Madurai to Bengaluru Buses

Madurai to Bangalore Bus services

Situated on the banks of River Vaigai, Madurai is also known as Athens of the East because of its glorious history and culture. From being one of the oldest city in Tamil Nadu, Madurai has grown to become a modern commercial city owing to its various rubber, automobile, granite and chemical manufacturing industries. Located at a distance of approximately 435 km away from Madurai through National Highway 7, Bangalore is known as the IT hub of India. Tourists are attracted to the city because of its cool climate, green environment, numerous attractions, good accommodation options and cosmopolitan culture. Bangalore is well-connected to Madurai by road and regular bus service provided by various bus operators ensure smooth travelling between these two cities.

Popular bus operators like SRS Travels, KPN Travels and Sharma Transports along with others operate regular buses on Madurai to Bangalore bus route. Goibibo has tied up with all top bus operators and hence provides you largest fleet of bus services to select from like Volvo A/C Sleeper, Non A/C Sleeper, Volvo A/C Seater, A/C Sleeper and Non A/C Seater. Travel time from Madurai to Bangalore is around 7h 0m, but can stretch up to 10h 0m, depending on the route taken by the bus. Visit Goibibo's Madurai to Bangalore online bus booking page to get all details related to bus fares, schedule, boarding/departing points, availability of seats and cancellation policy.

The first bus departs from Madurai to Bangalore at around 12:45 p.m. and the last bus at around 23:15 p.m. With as many as 28 buses running from Madurai to Bangalore on a daily basis, you can book bus tickets online anytime on Goibibo.com. While your stay in Madurai, you can visit Meenakshi Sundareswarar twin-temple, Thirumalai Nayak Mahal, Gandhi Museum and St. Marys Cathedral Church. Bangalore is home to various places of interest which you must explore such as Wonderla Amusement Park, Infant Jesus Shrine, Phoenix Marketcity, National Gallery of Modern Art and Dodda Ganapathi Temple.