Tadepalligudem to Ongole Cheap Bus Fare
The First bus from Tadepalligudem (Andhra Pradesh) to Ongole (Andhra Pradesh) is Scania AC Multi Axle Semi Sleeper(2+2) by departing at 19:45. The total number of daily trips between Tadepalligudem and Ongole is 6. There are 2 Volvo buses and 2 Mercedes Benz daily between Tadepalligudem and Ongole. Goibibo offers 6 trips daily from Tadepalligudem to Ongole and one can choose from 1 operator(s).
Trip duration for Tadepalligudem to Ongole is between 3h-50m to 5h-10m depending on the bus type and operator. Goibibo provides you the largest fleet of bus services to select from Mercedes, AC, Volvo buses.
Tadepalligudem Ongole Bus Schedule
Popular Buses from Tadepalligudem to Ongole
- DepartDuration
- arriveoperator
- 22:55
Tadepalligudem4h-5m - 03:00
OngoleVolvo A/C Multi Axle Semi Sleeper (2+2)
- 23:50
Tadepalligudem4h-40m - 04:30
OngoleSri Krishna Travels A/C Semi-Sleeper (2+1)
- 23:45
Tadepalligudem5h-0m - 04:45
OngoleMercedes Benz A/C (2+2)
- 22:05
Tadepalligudem5h-10m - 03:15
OngoleMercedes Multi-Axle Semi-sleeper (2+2)
- 20:00
Tadepalligudem4h-30m - 00:30
OngoleVolvo B11R MultiAxle SemiSleeper Auto Trans.(2+2)
Bus Offers & Promos
View All Bus OffersTadepalligudem Ongole Bus Schedule & Info
Top Bus routes from Tadepalligudem
Top Bus routes from Ongole
Top Trains from Tadepalligudem
Top Trains from Ongole
Hotels in Ongole
Popular attractions in Ongole
Sri Shirdi Sai Baba MandirLocated at a distance of 46 Kms from the city, Sri Shirdi Sai Baba Mandir is a very popular holy destination in the region of Ongole. The temple was.....
- Kothapatanam Beach
A beautiful destination, Kothapatanam Beach is a lovely place for beach lovers and is situated on the Bay of Bengal at a distance of just 25 Kms from Ongole. The beach offers.....
- Kashi Visweswara Swamy Temple
A holy destination of the city, Kashi Visweswara Swamy Temple is another famous attraction of the place which was......
- Chennakesava Swamy Temple
Ongole is a predominantly old town whose existence dates back to somewhere around 230 BCE. It came under the rule of Kakatiya, Palla rulers and Krishna Deva Raya and subsequently came under the hands of the British. This ancient town is quite rich in heritage and one can find its evidence especially in temples prevalent in modern day Ongole. The ancient temples here are indeed delight to curious minds who want to enrich themselves with India's past and the architectural skills of the time.