Is there a train from Tulluru to Bangalore?

No, you must travel to Vijayawada or Guntur to board a train to Bangalore.

How long does the bus take?

The bus journey typically takes between 11 and 13 hours.

Are there direct flights?

No, you must travel to Vijayawada Airport for flights to Bangalore.

Yes, NH 44 is a well-maintained four-lane highway.

What is the best time to leave?

Leaving early in the morning helps avoid city traffic in Guntur and Bangalore.

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Bus Driving

Tulluru to Bangalore

Updated: 28 May 2026

Traveling from Tulluru to Bangalore covers a distance of about 600 kilometers, primarily via the NH 44 highway. You will pass through Guntur, Kurnool, and Anantapur before entering Karnataka. The route is well-connected by private and state-run bus services from Vijayawada or Guntur. Driving takes approximately 11 to 12 hours, offering a smooth ride through the Rayalaseema region. This journey connects the agricultural heartland of Andhra Pradesh to the tech hub of Bangalore.

Total Distance: 600 km by road, 520 km air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving via NH 44, taking roughly 11 hours.

Cheapest Way

State-run APS RTC bus from Guntur, costing around 1200 INR.

Compare Tulluru to Bangalore Routes

	Bus Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	12 hours	11 hours
Avg Price	1200-2500 INR	4500-6000 INR
Operator	APS RTC / Private Operators	Personal Vehicle
Route	Guntur to Bangalore via Kurnool and Anantapur	Tulluru - Guntur - Kurnool - Anantapur - Bangalore via NH 44
Tip	Opt for sleeper buses for overnight travel to save on hotel costs.	The stretch between Kurnool and Bangalore is excellent for high-speed driving.

Travel Tips

Traffic Alert
Bangalore traffic is heavy; plan your arrival time accordingly.
Food Stops
Try the local breakfast at highway dhabas near Kurnool.
Booking
Use apps like RedBus for reliable bus scheduling.
Weather
Bangalore is cooler than Tulluru; carry a light jacket.
Navigation
Use Google Maps for real-time traffic updates on the outskirts of Bangalore.

Safety Tips

Fatigue
Take breaks every 3 hours if driving to avoid driver fatigue.
Night Travel
Stick to well-lit highways and avoid isolated routes at night.
Documents
Keep your driving license and vehicle papers handy for state border checks.
Emergency
Keep a list of emergency contacts for the Karnataka highway patrol.