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APSRTC and TNSTC Join Hands to Operate 300 Inter-State Buses for Srivari Brahmotsavam
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APSRTC and TNSTC collaborate to offer 300 special buses for Srivari Brahmotsavam in Tirupati.

Prominent South Indian Transport Corporations Unite to Ensure Hassle-Free Pilgrimage In anticipation of the upcoming Srivari Brahmotsavam scheduled for September and October, the Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (APSRTC) and the Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation (TNSTC) have announced a joint initiative to operate 300 special bus services. These services aim to facilitate the seamless travel of devotees to and from the holy city of Tirupati, where religious festivals are set to take place.

Revealing the Special Bus Services

Officials from both APSRTC and TNSTC recently assembled in Tirupati to finalize the bus routes and services. The collaborative effort seeks to provide comfortable and efficient transportation options for pilgrims visiting Tirupati for the Srivari Brahmotsavam. Below are the key details of these special bus services:

APSRTC Services

  • Tirupati-Chennai Routes:
      • Via Srikalahasti: 5 services
      • Via Uthukottai: 30 services
  • Tirupati-Kanchi Routes:
      • Via Puttur and Tiruttani: 20 services
  • Tirupati-Tiruvannamalai Routes:
      • Via Chittoor and Vellore: 10 services
  • Tirupati-Vellore Routes:
      • Via Chittoor: 65 services
  • Tirupati-Krishnagiri Routes:
      • Via Chittoor and Kuppam: 15 services
  • Tirupati-Hosuru Routes:
    • Via Chittoor and Kuppam: 5 services
  • Total: 150 services

TNSTC Services

  • Kallakurichi-Tirupati Routes:
      • Via Tiruvannamalai and Chittoor
  • Villupuram-Tirupati Routes:
      • Via Vellore and Chittoor
  • Pondicherry-Tirupati Routes:
      • Via Kanchipuram and Tiruttani
  • Additional Routes Connecting:
    • Salem, Trichy, Madurai, Coimbatore, Kumbakonam, Thanjavur, Nagapattanam, and more.
  • Total: 150 services

Efficiency and Convenience for Pilgrims

The introduction of these 300 special bus services is expected to significantly enhance the travel experience for devotees attending the Srivari Brahmotsavam. Here’s how these services will benefit pilgrims:

  • Wider Coverage: The routes span various destinations in both Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu, ensuring accessibility for devotees from multiple regions.
  • Reduced Travel Time: The availability of special buses on these routes will help reduce travel time, allowing pilgrims to reach Tirupati promptly.
  • Comfortable Travel: Passengers can expect a comfortable journey, with well-maintained buses equipped with essential amenities.
  • Seamless Transfers: Coordinated efforts between APSRTC and TNSTC will ensure smooth transfers between buses, minimizing travel disruptions.
  • Enhanced Safety: These special services will adhere to strict safety protocols to safeguard the health and well-being of passengers.

Plan Your Pilgrimage

Devotees planning to attend the Srivari Brahmotsavam in Tirupati are encouraged to take advantage of these special bus services provided by APSRTC and TNSTC. With a total of 300 services covering a wide array of routes, this collaboration aims to make the pilgrimage experience more convenient and enjoyable for everyone.

For specific route details, schedules, and booking information, passengers can visit the official websites of AbhiBus or reach out to their respective online portals. As the Srivari Brahmotsavam approach, these special bus services promise to play a pivotal role in ensuring a hassle-free spiritual journey for all.

Source : thehansindia

Ashwini Ellendula
Ashwini Ellendula
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