Karur to Bengaluru TNSTC Bus services

The town of Karur, once a part of the Chola and Chera dynasties, is now a canvas for an array of marvellously sculpted temples. It houses the extremely popular Pasupathieswarar Temple which is known for its 5ft tall sculptures. With a number of temples in its vicinity, the town is frequented by ardent devotees in search of spiritual bliss and salvation. Bangalore, on the other hand, is definitely every IT professionals' dream destination for its salubrious climate, up-to-the minute lifestyle, ample opportunities and deep-rooted culture. The city's verdant greens, lakes, parks and Victorian-era architecture make direct entry into the hearts of millions of its admirers. It is a big student-friendly town and a cosmopolitan cocktail has led to the establishment of numerous restaurants serving regional specialities. A distance of approximately 300km between these two cities can be covered by Karur to Bangalore buses.

A number of bus operators viz K.P.N, SRS Travels and Kallada Travels are functional on the Karur Bangalore bus route that ensure quality services and maximum comfort with their fleet of bus types ranging from Non A/C Sleeper, A/C Sleeper to Volvo A/C Multiaxle Semi Sleeper. The first bus leaves at 03:15pm in the afternoon while the last bus for Bangalore commences at 11:55pm. Travel time varies from 4h 35m to 7h 30m. Bus fares from Karur to Bangalore ranges between Rs.510 and Rs.717. It is dependent on multiple factors and is subject to timely fluctuations.

Online bus booking from Karur to Bangalore can be easily done through Goibibo.com where-from the best deals and discounts on bus fares can be availed from time to time. The Kalyana Venkattaramasami Temple and Pasupathieswarar Temple are the most prominent attractions in Karur. Other religious sites in the district are Shree Abhayapradhana Ranganathar Temple, Shree Karuvur Mariaymman Temple, Attur Sholiyamman Temple and Kulithalai Kadambar Temple. Bangalore's sightseeing list includes the Cubbon Park, Ulsoor Lake, Lal Bagh, Bangalore Palace, Bangalore Fort, Bangalore Aquarium, ISKCON Temple and Bannerghata National Park, among others.