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Travel from Anantapur to Hyderabad by bus

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Anish Mehta
Travel from Anantapur to Hyderabad by bus

The road distance from Hyderabad to Anantapur is estimated to be 356kms and takes around eight hours to complete the journey by bus. I opted for an AC sleeper bus, as they are secure for lengthy night visiting. Additionally, Hyderabad is connected well by using roadways; buses most commonly link many of the places frequented via vacationers. Anantapur being one of the favoured places in Andhra Pradesh is effortlessly accessed through bus from Hyderabad. I booked online bus tickets from redbus.in and all my travel woes were reduced. There are a decent number of bus companies offering services between the two cities and creating enough amount of travel convenience for many commuters.


On the other hand, Anantapur is placed in the westernmost part of the southern state of Andhra Pradesh. This location is believed to be very renowned among vacationers given that the whole district of Anantapur is famous for its silk enterprise and holds fairly a combination of historical yore. The locals fondly refer to this beautiful city is Andhra Pradesh as a heaven serving for the beautiful state of Andhra Pradesh. Anantapur is one such destination that is quite well known for its glorious historical and cultural past. This makes Anantapur must visit for all history lovers out there waiting to get a glimpse of the rich history of the country. The number of heritage structures that are present here are just endless here and it will take you several days to explore all of them!! The locals take pride in it and have preserved their culture and heritage quite well. Anantapur also serves as the administrative and financial capital of Anantapur district. When you explore this beautiful city you will realise that it is one of the perfect mixes of modernity and culture blending together quite flawlessly. In recent time the place has been undergoing rapid transition however all of India’s rich history, religions and genuine ethnic traditions are being preserved and followed. Most of the income for Anantapur is derived from Tourism. One thing worth noting is that the place receives the lowest rainfall compared to the rest of the country!!


I boarded the bus from Anantapur pick up point at 2pm and reached Hyderabad at 11pm. The bus travel was for almost 8 hours where they gave rest stops too. I was travelling in an AC semi sleeper bus that was comfortable and the staff in the bus ensured that all its passengers were travelling in ease.


Hyderabad being one of the popular travel destinations in Southern India, I always wanted to visit this place. My bus travel experience was a pleasant one!


I waiting to explore the Charminar, Golconda Fort, Mecca Masjid, The Salar Jung Museum, Quli Qutub Shahi Tombs and many others. I also waited to sample the Mughal and Persian style of cuisine.


As I reached the bus stop, I found my friend waiting for me. Overall, it was a great experience of traversing to Hyderabad by a bus!

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