Nagapattinam to Madurai Bus

Bus from Nagapattinam to Madurai

A convenient mode of travel while commuting from Nagapattinam to Madurai is by taking a bus. The time taken to complete the bus journey is dependent on traffic, roads and climatic conditions.The bus companies adopt safety measures while running their buses from Nagapattinam and Madurai. The smooth availability of bus service creates travel convenience for many people travelling from Nagapattinam to Madurai.
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Operators Serving on this Route

A number of efficient operators run buses from Nagapattinam to Madurai. They ensure a supply of trustworthy, punctual and comfortable bus services. Mentioned below are the list of bus operators providing different types of buses from Nagapattinam to Madurai :

Boarding Points in Nagapattinam

Most of the buses pass through major boarding terminals in Nagapattinam. These help commuters board the bus from their nearest location. The following are the boarding points in Nagapattinam:

Dropping Points in Madurai

There are different types of buses that ply from Nagapattinam to Madurai. The buses come in distinct categories and styles. A traveller may choose any one from the category of buses as per their travel interest. The several bus types operating from Nagapattinam to Madurai are:

Nagapattinam to Madurai Bus Types

Various types of buses serving passengers from Nagapattinam to Madurai ensuring safety and comfort. A few bus services are:

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About Madurai

Often referred to as the ‘Temple City’, Madurai lies on the banks of the beautiful Vagai River. It is the second largest city of Tamil Nadu and is surrounded by two main hills of the region- Nagamalai Hills and Sirumalai Hills. Madurai interestingly has the shape of a lotus which is the reason why the region is called ‘Lotus City’. Its 24x7 working culture has added another nickname to its list- “Sleepless City”. Madurai is quite well-known as a pilgrimage destination and sees many visitors during important festivals. Some of the most popular attractions in the city are Sri Meenakshi Temple, Gandhi Museum, Samanar Hills, Thirumalai Nayakar Mahal and Aayiram Kaal Mandapam.