Hayathnagar sits in the eastern Ranga Reddy District zone of the Hyderabad metropolitan area, on National Highway 9 — the Hyderabad-Vijayawada corridor that carries one of India’s heaviest inter-city commercial and passenger traffic loads. The Hayathnagar Bus Station functions as both a TGSRTC city terminus for routes operating within the Hyderabad metropolitan system and as a local transit hub for the residential and commercial communities in this eastern suburban belt.
The station operates as a terminal point for several important TGSRTC routes that cross the city — Route 156/299 runs the full length from Mehdipatnam Bus Station in the west to Hayathnagar in the east, covering some 30 stops across approximately 57 minutes of travel. Route 290T runs from Secunderabad Bus Station southward to Hayathnagar, covering 37 stops over approximately 50 minutes. Route 158F/299 connects Borabanda in the northwest to the Hayathnagar depot across 40 stops. These cross-city routes give the station a significance beyond its immediate catchment area, functioning as the eastern terminus node of three major metropolitan corridors.
Services begin at 5:03 AM and the last service operates around midnight, with the 299H route providing the practical bookend times. The TGSRTC Pushpak airport bus service also serves the broader Hayathnagar zone, connecting this eastern suburb to Rajiv Gandhi International Airport.
Overview Table
| Detail | Information |
| Name | Hayathnagar Bus Station |
| Location | Near National Highway 9, Hayathnagar, Ranga Reddy District, Telangana — 501505 |
| Operated By | TGSRTC |
| Key TGSRTC Routes | 156/299 (Mehdipatnam–Hayathnagar), 290T (Secunderabad–Hayathnagar), 158F/299 (Borabanda–Hayathnagar), 204, 205, 278, 524 EXPRESS |
| 524 EXPRESS Route | Dilsukhnagar to Pochampally via Hayathnagar |
| Distance from Dilsukhnagar | Approx. 8–10 km |
| Distance from Secunderabad | Approx. 20–25 km |
| Distance from MGBS | Approx. 18–20 km |
| Distance from LB Nagar | Approx. 7–8 km |
| Distance from Ramoji Film City | Approx. 8–10 km |
| Nearest National Highway | NH-9 (Hyderabad-Vijayawada) — on or adjacent to it |
| Operating Hours | 5:03 AM – 12:03 AM (Route 299H bookends) |
| District | Ranga Reddy District, Telangana |
| Governing Authority | TGSRTC |
| Key Feature | Eastern suburban terminus on NH-9 corridor; cross-city route terminal |
Location
Hayathnagar is on the eastern suburban fringe of the Hyderabad metropolitan area, positioned on NH-9 where the urban development that has been pushing eastward from the city’s core meets the transitional zone toward the towns of the Nalgonda and Ranga Reddy district interiors. The Thorrur Road and Sai Colony nearby are the most immediate residential zones the bus station serves. The RTC Colony within Hayathnagar houses TGSRTC depot and operational facilities that give the area its bus-station identity.
Directions
From Dilsukhnagar Bus Station, travel eastward via the main road approximately 8 to 10 kilometres, 20 to 30 minutes. From LB Nagar, travel southeastward via NH-9 approximately 7 to 8 kilometres, 15 to 25 minutes. From Secunderabad, TGSRTC Route 290T covers the 20 to 25 kilometre cross-city journey in approximately 50 minutes. From Hyderabad Airport, travel northward via NH-44 and the connecting arterials approximately 30 to 35 kilometres, 45 to 65 minutes.
Connectivity
The Hyderabad Metro’s network does not currently extend to the Hayathnagar zone directly — LB Nagar on the Red Line at approximately 7 to 8 kilometres is the nearest metro station, accessible by TGSRTC bus or shared auto. NH-9’s connectivity toward Vijayawada and the Andhra Pradesh border makes Hayathnagar a natural junction point for passengers traveling between the inner city and the southeastern corridor. The 524 EXPRESS service connecting Dilsukhnagar to Pochampally gives the station its most commercially distinctive route — Pochampally is the famous ikat weaving town of Telangana.
Nearby Areas
Ramoji Film City: The world’s largest film studio complex — certified by the Guinness World Records — is approximately 8 to 10 kilometres from Hayathnagar Bus Station. Several TGSRTC routes including the 290F connect the bus station zone to the Ramoji Film City area. Pochampally: The famous handloom ikat weaving village whose GI-tagged Pochampally sarees and dress materials are celebrated globally is accessible via the 524 EXPRESS service — one of those specific route connections that gives a suburban bus station an unexpected cultural significance. LB Nagar: The LB Nagar commercial and residential zone with its Hyderabad Metro Red Line terminus is the most important urban node near Hayathnagar.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. Where is Hayathnagar Bus Station in Hyderabad?
On or near National Highway 9 in Hayathnagar, Ranga Reddy District — approximately 8 to 10 km east of Dilsukhnagar and 7 to 8 km from LB Nagar.
Q2. Which TGSRTC routes terminate at Hayathnagar Bus Station?
Routes 156/299 from Mehdipatnam, 290T from Secunderabad, 158F/299 from Borabanda, and the 524 EXPRESS from Dilsukhnagar are among the major terminating routes.
Q3. Is Ramoji Film City accessible from Hayathnagar Bus Station?
Yes — Ramoji Film City is approximately 8 to 10 km away and connected via TGSRTC routes including 290F.
Q4. What is the 524 EXPRESS route from Hayathnagar?
It connects Dilsukhnagar to the Pochampally ikat weaving village — one of Telangana’s most culturally significant handicraft destinations.
Q5. What are the operating hours at Hayathnagar Bus Station?
Services operate from 5:03 AM to approximately midnight, with the 299H route defining the practical operating window.