FAQ about Buses from Tumkur to Gulbarga
How many buses are running between Tumkur to Gulbarga on the daily basis?
8 buses are running between Tumkur to Gulbarga. Out of which 7 are sleeper buses, 1 are AC buses and 6 are NON AC buses.
What is the ticket price for different types of buses on the Tumkur to Gulbarga bus route?
The minimum fare for Non AC bus is ₹700 and ₹1103 for AC Volvo on Tumkur to Gulbarga bus route.
How many seats are available for different types of buses on the Tumkur Gulbarga bus route?
210 seats for Non AC and 46 seats for Volvo buses are available for today’s booking.
When does the first Tumkur to Gulbarga bus leaves for the day?
The first bus for Tumkur to Gulbarga bus route leaves at 20:30. It is a nonac bus and fare for this bus is ₹950.
When does the last bus leaves for Gulbarga from Tumkur?
The last bus for Tumkur to Gulbarga route leaves at 23:30. The ticket price for this nonac bus is ₹700.
Who are the popular operators on the Tumkur to Gulbarga bus route?
Top operators on the Tumkur to Gulbarga bus route are VRL Travels and Shakuntala Travels .
How many buses are GPS enabled?
Total 8 buses are GPS enabled on this route so that anyone can track his bus.
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Popular attractions in Gulbarga
Koranti Hanuman TempleThe Koranti Hanuman Temple is a major attraction of Gulbarga that attracts locals and tourists alike. Established in the year 1957, the temple is dedicated to the popular Hindu God, Lord Hanuman. Visitors can attend the morning and evening aartisof the temple and enjoy the spiritual ambience.
- Gulbarga Fort
Within the once robust and impregnable walls of the Gulbarga Fort are embedded the glorified remains of two established empires. From each crevice and fissure peeps an amazing historical fact. Karnataka holds the architectural brilliances of the Warangal and Bahamani dynasties. Having withstood several battles and invasions, what remains now are sad fortified remains and dilapidated structures. A trip to the fort will help one admire the intricateness of Islamic architecture.
- Khwaja Bande Nawaz Durgah
Khwaja Bande Nawaz was an acclaimed Sufi Saint of Chisti Order from India who was responsible for advocating tolerance, harmony and understanding among several religions. Gulbarga district in the Deccan Plateau of Karnataka is the holy abode to dargah of the enlightened Saint Khwaja Bande Nawaz. The complex encompasses a mausoleum of the Saint that is visited by devotees and his followers from round the world.