
Chennai to Hyderabad bus covers approximately 555 kms in about 10h. zingbus runs 3 direct buses daily, from 8:10 PM to 8:55 PM. Book Chennai to Hyderabad bus ticket today, with prices ranging from ₹937 to ₹1977.
| Bus | Departure | Boarding Point | Drop Point | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| zingbus Plus | 8:10 PM | Tada Bus Stop | Near LB Nagar Rainbow Children Hospital | Ashok Leyland AC Sleeper 2X1(36) |
| zingbus Plus | 8:15 PM | Tada Bus Stop | Hayathnagar Bus Stand | Ashok Leyland AC Sleeper 2X1(36) |
| zingbus MAXX | 8:55 PM | RMK Engineering College | Hayathnagar Bus Stand | Volvo 9600 Multi-Axle A/C Sleeper (2+1) |
All 3 buses on the Chennai to Hyderabad bus route are GPS-tracked, with background-verified drivers and OTP verification at boarding.
Chennai to Hyderabad Route Details
Chennai
Sullurupeta
Naidupeta
Gudur
Nellore
Kavali
Ulavapadu
Singarayakonda
Tangutur
Ongole
Addanki
Piduguralla
Miryalaguda
Narketpalle
Chityala
Hyderabad
zingbus is trusted to provide most affordable and comfortable ways to travel from Chennai to Hyderabad. Our fares are budget-friendly and vary depending on the bus type, travel season, and the facilities of the bus.
| Minimum Bus Ticket Price | ₹937 |
| Maximum Bus Ticket Price | ₹1977 |
The bus schedule offers flexible options for Chennai to Hyderabad journey . Check the schedule below for more details:
| First bus | 8:10 PM |
| Last bus | 8:55 PM |
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A: Chennai to Hyderabad bus ticket fares start from ₹937, depending on bus type, seat availability, and how early you book.
A: Approximately 10h under normal traffic and road conditions.
A: Chennai to Hyderabad buses depart between 8:10 PM and 8:55 PM. zingbus operates 3 direct buses daily on this route.
A: The Chennai to Hyderabad bus distance is approximately 555 km.
A: Yes, zingbus Maxx is available on Chennai to Hyderabad bus route.
A: Yes, food is available on the Chennai to Hyderabad bus route. A complimentary five-course meal is included with your zingbus MAXX ticket.
A: Yes, on eligible bookings.
A: Contact zingbus customer care immediately for assistance.
A: Yes, check available offers on the app or website at checkout.
A: UPI, Net Banking, Credit/Debit Card, and digital wallets.
A: Yes, all zingbus coaches have GPS tracking, accessible via the app.
A: Yes. Female-only seats can be selected at booking for added safety.
A: 15 kg per passenger. Check the website for the full baggage policy.
A: Reach out to zingbus customer support through the app as early as possible changes are handled case by case, subject to seat and route availability.
A: Refunds for eligible cancellations land back in your account within 3–7 business days, depending on your bank or payment provider.
A: The route lists Koyambedu pickups at specific roadside landmarks, including Super Gas Auto LPG station. Your ticket identifies the meeting point for your departure.
A: Gachibowli’s KGN Xerox point is listed as “Drop by Cab.” When available on your departure, it includes a connecting cab transfer to that location.
A: LB Nagar is on Hyderabad Metro’s Red Line, serving MGBS, Nampally and Ameerpet. The hospital drop point needs a separate connection to the station.
A: Ameerpet provides access to the Blue Line towards HITEC City and Raidurg. The onward journey from the metro station depends on your office or hotel.
If you still have questions related to Chennai to Hyderabad bus trip, please refer to our zingbus FAQ page here.
Whether you are heading to an Old City hotel, a family home in Kukatpally or an office in Gachibowli, choosing the right drop point can make your Chennai to Hyderabad bus journey more convenient. A suitable stop reduces local travel time and helps you reach your destination with enough time for breakfast, rest and the day ahead.
Chennai boarding locations extend across Koyambedu, Guindy and the OMR neighbourhoods. The named landmark matters more than the locality alone: the route lists more than one Koyambedu stop. Your selected departure determines the available points, reporting time and exact meeting location.
Chennai Metro serves Koyambedu on the Green Line and Guindy on the Blue Line. An auto or taxi can cover the remaining distance to the bus landmark. For OMR pickups, a direct road transfer avoids taking luggage across town solely to reach Koyambedu.
Evening traffic can slow the final approach along OMR and around major junctions. A station name does not place the coach inside the station premises. The ticket landmark and road side give your local driver a more useful destination than a general neighbourhood pin.
Hyderabad drop points cover the eastern approach, central neighbourhoods and the Kukatpally side of the city. Ameerpet offers a Red Line and Blue Line metro interchange, while LB Nagar connects with the Red Line. Travel beyond the bus stop remains part of the arrival plan.
The zingbus Pickup and Drop By Cab service connects eligible bus stops with selected locations through shared cabs. Its charge forms part of the booking payment, avoiding a separate cab payment. The Gachibowli option ends at the listed point; an office or hotel beyond it needs its own onward arrangement.
Charminar, Chowmahalla Palace and Salar Jung Museum form an Old City sightseeing group. Golconda lies farther west and deserves a separate outing with time for its climb. Keeping these areas apart makes a short visit easier to manage after travelling overnight.
A short market walk and a seated meal work well between heritage visits. Hyderabad also rewards leaving some time unallocated: tea shops, bangle counters and lakeside paths need less planning than a full excursion outside the city.
After arrival, the first stop is your accommodation for breakfast and a break. Early room access depends on the property’s arrangements, so sightseeing works better once luggage has somewhere to stay. A hotel in central Hyderabad or the Old City keeps this particular day plan manageable.
Salar Jung Museum can take the main daytime slot, followed by lunch and a transfer towards Charminar. The museum opens from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM and closes on Fridays. Its galleries merit an unhurried visit rather than a brief stop between several monuments.
The later part of the day can stay around Charminar and Laad Bazaar, with tea before returning to the hotel. On Fridays, the museum drops out of this plan. Golconda belongs on another morning, particularly when tiredness or afternoon heat makes a long climb less appealing.
A modest Old City day can combine public transport, short auto journeys and one paid attraction. The amounts below separate the museum’s published charges from suggested spending allowances. They cover one adult’s local day, excluding accommodation and the intercity bus ticket.
| Expense | Cost or planning allowance |
| Metro and short auto journeys | ₹450 per person as a planning allowance, not a fixed transport fare |
| Breakfast, lunch and dinner | ₹700 per person as a planning allowance |
| Tea and drinking water | ₹150 per person as a planning allowance |
| Salar Jung Museum admission | ₹50 for an Indian adult above 18 years; ₹500 for a foreign visitor |
| Museum smartphone or still-camera ticket | ₹50 per device under the museum’s published photography rules |
| Example total for an Indian adult with one smartphone | ₹1400, including the allowances and museum charges above |
The same example totals ₹1850 for a foreign visitor with one smartphone. Shopping, other monument admissions and special exhibitions are outside this calculation. The museum publishes a smartphone ticket requirement, so the example includes it rather than counting admission alone.
A stay in Gachibowli or the Financial District changes the transport calculation: an Old City visit involves a longer cross-city journey. App-cab quotes depend on the pickup point, demand and traffic. The ₹450 allowance is intended for a central stay using public transport and short local rides.
Note: Local transport and meal amounts are planning allowances; actual spending and attraction charges may change.
Hyderabad’s food gives an arrival day plenty of options without a separate restaurant trail. Biryani suits a substantial lunch, while tea and biscuits fit a shorter break. Haleem is especially associated with Ramadan, so its availability should not be assumed at every restaurant throughout the year.
November to February is generally the most comfortable period for Hyderabad’s walking routes and outdoor monuments. The two cities can have different weather on the same travel date, so a comfortable destination forecast does not necessarily mean an easy approach to your Chennai pickup.
An overnight intercity journey needs attention to driver fatigue, passenger assistance and emergency procedures. The core zingbus safety measures provide a clear reference during the ride, while the final road crossings at Chennai pickups and Hyderabad drops require care with luggage.
At roadside stops, luggage collection is easier from a safe waiting area away from moving traffic. Hyderabad’s metro pillars identify locations but do not make every road crossing safe. Heavy rain can obscure uneven surfaces; a nearby established crossing is preferable to carrying bags across a busy junction.
Your Chennai to Hyderabad bus journey works best with a pickup near your starting point and a drop suited to your stay. A relaxed arrival day leaves room for rest, while Hyderabad to Chennai bus departures help organise the journey home.