FAQ about Buses from Mahesana to Bikaner
How many buses are running between Mahesana to Bikaner on the daily basis?
4 buses are running between Mahesana to Bikaner.
What is the ticket price for different types of buses on the Mahesana to Bikaner bus route?
The minimum fare for Non AC bus is ₹400, AC bus is ₹534, Sleeper bus is ₹534 on Mahesana to Bikaner bus route.
How many seats are available for different types of buses on the Mahesana Bikaner bus route?
71 seats for Non AC, 55 seats for AC buses are available for today’s booking.
When does the first Mahesana to Bikaner bus leaves for the day?
The first bus for Mahesana to Bikaner bus route leaves at 18:20. It is a nonac bus and fare for this bus is ₹410.
When does the last bus leaves for Bikaner from Mahesana?
The last bus for Mahesana to Bikaner route leaves at 21:45. The ticket price for this ac bus is ₹1050.
Who are the popular operators on the Mahesana to Bikaner bus route?
Top operators on the Mahesana to Bikaner bus route are Shrinath travel agency iso 9001 certified and Rytham Tours & Travels .
How many buses are GPS enabled?
Total 2 buses are GPS enabled on this route so that anyone can track his bus.
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