Book Bus Tickets to and from Kurnool

Kurnool bus booking on zingbus connects this historic Rayalaseema district headquarters and the former capital of Andhra State to Bangalore, Hyderabad, Tirupati, Dhone, Mydukur, Kothakota, Veldurthi, Pebbair, and other major destinations across Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Telangana with daily Volvo and Ashok Leyland AC Sleeper services on the NH 44 corridor. Located at the confluence of the Tungabhadra and Hindri rivers in central Rayalaseema, Kurnool sits approximately 328 km north of Bangalore and 210 km south of Hyderabad on the historic NH 44 Bangalore to Hyderabad highway.

The Kurnool bus booking experience on zingbus features the premium Volvo Eicher A/C 36 Sleeper, Volvo Eicher A/C Seater/Sleeper, and Ashok Leyland AC Sleeper 2X1(36) coaches on the Bangalore corridor, with 5 daily services spanning a near 24 hour scheduling window. Every coach offers live GPS tracking through the zingbus app, trained marshals on board, and verified drivers experienced on the NH 44 inter state corridor, making the Kurnool corridor one of the most actively scheduled overnight services on the Rayalaseema network.

For group travel, pilgrim circuits to Mantralayam and Srisailam, or business visits from Kurnool, zingbus provides reliable bus rental services that can be arranged for any route or group size across the wider South Indian network.

Why Choose zingbus for Your Kurnool Bus Travel?

• Live GPS Tracking: Track your bus in real time via the zingbus app throughout the journey to or from Kurnool.
• Safety First:
  • CCTV, FDSS fire suppression, fire retardant interiors, and 10 kg extinguishers on every coach.
  • AIS 119 compliant with 4 exits: emergency door, 2 roof hatches, and side exit.
  • Two driver policy applies on routes 6 hours or longer including the Tirupati and Mydukur corridors.
  • Window hammers placed at each berth. Collapsible steps fitted on the side exit door.
• Verified Crew: Professional drivers and trained marshals experienced on the NH 44 Andhra Pradesh to Karnataka corridor are on board every trip to and from Kurnool.
• On Time Guarantee: You receive a 50% refund coupon if your bus is delayed by 45 minutes or more on any Kurnool corridor.
• Female Friendly: Women only seating is available on select routes. Solo female travellers and family groups can book women only seats at checkout on Kurnool corridor buses.
• 24/7 Support: WhatsApp assistance is available at +91 82870 09889 before, during, or after your journey from anywhere on the Kurnool corridor.
• Premium Lounges: Check the zingbus app for lounge availability at your Bangalore or Hyderabad departure point before the Kurnool journey.

Types of Buses Available for Kurnool Travel

Bus Type	Best For	Amenities
Volvo Eicher A/C 36 Sleeper	Premium long distance Bangalore and Hyderabad overnight travel	AC, full sleeper berths, charging ports, water bottle, blanket
Volvo Eicher A/C Seater/Sleeper	Flexible long distance intercity travel with mixed seat configuration	AC, seater and sleeper layout, charging ports, water bottle, blanket
Ashok Leyland AC Sleeper 2X1 (36)	Comfortable overnight intercity travel with 2+1 layout for more space	AC, 2+1 berths, charging ports, water bottle, blanket

Explore All the Verticals of zingbus

zingbus offers diverse coach categories tailored for different travel preferences:

• zingbus Plus: Premium coaches with more legroom, priority boarding, and upgraded amenities.
• zingbus Maxx: Seven star luxury fleet featuring airline style seating and exceptional onboard service.
• ValueBus: Budget friendly option with reliable service and essential comfort.
• zingbus Electric (EV): Sustainable travel with zero emissions and modern amenities.

Whether you prioritise luxury or budget, zingbus ensures a high quality travel experience across all coach categories.

Popular Boarding and Dropping Points in Kurnool

Boarding Points in Kurnool

• Kurnool Central Bus Stand: The primary zingbus boarding point in Kurnool, located at the central APSRTC bus terminal in the heart of the city. This is the main pickup for outbound Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Tirupati services, with convenient access from the Kurnool city centre, the Konda Reddy Fort area, and the surrounding hotel district within 5 to 10 minutes by auto.
• Kurnool NH 44 Bypass: A secondary boarding point on the NH 44 highway bypass serving the wider Kurnool district approach, convenient for passengers from surrounding Rayalaseema villages and those staying at highway side hotels. Most overnight Bangalore and Hyderabad bound services stop at this bypass during late evening departures.
• Kurnool Old Bus Stand: A central pickup location in the older commercial district of Kurnool, convenient for passengers staying near the central markets, Tungabhadra River ghats, and the local hotel cluster.

Dropping Points in Kurnool

• Kurnool Central Bus Stand: The main drop point for inbound passengers from Bangalore, Hyderabad, Tirupati, and the surrounding Andhra Pradesh corridor. Buses arrive at the bus stand at all hours given the 24 hour scheduling window, with auto rickshaws and app cabs available around the clock for onward connectivity to central Kurnool, the railway station, and the Mantralayam approach.
• Kurnool NH 44 Bypass: The secondary drop point for inbound highway based services from the wider NH 44 corridor. The location is convenient for travellers continuing directly to surrounding district villages, Yemmiganur, or the southern Rayalaseema belt without entering the Kurnool city core.
• Kurnool Old Bus Stand: The drop point for short distance and local services from Dhone, Veldurthi, and surrounding Rayalaseema small town corridors. The location offers easy onward connectivity to central markets, hotels, and pilgrim accommodations.

For other bus stops, refer to the booking page of the respective route on the zingbus app or website.

Key Boarding and Drop-off Points in Other Cities (On Kurnool Routes)

• Bangalore: For the Bangalore to Kurnool corridor, passengers board from Madiwala Silk Board Junction, Hebbal, Yeshwanthpur, and other verified Bangalore boarding points. zingbus operates 5 daily services on Volvo Eicher and Ashok Leyland coaches, departing Bangalore between approximately 1:05 AM and 10:50 PM, covering the 328 km NH 44 northbound corridor in around 5 hours 12 minutes.
• Hyderabad: For the Hyderabad to Kurnool corridor, passengers board from Lakdikapool, Miyapur, Kukatpally, Ameerpet, and LB Nagar boarding points in Hyderabad. The route covers approximately 210 km southbound via NH 44 in around 4 hours.
• Tirupati: For the Kurnool to Tirupati corridor, arriving passengers are dropped at Alipiri, RTC Bus Stand, and Tirupati Central boarding points. The route covers approximately 340 km eastbound via NH 40 and connecting Andhra Pradesh state highways.
• Dhone, Veldurthi, and Pebbair: For short distance Rayalaseema corridors, passengers board from the Dhone Bus Stand (70 km northwest), Veldurthi (40 km north), and Pebbair (150 km north in Telangana) bus stops on the regional state highway network.
• Mydukur: For the Mydukur to Kurnool corridor, passengers board from the Mydukur Bus Stand in YSR Kadapa district approximately 160 km south of Kurnool, serving the wider Rayalaseema interior travel demand.
• Kothakota: For the Kothakota to Kurnool corridor, passengers board from the Kothakota stop in Wanaparthy district of Telangana, approximately 100 km north of Kurnool on the NH 44 corridor.

Door-to-Door Pickup & Drop

zingbus offers door-to-door cab service in select cities for a smoother start and end to your journey. You can get picked up from your doorstep to the boarding point, or book a drop from the arrival point to your destination. Check the zingbus app or website while booking for service availability on your route.

Kurnool Bus Routes and Duration

Route	Distance	Duration	Bus Types Available
Kurnool to Bangalore	328 km	~5h 12m	Volvo Eicher A/C 36 Sleeper, Volvo Eicher A/C Seater/Sleeper, Ashok Leyland AC Sleeper 2X1 (36)
Bangalore to Kurnool	~328 km	~5h 15m	Volvo Eicher A/C 36 Sleeper, Ashok Leyland AC Sleeper 2X1 (36)
Kurnool to Hyderabad	~210 km	~4h	AC Sleeper
Hyderabad to Kurnool	~210 km	~4h	AC Sleeper
Kurnool to Tirupati	~340 km	~6h 30m	AC Sleeper
Kurnool to Dhone	~70 km	~1h 30m	AC Seater/Sleeper
Veldurthi to Kurnool	~40 km	~50m	AC Seater/Sleeper
Mydukur to Kurnool	~160 km	~3h	AC Sleeper
Kothakota to Kurnool	~100 km	~2h	AC Sleeper
Pebbair to Kurnool	~150 km	~3h	AC Sleeper

Note: Kurnool operates as a key Rayalaseema regional hub on the NH 44 corridor with premium Volvo and Ashok Leyland services on the Bangalore overnight route. Durations and distances are approximate and may vary based on traffic, weather, and road conditions. For confirmed pricing, real time seat availability, and the latest daily bus counts, check the zingbus app or website.

Best Time to Visit Kurnool

October to February | 16 to 32 degrees C

• The most comfortable season for travel through Kurnool and exploring the surrounding Rayalaseema region including Belum Caves, Yaganti, and Mantralayam. Daytime temperatures stay in the comfortable mid 20s, while overnight bus arrivals from Bangalore and Hyderabad are pleasant. Sankranti in January is the biggest annual cultural festival in the Rayalaseema region, with elevated inbound family travel demand on the Bangalore and Hyderabad corridors. The Tungabhadra River ghats look particularly serene during the post monsoon winter mornings.

March to May | 26 to 44 degrees C

• Peak Rayalaseema summer with intense afternoon heat across the central Andhra Pradesh interior region. AC bus travel becomes essential, and most pilgrimages to Mantralayam, Srisailam, and Yaganti are best timed for early morning between 6 AM and 9 AM. Ugadi in late March or early April marks the Telugu New Year, with regional cultural activity. The Konda Reddy Fort and surrounding heritage sites are accessible but best visited in cooler hours during peak summer.

June to September | 24 to 35 degrees C

• The southwest monsoon brings moderate to heavy rainfall to the Rayalaseema region, with the Tungabhadra River swelling significantly during peak monsoon weeks. NH 44 remains fully operational throughout the monsoon, though heavy spells during July and August can occasionally extend journey times. The surrounding cotton growing belt of Kurnool district turns lush green during this period, while the Belum Caves and other limestone formations look particularly atmospheric.

Pilgrimage Season (Mahashivaratri, Sankranti) | 18 to 30 degrees C

• The Mahashivaratri period (February to March) drives major pilgrim demand to Srisailam (180 km), with Kurnool serving as the principal transit base. The post Sankranti winter period is also a peak for Mantralayam pilgrimage to the Sri Raghavendra Swamy Mutt. zingbus services on the Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Tirupati corridors see elevated booking demand during both windows.

What to Expect on the Kurnool Bus Journey

Kurnool sits at the intersection of NH 44 and NH 40 in the Rayalaseema region, with zingbus operating premium Volvo and Ashok Leyland services on the Bangalore overnight corridor and regional connectivity across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.

• Bangalore corridor: The 328 km route from Kurnool to Bangalore takes approximately 5 hours 12 minutes via the NH 44 southbound stretch. Five daily services depart between 1:05 AM and 10:50 PM, offering near 24 hour flexibility. Options include the premium Volvo Eicher A/C 36 Sleeper, the Volvo Eicher A/C Seater/Sleeper for mixed configurations, and the Ashok Leyland AC Sleeper 2X1 for premium 2+1 berth space.
• Hyderabad corridor: The approximately 210 km route from Kurnool to Hyderabad takes around 4 hours via NH 44 northbound, traversing the Mahbubnagar district approach to the Telangana capital. The route serves both business travellers and family visits to the wider Hyderabad metropolitan region.
• Tirupati corridor: The approximately 340 km route to Tirupati takes around 6 hours 30 minutes via NH 40 and connecting Andhra Pradesh state highways, providing direct Tirumala pilgrimage access for Rayalaseema region devotees.
• Short distance Rayalaseema corridors: Routes to Dhone (70 km), Veldurthi (40 km), and surrounding regional towns serve the wider Kurnool district commercial and family travel network.
• Cross state Telangana corridors: Routes from Kothakota (100 km) and Pebbair (150 km) connect Kurnool to the wider Telangana Mahbubnagar and Wanaparthy district belt.

All coaches include AC, full berths or premium seats, water bottles, blankets, and charging ports throughout the journey.

Pro Tips for Kurnool Bus Travel

zingbus operates to and from Kurnool on 10 plus Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Telangana corridors. Here are the practical essentials worth knowing before booking.

• 24 Hour Bangalore Departure Window: The Kurnool to Bangalore corridor has 5 daily services spanning 1:05 AM to 10:50 PM, giving near round the clock flexibility. Pick early morning (1 AM to 4 AM) departures for daytime Bangalore arrival, or evening (8 PM to 10:50 PM) departures for overnight rest and morning arrival.
• Ashok Leyland 2X1 Premium Selection: The Ashok Leyland AC Sleeper 2X1 (36) configuration offers more space per berth than standard 2+2 layouts. Book this option for solo travellers or anyone prioritising sleep quality on the 5 hour 12 minute Bangalore overnight journey.
• Srisailam Mahashivaratri Booking (180 km): Kurnool is the principal transit hub for the Srisailam Jyotirlinga pilgrimage, with the temple at approximately 180 km northeast. Book Bangalore and Hyderabad corridor services 2 to 3 weeks in advance during the Mahashivaratri (February to March) and Sankranti (January) windows for confirmed berths.
• Mantralayam Pilgrim Circuit (85 km): Mantralayam, home to the Sri Raghavendra Swamy Mutt and one of the most revered Madhwa pilgrimage destinations in South India, is approximately 85 km from Kurnool. Plan a same day darshan trip with morning departure from Kurnool and evening return.
• Belum Caves Day Trip (110 km): The Belum Caves, one of the longest cave systems in India, are accessible from Kurnool as a day trip via private taxi or shared transport in around 2 hours each way.
• Track Bus ETA Before Heading to the Stop: Use the zingbus app live tracking for accurate arrival times at the Kurnool boarding points, especially during the late night and early morning Bangalore departure windows.

These preparations ensure your Rayalaseema journey from Kurnool is smooth and well planned.

Why Kurnool Over Other Rayalaseema Cities?

Kurnool offers a distinctive combination of historical significance, NH 44 highway position, and pilgrim circuit access that few other Rayalaseema cities can match.

• Former Capital of Andhra State: Kurnool served as the first capital of Andhra State from 1953 to 1956, before Hyderabad became the capital of the unified Andhra Pradesh. This historic role gives Kurnool a distinct administrative heritage among Rayalaseema cities.
• NH 44 Strategic Position: Kurnool sits directly on the NH 44 Bangalore to Hyderabad corridor, the principal North South national highway through South India, making it the natural transit hub for inter state travel between Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Telangana.
• Multi Direction Pilgrim Circuit Hub: Kurnool is the gateway to Mantralayam (85 km, Sri Raghavendra Swamy Mutt), Srisailam (180 km, Mallikarjuna Jyotirlinga), Yaganti (70 km, ancient Shiva temple), and Mahanandi (105 km), offering access to four of the most significant Rayalaseema pilgrim sites.
• Premium Volvo Eicher and Ashok Leyland 2X1 Fleet: The Bangalore corridor operates premium Volvo Eicher A/C 36 Sleeper, Volvo Eicher A/C Seater/Sleeper, and Ashok Leyland AC Sleeper 2X1(36) coaches, offering premium fleet diversity that most Rayalaseema cities of similar size do not have.
• Tungabhadra Hindri Confluence Heritage: Kurnool sits at the confluence of the Tungabhadra and Hindri rivers, with the historic Konda Reddy Fort and the surrounding heritage sites providing significant cultural depth beyond just a commercial city role.

Kurnool works as a Rayalaseema pilgrim transit, a Srisailam and Mantralayam gateway, a Belum Caves base, or a strategic NH 44 inter state corridor stop.

Chyll by zingbus: Tour Packages from Kurnool

Chyll by zingbus is the tour packages service from zingbus, offering all inclusive group trips to select destinations.

Packages currently cover select routes, with more destinations being added. View the full list of available packages and upcoming departure dates at zingbus.com/tour-packages.

Places Near Kurnool Worth Exploring

• Mantralayam (85 km): Home to the Sri Raghavendra Swamy Mutt, one of the most revered Madhwa Vaishnav pilgrimage sites in South India. The mutt houses the brindavanam (samadhi) of Sri Raghavendra Swamy and draws devotees from across South India year round.
• Srisailam (180 km): One of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva with the iconic Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple on the banks of the Krishna River, plus the Bhramaramba Devi Temple, making it both a Jyotirlinga and a Shakti Peetha pilgrimage site.
• Belum Caves (110 km): One of the longest cave systems in India, stretching over 3 km with quartz formations, underground streams, and a Buddhist meditation chamber. The site is one of India’s most significant geological heritage destinations.
• Yaganti (70 km): An ancient Shiva temple known for the Uma Maheshwara Swamy idol carved from a single stone, plus the Pushkarini (sacred pond) and the Agastya Cave nearby. The temple is one of Rayalaseema’s most architecturally distinctive heritage sites.
• Gandikota (110 km): Known as the Grand Canyon of India, a stunning gorge formed by the Pennar River cutting through the Erramala hills, with the historic Gandikota Fort overlooking the canyon and the Madhavaraya Temple nearby.
• Mahanandi (105 km): A revered Shiva temple complex with nine Shiva temples (the Nava Nandi circuit) and the famous Mahanandi temple tank known for its crystal clear water that maintains a constant temperature year round.

A Traveller’s Guide to Kurnool

Getting Around Kurnool After Arriving by Bus

Kurnool is a major Rayalaseema commercial city where auto rickshaws, app cabs (Ola, Uber), and APSRTC city buses cover all destinations from the Central Bus Stand to the Konda Reddy Fort, the Tungabhadra River ghats, the railway station, and the surrounding hotel district in 10 to 25 minutes. APSRTC also runs frequent local buses to Mantralayam, Yaganti, Dhone, and surrounding district headquarters throughout the day.

Kurnool City Railway Station is on the Bangalore to Secunderabad mainline with direct trains to Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, Mumbai, and Tirupati. The nearest major airport is Kurnool Airport (Orvakal, 30 km) with limited domestic flights, while Hyderabad Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (210 km) and Kempegowda International Airport in Bangalore (320 km) are the major international and domestic hubs.

Top Attractions in Kurnool

• Konda Reddy Fort (Konda Reddy Buruju): The principal heritage attraction in Kurnool, a 12th century fort built atop a hill in the heart of the city with panoramic views of the Tungabhadra River and the surrounding Rayalaseema landscape. The fort served as a strategic stronghold under multiple Deccan dynasties.
• Tungabhadra and Hindri River Confluence: The serene confluence of the Tungabhadra and Hindri rivers within Kurnool city, with traditional ghats where pilgrims perform ritual ablutions before visiting nearby temples.
• Belum Caves (110 km): A major geological attraction and one of the longest cave systems in India, featuring underground streams, Buddhist meditation chambers, and natural quartz formations across a 3 km accessible cave network.
• Mantralayam (85 km): Home to the Sri Raghavendra Swamy Mutt, drawing thousands of devotees daily from across South India for darshan of the saint’s brindavanam.
• Orvakal Rock Garden (25 km): A unique landscape of weathered rock formations created over millions of years, often described as Andhra Pradesh’s natural sculpture park.
• Birla Mandir, Kurnool: A modern Birla family Hindu temple with traditional architecture, offering a quieter spiritual atmosphere within the city.

Hidden Gems in Kurnool

• Yaganti Cave Temple (70 km): Beyond the main Uma Maheshwara Temple, the Agastya Cave nearby is a relatively less visited spiritual spot with significant Puranic associations to sage Agastya.
• Pelluru Stone Circles (near Kurnool): Ancient megalithic stone circles dating back to pre-historic times, scattered across the wider Kurnool district landscape and visited mainly by archaeology enthusiasts.
• Adoni Fort (130 km): A massive medieval fort complex in Adoni town, less visited than Konda Reddy Fort but historically significant as a Vijayanagara and later Adil Shahi stronghold.

Religious and Spiritual Places

• Sri Raghavendra Swamy Mutt, Mantralayam (85 km): One of the most revered Madhwa pilgrimage destinations in South India. Open daily with year round darshan, peak demand during Raghavendra Aaradhana days.
• Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple, Srisailam (180 km): One of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva and a Shakti Peetha (Bhramaramba Devi). The temple is among the holiest Shaivite sites in India.
• Uma Maheshwara Temple, Yaganti (70 km): An ancient Shiva temple known for the Pushkarini sacred pond and the Agastya Cave shrine. A significant Rayalaseema heritage pilgrimage destination.
• Mahanandi Temple (105 km): A Shiva temple complex with the famous temple tank holding crystal clear water at constant temperature, considered one of South India’s geological and spiritual wonders.

Where to Shop in Kurnool

Kurnool’s shopping reflects its character as a Rayalaseema commercial hub with traditional handloom heritage and modern retail.

• Kurnool Main Market: The central commercial district with traditional Andhra textile shops, household goods, and the famous Adoni handloom outlets selling traditional cotton and silk sarees.
• Kurnool Old Town Markets: Heritage shopping district near the Konda Reddy Fort area with traditional Andhra brass items, pilgrim accessories, religious items, and regional handicrafts.
• Mantralayam Religious Markets (85 km): Pilgrim souvenirs including brass puja items, religious texts, devotional CDs, and prasadam containers near the Sri Raghavendra Swamy Mutt.

Most shops in Kurnool operate from 9 AM to 9 PM, with longer hours during festival seasons.

Food and Street Eats

Kurnool’s food scene reflects traditional Rayalaseema cuisine known for its distinctive spicier preparations compared to coastal Andhra, with strong influences from neighbouring Karnataka and Telangana.

• Rayalaseema Ragi Sangati and Natu Kodi: The signature Rayalaseema meal of ragi millet mudde served with spicy country chicken curry (natu kodi pulusu). Available at traditional restaurants from approximately Rs. 200 to Rs. 400.
• Andhra Meals (Bhojanam): Complete vegetarian meal on banana leaf with rice, sambar, rasam, pulusu, vegetables, papad, and curd. Available at local restaurants from approximately Rs. 100 to Rs. 250.
• Pesarattu and Upma: The classic Andhra breakfast of crispy green moong dal dosa served with semolina upma and ginger chutney. Available at tiffin centres from approximately Rs. 40 to Rs. 80.
• Kurnool Pulav and Biryani: Regional pulav and biryani preparations with the distinctive Rayalaseema spice blend. Available at established restaurants from approximately Rs. 150 to Rs. 350.
• Mirchi Bajji and Punugulu: The famous Andhra street snacks of stuffed chilli fritters and small fermented rice dumplings, available at evening street stalls from approximately Rs. 30 to Rs. 60.

All prices are approximate and may vary by season and establishment.

Cultural and Festive Events

• Sankranti (January 14 to 17): The Telugu harvest festival is the biggest annual celebration in Kurnool and the wider Rayalaseema region with Bhogi bonfires, kite flying, traditional rangolis (muggulu), and family gatherings. Inbound corridors from Bangalore and Hyderabad run at peak capacity during this window.
• Mahashivaratri (February to March): The night of Shiva worship draws lakhs of pilgrims through Kurnool to nearby Srisailam Jyotirlinga, with the city serving as the transit base. The corridor from Bangalore and Hyderabad sees significant pilgrim demand during this 3 to 4 day festival window.
• Sri Raghavendra Aaradhana (Mantralayam): The annual commemoration of Sri Raghavendra Swamy’s brindavana pravesha at Mantralayam (85 km) draws devotees from across South India during the late August or early September period (timing varies by Hindu calendar).

Why zingbus Is Best for Rayalaseema and Inter-State Routes

• NH 44 Inter State Corridor Trained Drivers: Professional drivers experienced with the Bangalore to Hyderabad NH 44 highway, including the long inter state stretch through Kurnool and the surrounding Rayalaseema state highways.
• Premium Volvo and Ashok Leyland 2X1 Fleet: The Bangalore corridor operates the premium Volvo Eicher A/C 36 Sleeper, Volvo Eicher A/C Seater/Sleeper, and the Ashok Leyland AC Sleeper 2X1(36) with premium 2+1 berth layout.
• Two Driver Policy on Long Corridors: On routes 6 hours or longer including the Tirupati and Mydukur services, two drivers rotate at midpoint stops to prevent fatigue and maintain on time arrival across the long stretches.
• GPS on Inter State Highways: Live tracking remains active throughout NH 44, NH 40, and the connecting Rayalaseema state highways, giving passengers real time visibility on the long inter state journeys.
• Network Coverage Across Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Telangana: Direct connectivity from Kurnool to Bangalore, Hyderabad, Tirupati, Dhone, Veldurthi, Pebbair, Kothakota, and Mydukur through a single central boarding point.
• Premium Lounges at Bangalore and Hyderabad: Check the zingbus app for lounge availability at the Bangalore and Hyderabad major boarding points, allowing passengers to rest and refresh before boarding the overnight Kurnool service.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. How do I book a bus to or from Kurnool on zingbus?

A: Visit zingbus.com or download the zingbus app, select Kurnool, and book online.

Q2. What types of buses does zingbus run from Kurnool?

A: Volvo Eicher A/C 36 Sleeper, Volvo Eicher A/C Seater/Sleeper, and Ashok Leyland AC Sleeper 2X1 (36) coaches.

Q3. How long does Kurnool to Bangalore take by bus?

A: Approximately 5 hours 12 minutes covering 328 km on the NH 44 southbound corridor.

Q4. How many daily buses run from Kurnool to Bangalore?

A: Five daily buses operate, with departures spanning 1:05 AM to 10:50 PM.

Q5. Where is the main zingbus boarding point in Kurnool?

A: The Kurnool Central Bus Stand is the primary boarding point with secondary pickup at the NH 44 Bypass.

Q6. What is Kurnool famous for?

A: Kurnool was the former capital of Andhra State (1953-1956) and the gateway to Srisailam and Mantralayam pilgrim sites.

Q7. How far is Mantralayam from Kurnool?

A: Mantralayam, home to the Sri Raghavendra Swamy Mutt, is approximately 85 km from Kurnool by road.

Q8. How far is Srisailam from Kurnool?

A: Srisailam Mallikarjuna Jyotirlinga is approximately 180 km from Kurnool, accessible as a day or overnight pilgrim trip.

Q9. Is Kurnool safe for solo and female travellers?

A: Yes. Women only seating is available on overnight zingbus routes at booking checkout.

Q10. Can I track my bus from Kurnool in real time?

A: Yes. The zingbus app provides live GPS tracking on all Kurnool corridor routes.

Q11. What is the best time to visit Kurnool?

A: October to February for pleasant weather. Mahashivaratri (February to March) drives peak Srisailam pilgrim demand.

Q12. Does zingbus connect Kurnool to Tirupati?

A: Yes. Direct AC Sleeper services connect Kurnool to Tirupati covering approximately 340 km in around 6 hours 30 minutes.

Q13. Can I cancel my Kurnool bus ticket on zingbus?

A: Yes. Cancellation is available anytime before departure on the app with applicable refund terms.

Q14. What is the luggage limit on zingbus from Kurnool?

A: One bag up to 15 kg in storage. One small handbag is permitted inside the bus.

Q15. How far are Belum Caves from Kurnool?

A: Belum Caves, one of the longest cave systems in India, are approximately 110 km from Kurnool by road.