- 20:00 Boarding Points Time Boarding Point 20:00 Balangir 7h 0m → 03:00 Dropping Points Time Dropping Point 03:00 CuttackSriramjee BenzNON A/C Seater (2+2) 3.0/5seats 55 left600 Fare Details Rs600 - Seater
Rs1200 - Seater
FAQ about Buses from Bolangir to Cuttack
How many buses are running between Bolangir to Cuttack on the daily basis?
1 buses are running between Bolangir to Cuttack. Out of which 1 are sleeper buses, and 1 are NON AC buses.
When does the first Bolangir to Cuttack bus leaves for the day?
The first bus for Bolangir to Cuttack bus route leaves at 20:00. It is a other bus and fare for this bus is ₹600.
When does the last bus leaves for Cuttack from Bolangir?
The last bus for Bolangir to Cuttack route leaves at 20:00. The ticket price for this other bus is ₹600.
What are the boarding points for Bolangir to Cuttack Bus service?
Boarding points for this bus route in Bolangir is Balangir .
What are the dropping points in Cuttack for the Bolangir Cuttack bus route?
Dropping points in Cuttack for this route is Cuttack .
Who are the popular operators on the Bolangir to Cuttack bus route?
Top operators on the Bolangir to Cuttack bus route is Sriramjee Benz .
Bolangir Cuttack Bus Schedule & Info
Hotels in Cuttack
Popular attractions in Cuttack
Barabati FortBelieved to be constructed in the 11th century by the Ganga dynasty, the Barabati fort is situated on the banks of the Mahanadi River. Its main attractions include the ornately carved gateway and the 20-yard wide ditch, most probably dug to protect the fort against invaders.
- Cuttack Chandi Temple
India is a spiritually inclined nation with hundreds and thousands of known and unknown consecrated sites within its premises, built to honour the religious sentiments of its citizens. Orissa houses a good number of temples, out of which the Katak Chandi Temple is highly revered and Maa Katak Chandi is believed to be a 'Living Goddess'.
- Bhitarkanika Wildlife Sanctuary
The Bhitarkanika Wildlife Sanctuary, located in the estuarine region of Brahmani-Baitarani, is one of the most spectacular wildlife sanctuaries in the continent of Asia. The Mangroves, salt-tolerant tree species, are a wonder of the place, sprawling an area of nearly 672 square kilometre. Criss-crossed by numerous water-sketches, the sanctuary is a proud refuge to a plethora of birds, animals and amphibians.