Popular Buses from Dindigul Bye Pass to Chennai
- DepartDuration
- arriveoperator
- 22:35
Dindigul Bye Pass7h-25m - 06:00
ChennaiNon A/C Seater/Sleeper (2+1)
- 23:00
Dindigul Bye Pass7h-30m - 06:30
ChennaiTholan Travvels ( NON STOP ) Leyland Non A/C Semi Sleeper (2+2)
- 23:15
Dindigul Bye Pass7h-30m - 06:45
ChennaiA/C Seater (2+2)
- 23:55
Dindigul Bye Pass7h-5m - 07:00
ChennaiNon A/C Seater/Sleeper (2+1)
- 23:15
Dindigul Bye Pass7h-45m - 07:00
ChennaiSri Krishna Travels [NON STOP] Leyland Non A/C Seater/Sleeper (2+1)
- 23:30
Dindigul Bye Pass7h-30m - 07:00
ChennaiNon A/C Sleeper (2+1)
- 21:45
Dindigul Bye Pass8h-15m - 06:00
ChennaiValan Tours & Travels Leyland Non A/C Semi Sleeper (2+2)
- 21:45
Dindigul Bye Pass6h-45m - 04:30
ChennaiJoy Travels Non A/C Sleeper (2+1)
- 22:25
Dindigul Bye Pass6h-30m - 04:55
ChennaiNon A/C Seater/Sleeper (2+1)
- 00:30
Dindigul Bye Pass8h-0m - 08:30
ChennaiNon A/C Seater/Sleeper (2+1)
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Valluvar Kottam TempleThe Valluvar Kottam is situated on the corner of Kodambakkam High Road and Village Road and is dedicated to Saint Thiruvalluvar. It was built in 1976 by M. Karunanidhi who was the chief minister of Tamil Nadu during 1975-76.
- Marina Beach
Chennai’s Marina Beach happens to be India’s longest and world’s second longest beach. Stretching approximately 12 km, this beach is primarily sandy and is located on the eastern side of Chennai, adjoining the Bay of Bengal. Watching the sunset and sunrise from the beach is an enthralling experience. Though bathing and swimming can be dangerous, as the undercurrent is quite strong. The main attraction is the horseback rides which has become a favourite activity among both adults and kids.
- Sri Parthasarathy Temple
An abode to Lord Venkat Krishna, Sri Parthasarathy Temple was built by the Pallavas in the 8th century. Sri parthasarathy temple is situated at Tiruvallikeni or Triplicane and is the oldest temple in Chennai.
- Vadapalani Murugan Temple
The Vadapalani Murugan Temple is among the most popular temples of the capital city and is located in the region of Vadapalani in Chennai. Built about 125 years ago, this temple is considered as an auspicious place to get married and witnesses approximately 7000 marriages every year.