Bangalore is one of the most developed cities of south India, and as such, it enjoys great connectivity with almost all important cities of the country. A city known for its IT industries and research & development institutes, parks, garden, lakes, shopping malls, multiplexes, historic sites, monuments, educational institutions, temples, churches, manufacturing industries and service sector industries, Bangalore has a great deal to offer to one and all. It is also one of the most favourite cities for the entrepreneurs of the world to set up their shops.
Tirupati is home to the richest and most visited temple of not only India, but also in the whole world. This famous abode of Lord Venkateshwara, a form of Lord Vishnu, is considered to be one of the most sacred places of the country. Moreover, the hills of Tirupati is said to be the second oldest rock formation of the world. Devotees from all parts of the world come to Tirupati to offer their respects and offerings. Tirupati is also home to many more temples, industries, educational institutions and other similar tourist attractions.
Tirupati lies at a distance of about 248 kilometers from Bangalore city. Reaching from Bangalore to Tirupati is quite easy as both the cities enjoy good connectivity by means of air, rail and roadways. There are few flights to connect Tirupati to Bangalore. Though it is costlier than other modes of transport, it is still affordable. Business people and people who have less time at their disposal are the ones who normally prefer to fly from Bangalore to Tirupati.
Another option to reach Tirupati from Bangalore is to hire a cab. Cabs are the best option while travelling with kids and elders. Many types of cabs are available for hire and people who wish to avail this facility can opt for the most suited one
Travelling by train is a popular and comparatively cheaper means to reach Tirupati from Bangalore. There are many direct trains which run from Bangalore to Tirupati railway station on a daily basis. Moreover, many more trains are available to Tirupati from Katpadi Junction, if one fails to get a seat \ berth in any of the direct trains. There are close to fifty such connection trains available for Tirupati from Bangalore, via Katpadi. Travelling by train is made easier by booking tickets in advance using the Indian Railway’s online booking system.
Several buses also ply between Bangalore and Tirupati. These buses are government owned as well as private run buses. Both the Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh state buses are available for travel from Bangalore to Tirupati. Travelling by bus is recommended for travellers on a sparing budget and for backpackers.