Is there a direct train from Hungund?

No, you must travel to Badami or Koppal to catch a train to Hassan.

Which is better, bus or train?

Buses are more frequent and direct, while trains offer more comfort.

How much is the bus fare?

Fares range from 700 to 1300 INR depending on the bus type.

How long does it take by road?

It usually takes 8 to 10 hours.

No, there is no airport in Hungund; the nearest is Hubballi.

Hungund

Hassan

Train Bus

Hungund to Hassan

Updated: 28 May 2026

Traveling from Hungund to Hassan covers a distance of approximately 400 km. You can choose between overnight KSRTC sleeper buses or train travel via nearby stations. The road journey typically takes 8 to 10 hours depending on traffic. It is a popular route for those traveling to the temple towns of Belur and Halebidu. Plan your journey in advance to secure preferred seats.

Total Distance: 400 km driving distance, 340 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

KSRTC bus, taking approximately 8.5 hours during night hours.

Cheapest Way

General class train ticket from a nearby station is the most budget-friendly.

Compare Hungund to Hassan Routes

	Train Connecting	Bus Direct
Duration	10 hours	9 hours
Avg Price	300-900 INR	700-1300 INR
Operator	Indian Railways	KSRTC Airavat
Route	Board from Badami or Koppal station to Hassan Junction.	Via Chitradurga and Tumakuru.
Tip	Train travel is more comfortable but requires a local commute to the station.	Book an overnight sleeper bus to save on accommodation costs.

Travel Tips

Traffic
Expect heavy traffic when entering Hassan; plan your arrival accordingly.
Booking
Book bus tickets at least a week in advance for weekend travel.
Local Transport
Use auto-rickshaws or rent a scooter to explore the city.
Connectivity
Download ride-hailing apps like Uber or Ola for easy local transport.
Weather
Carry a light jacket as Hassan evenings can be cool.

Safety Tips

Luggage
Keep your bags locked and within sight on public transport.
Scams
Avoid unauthorized taxi touts at the bus station or railway station.
Emergency
Keep the emergency helpline number 112 saved in your contacts.
Night Travel
Prefer government-run buses for night travel for better safety standards.