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Ramanathapuram to Madurai Bus Service

Avg. Bus Duration	: 2 hours 44 mins
Buses depart from	: Ramanathapuram
Bus arrives in	: Madurai
Distance	: 114 km
Cheapest Bus Ticket	: INR 400
Earliest Bus	: 11:00
Last Bus	: 20:45
Daily Bus Services	: 7
Bus Companies	: 5

Bus Operator	First Bus	Last Bus	Duration
Arthi Travels	20:15	20:45	2 hrs 52 mins
Jai Vishnu Travels	20:15	20:15	3 hrs 0 mins

Bus from Ramanathapuram to Madurai

The journey from Ramanathapuram to Madurai is smoothly covered by a bus in 2 hours. The time to travel is dependent on India’s traffic, roads and climatic conditions. There are operators running their buses between Ramanathapuram to Madurai bringing necessary travel convenience for several people in India. All buses are driven by experienced drivers ensuring safety during journey.

Operators Serving on this Route

A number of prominent operators ply buses from Ramanathapuram to Madurai ensuring punctuality and safety for its passengers. Major operators offering various kinds of bus services are:

FAQs

Are sleeper buses from Ramanathapuram to Madurai available?

Many bus operators on the route from Ramanathapuram to Madurai offer sleeper buses. While booking Ramanathapuram to Madurai buses, you can filter out the sleeper buses and book a bus that suits your needs.

How can I go from Ramanathapuram to Madurai?

Buses are the best modes of transportation for traveling from Ramanathapuram to Madurai . You can book a bus ticket from Ramanathapuram to Madurai from the comfort of your home by simply logging on to redBus website or app, entering Ramanathapuram and Madurai as your source and destination respectively, and selecting the most suitable bus available from the list.

Can I reschedule my Ramanathapuram to Madurai bus ticket?

Yes, redBus makes cancelling or rescheduling the bus tickets extremely easy for passengers. You can reschedule your Ramanathapuram to Madurai bus ticket by entering the ticket details and choosing a future date of traveling. Confirm the rescheduled date of travel and pay the difference amount for the ticket. Disclaimer: Please note that rescheduling the tickets is subject to bus operator policy. One can check the availability of rescheduling the tickets of the respective bus operator while booking tickets online.

How much time does it take to reach Madurai from Ramanathapuram by bus?

The total bus duration taken on Ramanathapuram to Madurai buses depends upon the bus operators, the road route they follow, and the break duration they take. While booking Ramanathapuram to Madurai buses on redBus, one can see the total time taken by each bus operator in the detail and choose accordingly.

About Ramanathapuram

Ramanathapuram is a beautiful city in the state of Tamil Nadu. It was formed from portions of Madurai and Tirunelveli. In the British period this place was called “Ramnad”. It is also called “Mugavai” as it is the entry place of the river Vaigai. People go to behold the Raja Palace. The Sethupaty Raja and his family still live in the palace. The contributions of the Raja and his family are remarkable even though no longer in power. The beauty of the palace has attracted many like a German, who made a documentary movie about the palace. The Annai Indira Gandhi Bridge, Kurusadai Island, Ariyaman Beach are places that need to be viewed and many other beautiful temples, bridges, church, tomb, bird sanctuary and many other natural beauties are also there.

Ramanathapuram to Madurai Bus Types

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

Volvo Multi-Axle B9R Semi Sleeper (2+2)
A/C Seater Push Back (2+2)
Volvo Multi-Axle A/C Semi Sleeper (2+2)
NON A/C Semi Sleeper (2+2)
NON A/C Semi Sleeper / Sleeper (2+1)
NON A/C Seater / Sleeper (2+1)
A/C Sleeper (2+1)
NON A/C Seater (2+2)

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.