries – A cluster of monasteries in Bodh Gaya reflecting Buddhist architecture from different countries.
• Falgu River Ghats – The riverside area where several rituals connected to Pind Daan are performed.

Best Cab for This Route

Sedan Cab

A sedan is a comfortable option for solo travellers, couples, or small families of up to three, and works well for a straightforward one-way or round trip.

Ertiga / SUV

An Ertiga or similar SUV suits families or small groups of four to six travelling together, offering more luggage space than a sedan.

Innova Crysta

The Innova Crysta is a good choice for those who want extra comfort on a long journey of this distance, especially for families with elderly members or young children.

Tempo Traveller

For larger groups, such as pilgrimage parties or extended families travelling together for Pind Daan or a Bodh Gaya visit, a Tempo Traveller offers more seating and shared luggage space.

Why Book Lucknow Taxi Hub?

• Private taxi and outstation cab service for the Bareilly to Gaya route
• Choice of one-way or round-trip booking
• Multiple vehicle options to match group size and comfort needs
• Doorstep pickup from home or hotel in Bareilly
• Drop coordination near temples, hotels, or Gaya Junction railway station
• Simple phone-based booking with confirmed details before travel
• Experienced drivers familiar with long-distance highway routes
• Ongoing customer support before and during the journey

How to Book

1. Call Lucknow Taxi Hub at 09151118982.
2. Share your exact pickup location in Bareilly.
3. Tell us your drop location in Gaya or Bodh Gaya.
4. Provide your preferred travel date and time.
5. Select a vehicle based on your group size — Sedan, Ertiga, Innova Crysta, or Tempo Traveller.
6. Choose one-way or round-trip service.
7. Ask for the latest quotation for your specific dates.
8. Confirm your booking to lock in the vehicle and driver.

Contact: 09151118982

Route-Specific Travel Tips

• Start early in the morning to make the most of daylight hours on this long route.
• Keep some buffer time in your schedule, as an 780–850 km drive can take longer during festival season or bad weather.
• If travelling during Pitru Paksha for Pind Daan, expect heavier crowds and traffic in and around Gaya.
• Carry snacks, water, and any medicines you may need, since halts are typically spaced out on highway routes.
• Elderly travellers and young children may find an Innova Crysta more comfortable than a sedan for this distance.
• Check winter fog conditions in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar if travelling between December and January, as visibility can affect travel time.
• Keep identification documents handy, especially if visiting religious sites in Gaya and Bodh Gaya.
• Book your taxi a few days in advance during peak pilgrimage season to ensure vehicle availability.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How far is Gaya from Bareilly? The road distance between Bareilly and Gaya is approximately 780 to 850 kilometres, depending on the exact route taken. The precise distance can vary slightly based on your specific pickup and drop points within each city.

2. How long does the journey from Bareilly to Gaya take by taxi? The journey typically takes around 14 to 16 hours by road. This can vary based on traffic, weather, number of halts, and road conditions along the way, especially during festival season.

3. Can I book a private taxi from Bareilly to Gaya? Yes, Lucknow Taxi Hub offers private taxi service for this route with pickup from your home or hotel in Bareilly and drop at your chosen location in Gaya or Bodh Gaya.

4. Is one-way taxi service available on this route? Yes, you can book a one-way taxi if you are not returning to Bareilly on the same trip. This is useful for pilgrims continuing onward or travellers with a fixed one-way schedule.

5. Can I book a round-trip taxi for this route? Yes, round-trip taxi service is available if you want the same vehicle and driver for your return journey to Bareilly.

6. Can I book an outstation cab online for this route? You can call Lucknow Taxi Hub directly at 09151118982 to share your travel details and confirm your outstation cab booking.

7. Is railway station pickup and drop available? Yes, pickup from Bareilly Junction and drop near Gaya Junction can be arranged as part of your taxi booking.

8. Which vehicle is suitable for a family trip to Gaya? For small families, a sedan or Ertiga works well. For larger families or those wanting extra comfort on this long route, an Innova Crysta is a good option.

9. Is an Innova Crysta available for this route? Yes, the Innova Crysta is available for bookings between Bareilly and Gaya, and is a popular choice for long-distance comfort.

10. Can a group book a Tempo Traveller for this journey? Yes, Tempo Travellers are available for larger groups such as pilgrimage parties or extended families travelling together.

11. Can I visit Bodh Gaya as part of this taxi trip? Yes, Bodh Gaya is located close to Gaya city, and your taxi can be arranged to include a drop or visit there as part of your itinerary. Please share this requirement while booking.

12. How can I get the latest fare for this route? For the latest taxi quotation, contact Lucknow Taxi Hub at 09151118982.

13. How do I book a taxi from Bareilly to Gaya? You can call Lucknow Taxi Hub, share your pickup and drop details, travel date, and preferred vehicle, and confirm your booking over the phone.

14. How early should I book my taxi for this route? It is advisable to book a few days in advance, particularly during pilgrimage season like Pitru Paksha, to ensure the vehicle you want is available.

15. Is this route suitable for elderly travellers or young children? Yes, many families travel this route with elderly parents or young children. Choosing a more comfortable vehicle like the Innova Crysta and planning rest halts can make the journey easier.