Kannur to Chennai Cheap Bus Fare
The First bus from Kannur (Kerala) to Chennai (Tamil Nadu) is Volvo A/C MultiAxle Semisleeper (2+2) by Kallada Travels (Suresh Kallada) departing at 14:00. The total number of daily trips between Kannur and Chennai is 1. There are 1 Volvo buses daily between Kannur and Chennai. Goibibo offers 1 trips daily from Kannur to Chennai and one can choose from 2 operator(s).
Trip duration for Kannur to Chennai is between 16h-15m to 17h-30m depending on the bus type and operator. Goibibo provides you the largest fleet of bus services to select from AC, Volvo buses.
Kannur Chennai Bus Schedule
Popular Buses from Kannur to Chennai
- DepartDuration
- arriveoperator
- 14:00
Kannur17h-30m - 07:30
ChennaiKTC Tours Volvo A/C Multi Axle I-Shift Semi Sleeper (2+2)
- 15:15
Kannur16h-15m - 07:30
ChennaiKTC Tours Volvo A/C Multi Axle I-Shift Semi Sleeper (2+2)
- 15:00
Kannur16h-30m - 07:30
ChennaiKTC Tours Volvo A/C Multi Axle I-Shift Semi Sleeper (2+2)
- 14:00
Kannur17h-0m - 07:00
ChennaiKallada Travels (Suresh Kallada) Volvo A/C MultiAxle Semisleeper (2+2)
Kannur Chennai Bus Reviews (1)
- AAida ThenuDec 31, 2016 at 4:33 pmKallada Travels (Suresh Kallada)Volvo A/C MultiAxle Semisleeper (2+2)1/5
- Stop-over Experience1
- On Board Experience1
- On Time Arrival/Departure1
- Seats1
worst service. The bus is in bad condition. if it rains the bus will get flooded. Again, the AC vent above me was broken and i was freezing. worst journey ever
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