
Mysore to Kurnool Bus Hire for Groups of 27 to 50
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Distance
505 km
From Mysore
Time
About 12.5 hr
Via Maddur, Penukonda and Gooty
Starting from
₹ 55600
4 days, 1,200 km, 27 seater

29 Seater Bus A/C 2/2
NORMALAC29 Seats
₹54,244 ₹65,538
+ ₹9638 (Taxes & Charges)

30 Seater Bus A/C 2/2
NORMALAC30 Seats
₹54,244 ₹65,538
+ ₹9638 (Taxes & Charges)
32 Seater Bus A/C 2/2
NORMALAC32 Seats
₹54,244 ₹65,538
+ ₹9638 (Taxes & Charges)

33 Seater Bus A/C 2/2
NORMALAC33 Seats
₹54,244 ₹65,538
+ ₹9638 (Taxes & Charges)
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40 Seater Bus A/C 2/2
LUXURYAC40 Seats
₹73,168 ₹88,390
+ ₹12990 (Taxes & Charges)

45 Seater Bus A/C 2/2
LUXURYAC45 Seats
₹78,988 ₹95,438
+ ₹14038 (Taxes & Charges)

49 Seater Bus A/C 2/3
NORMALAC49 Seats
₹66,184 ₹79,933
+ ₹11733 (Taxes & Charges)

50 Seater Bus A/C 2/3
NORMALAC50 Seats
₹66,184 ₹79,933
+ ₹11733 (Taxes & Charges)

27 Seater Bus A/C 2/1
LUXURYAC27 Seats
₹54,244 ₹65,538
+ ₹9638 (Taxes & Charges)

30 seater bus A/C Executive 2/2
LUXURYAC30 Seats
₹58,900 ₹71,176
+ ₹10476 (Taxes & Charges)

45 Seater Benz Bus A/C 2/2
LUXURYAC45 Seats
₹84,808 ₹1,02,485
+ ₹15085 (Taxes & Charges)

Volvo Bus A/C 2/2
LUXURYAC45 Seats
₹85,000
+ ₹15120 (Taxes & Charges)
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Coach pickup
Fifty people need one wide meeting point, so the coach waits on a broad road near the palace, at the suburban bus stand or near the railway station, ready to roll at 5 am. In Dasara the city has limited private buses in the centre in the evenings and closed it to them on Vijayadashami, so fix the pickup point with us if you travel then. Kurnool is about 505 km away, a long day of about 12.5 hours. Suitcases go in the hold; do a head count by list.

Breakfast
The expressway bypasses Maddur, so the coach takes the exit to the old road, 65 km out, where the vada stalls and hotels have room to pull in. The town's Varadaraja temple holds a tall stone deity, about 12 ft, worth a quick look if breakfast is served fast. Thirty minutes covers breakfast for fifty when the hotel is told the numbers in advance. Bangalore is about 85 km ahead, and the bus needs to be round it before the morning peak.

Ring road bypass
For a coach, Bangalore, about 150 km out, is all about the bypass. The Peenya flyover on Tumkur Road has been closed to buses and trucks at times for cable work, so the driver checks the traffic notice and uses the surface road or the Satellite Town Ring Road from Dobbaspet via Doddaballapur to Devanahalli. Either way the bus avoids the city centre and joins NH44 north. Kurnool is still about 355 km away.

Restroom halt
The town's name joins two Kannada words, chikka for small and balla for an old grain measure, and Chikkaballapur has long been a farming centre. It is about 210 km from Mysore and the first halt after the city. The coach stops at a highway hotel with a big yard for twenty minutes, since the town roads are narrow for a full size bus. The district stretches north to Bagepalli and the Andhra border, which the bus crosses within the hour.

Tea
Once a Vijayanagara stronghold, Penukonda still has long fort walls by the highway, about 285 km from Mysore. The narrow town lanes do not suit a coach, so the bus halts at a dhaba near the bypass for tea. Twenty minutes gives fifty people a cup and the restroom, with a head count before moving. Lunch is at Anantapur, about 75 km on; ring the plate count ahead from here, so the food is ready when the bus pulls in.

Lunch
Food in Anantapur is hot, with a lot of chilli in most dishes, so ask the hotel to keep some dishes mild for elders and children. The coach reaches the city about 360 km from Mysore and pulls up beside the Sports Village on the highway, where a big vehicle can turn. Lunch for fifty takes about an hour and ten minutes with washing up. Refill water here, because the afternoon on this dry plateau is hot. Gooty is about 50 km ahead.

Tea
At Gooty, about 410 km out, NH44 meets the old Ankola to Bellary highway, and routes to Guntakal, Adoni and Raichur turn west. The fort on the hills above is a centrally protected monument and makes a striking sight from the road. The coach pulls into a roadside hotel past the junction for twenty minutes of tea. From here Kurnool is roughly two hours away by coach, so this is the last proper tea of the day.

Drive on
Dhone, the town once called Dronachalam, lies on NH44 about 455 km from Mysore. The coach usually drives straight past on the bypass, because Kurnool is only about 50 km on and the group is tired by now. If someone needs a restroom, the driver uses a fuel station with space for a bus. Look out for the hill above town, where a Hanuman temple, a dargah and a church stand within sight of each other.

Hotel and parking
After about 12.5 hours of driving with stops, the coach rolls into Kurnool. Pick a hotel near the highway that can park a full size bus overnight and feed fifty at once; the older parts of the city have tight streets. Kurnool was the capital of Andhra State from 1953 to 1956 and sits on the Tungabhadra. Have dinner early, and plan breakfast the next morning before the sightseeing day, when the group can split into smaller vehicles if needed.
Need Mysore to Kurnool bus hire for 30 to 50 people? One bus, one driver and one pickup at hotels around the palace or a kalyana mantapa after a wedding: that is how we run it for big groups. Tejas Tours & Travels has operated bus on rent in Mysore since 2009. We know Mysuru well.
Route | One way | Kurnool and back | Time by bus |
|---|---|---|---|
Mysore to Kurnool via Maddur, Penukonda and Gooty | About 505 km | About 1,010 km | About 12.5 hr with stops |
AC and non-AC available. Driver allowance ₹700 to ₹1,000 each day by size; parking, tolls, permits and GST at cost. One way drop: on request, ask with your date. Volvo or BharatBenz coaches can be had on request; they bill at 400 km each day. Fuel and driver are in the rate. For the bus, Kurnool and back is roughly 1,010 km: 4 days at 300 km a day, so 1,200 km billed. Stay on and every day adds 300 km.
Vehicle | Rate per km | 4 days, 1,200 km | 5 days, 1,500 km | 6 days, 1,800 km |
|---|---|---|---|---|
₹44 | ₹55,600 | ₹69,500 | ₹83,400 | |
₹44 | ₹55,600 | ₹69,500 | ₹83,400 | |
₹44 | ₹55,600 | ₹69,500 | ₹83,400 | |
₹60 | ₹76,000 | ₹95,000 | ₹114,000 | |
₹60 | ₹76,000 | ₹95,000 | ₹114,000 | |
₹65 | ₹82,000 | ₹102,500 | ₹123,000 | |
₹54 | ₹68,800 | ₹86,000 | ₹103,200 | |
₹54 | ₹68,800 | ₹86,000 | ₹103,200 |
Totals are the km fare plus the day driver allowance. Extra: night driver allowance (₹700 to ₹1,000 a night, by size), tolls, parking, Andhra Pradesh permit and 5% GST. Shared by 50, 5 days in the 50 Seater Bus is about ₹1,720 a person.
Book the bus by the number of people. 27 to 33 of you: 33 seater bus. 34 to 40 people: 40 seater bus. 46 to 49 of you: 49 seater bus.
Fewer than 25 going to Kurnool? See the Mysore to Kurnool mini bus. Bus on rent in Mysore lists every size we run.
Cancellation: no charge more than 72 hours before pickup; see the cancellation policy for the rest.
Kurnool is about 505 km from Mysore one way, which comes to about 1,010 km for the round trip. The coach goes on the expressway to Maddur, round Bangalore by the ring roads, then up NH44 through Chikkaballapur, Penukonda, Anantapur, Gooty and Dhone. A full size bus needs about 12.5 hours of driving with stops.
No. Tolls, parking, permits and GST go on the bill at cost.
Yes, one long day on NH44. Leave Mysore by 5 am and the bus reaches Kurnool by evening with three halts.
On request, yes. Give us the date and head count, and the one way fare comes back in writing.
Driving late at night means a night allowance for the driver. You see it in the quote first. The night bata is ₹700 to ₹1,000, by size.
The 49 seater, so everyone sits and a few seats are spare. This trip comes to ₹68,800 for 1,200 km at ₹54/km, and ₹4,000 driver bata. The full size list is on bus on rent in Mysore.
Yes. NH44 is a four lane highway from Bangalore to Kurnool, with toll plazas along the way and wide verges for hotels with bus parking. The tricky part for a coach is the Bangalore crossing, especially when the Peenya flyover is shut to buses; the driver plans the ring road route the day before.
Yes. The coach stops about every two hours, at Maddur, Chikkaballapur, Penukonda, Anantapur and Gooty, so nobody sits too long. Seat elders near the front and keep their medicines and water in the cabin, not in the hold. Children can sleep on the early expressway stretch, and the hotel at Kurnool should be booked before you leave.