
Mysore to Tirunelveli Bus Hire for Groups of 27 to 50
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Distance
565 km
From Mysore
Time
About 14 hr
Via Chamarajanagar, Karur and Madurai
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)
Start
60 km
140 km
205 km
270 km
345 km
410 km
510 km
565 km

One gate
For thirty to fifty people, a single boarding point at 5 am saves an hour, so choose a college gate, a temple hall or the railway station. If the group lives on the Hunsur or KRS side, the driver joins the ring road, which circles Mysore for about 41.5 km and links to the Nanjangud road, so the coach stays clear of the narrow city streets. Bags travel in the luggage hold; a small night bag stays with each traveller for Madurai. Tirunelveli is about 565 km, a two day run.

Breakfast
At Chamarajanagar, sixty km south of Mysore, the group eats breakfast at a highway hotel that can handle a coachload in two sittings; forty minutes is realistic. Someone always asks about BR Hills. It is reached from this town through K Gudi, roughly 40 km of forest, and deserves a separate trip. Our coach instead turns south for Hasanur. Before the forest, the driver fills the tank, since there is no pump until the plains, and the coordinator does a head count.

Tea after the ghat
Here the coach earns its keep: the Dhimbam ghat falls through 27 sharp bends, and a long bus has to swing wide on each one in low gear. Lorries on 12 wheels or more are barred, but passenger buses are permitted, so the group will meet regular buses heading the other way. The forest department has changed the night rules on this stretch several times, and that is why we always cross it by day. Sathyamangalam, 140 km out, brings fifteen minutes for tea.

Restroom halt
Erode, the 205 km mark, is a short stop on the outer bypass, NH544, where forty people can use the restroom without the coach going near the crowded bazaar. Turmeric is the city's best known crop, sold by the sack in its markets, and a family packet makes a cheap souvenir. Students who like dams can remember Kodiveri, about 55 km away near Gobichettipalayam, for a weekend trip. From Erode the coach drives about 65 km south to Karur, where lunch is booked.

Lunch
Karur, reached after 270 km, is lunch, and with forty or more aboard the stop lasts an hour, the meal served in two batches. Bus building is Karur's big industry, and the yards along the road show coaches at every stage. The town sits low and dry by three rivers, the Amaravathi, the Kaveri and the Noyyal, and from April to June the afternoon heat is strong, so water bottles are refilled. The coach stays out of the town centre and rejoins NH44 for Dindigul.

Tea
Dindigul, 345 km from Mysore, is a tea halt, with the coach on the highway shoulder; the lanes and village roads around Dindigul can be narrow for a full size bus. Over January and February, the Kottai Mariamman festival brings crowds into town, so the stop stays short then. Dindigul biryani is the famous dish, but with forty people a quick tea is more practical, and the biryani can wait for the return. Madurai, the night stop, is about 65 km ahead.

Night halt
The coach rests overnight in Madurai, 410 km out. Choose a hotel with coach parking; the old streets round the Meenakshi temple will not take a big bus, so the group goes in by autos, fares agreed in advance. A normal day brings some fifteen thousand people to the temple and Fridays bring more, so expect queues. From mid April into May the Chithirai festival fills the city. After breakfast next day the bus covers the remaining 155 km to Tirunelveli.

Tea
On day two the coach halts for tea at Kovilpatti, 510 km from Mysore along NH44. A quarter of an hour lets forty people use the restroom in turns. Kovilpatti's kadalai mittai, a peanut and jaggery candy with a GI tag, is inexpensive and easy to share in the bus. The town is hot and dry for most of the year, at about 101 m. Tirunelveli is the next big town on NH44, some 55 km away.

Group drop
The coach arrives in Tirunelveli on the second day, after about 14 hours of driving all told, and sets the group down at the hotel or the wedding hall. The old sweet shops sell Tirunelveli halwa by weight, glossy with ghee, and most groups carry a few boxes home. The Thamirabarani runs through the city, and two national highways, NH44 and NH82, meet here, with state roads on to Thoothukudi and Tiruchendur. Summer days are hot, so plan outings early. The coach stays for local runs.
Need Mysore to Tirunelveli bus hire for a darshan trip with 30 to 50 people? One bus keeps the whole group together, with a single driver who knows the route. We collect from Mysore railway station or the city bus stand. Tirunelveli is also written Nellai. We know Mysuru well. Tejas Tours & Travels has run bus on rent in Mysore since 2009.
Route | One way | Tirunelveli and back | Time by bus |
|---|---|---|---|
Mysore to Tirunelveli via Chamarajanagar, Karur and Madurai | About 565 km | About 1,130 km | About 14 hr with stops |
Both AC and non-AC can be booked. One way drop: on request, ask with your date. Each extra day adds 300 km. For the bus, Tirunelveli and back is about 1,130 km: 4 days at 300 km per day, so 1,200 km billed. Volvo and BharatBenz coaches on request, billed at 400 km per day. Fuel and driver are in the rate. Driver allowance ₹700 to ₹1,000 a day by size; GST, tolls, parking and permits at actual.
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, Tamil Nadu permit and 5% GST. Shared by 50, 5 days in the 50 Seater Bus is about ₹1,720 a person.
Size goes by count of people. Groups of 27 to 33: 33 seater bus. Groups of 34 to 40: 40 seater bus. 46 to 49 people: 49 seater bus.
Fewer than 25 people on the Tirunelveli trip? See the Mysore to Tirunelveli mini bus. Each size we run is on bus on rent in Mysore.
Cancellation: no charge more than 72 hours before pickup; see the cancellation policy for the rest.
Tirunelveli lies roughly 565 km south of Mysore by road, about 1,130 km for the return journey. A coach needs around 14 hours with breaks, which we divide into two days: forest, ghat and plains to Madurai first, then NH44 past Kovilpatti on the second morning. Every leg of the route takes a full size bus without trouble.
Yes, quoted when you ask. Give us the date and head count, and the one way fare comes back in writing.
A late night return adds the driver night allowance. It is shown in the quote. The bus night bata is ₹700 to ₹1,000, by size.
The 49 seater, so everyone sits and a few seats are spare. For this trip it is ₹68,800 for 1,200 km at ₹54/km, plus ₹4,000 driver's allowance. The full size list is on bus on rent in Mysore.
No. Toll and parking receipts are added at actual, and GST goes on the final bill.
At Madurai. It splits the drive, and you can see the Meenakshi temple in the evening before going on.
It can be, if you start during the festival. Mysore Dasara lasts ten days in September or October, and police have kept private buses out of the city centre on festival evenings, with tighter limits on the final days. To keep things simple, we collect the group outside the core at dawn and suggest any day except Vijayadashami.
One suitcase each goes in the hold and stays there until Tirunelveli. For the Madurai night, carry a small bag with clothes, medicines and a charger, so the driver does not open the hold at the hotel. Caps and water bottles stay in the cabin, since the plains after Karur are hot. Tag every bag with a name and phone number.