Northern Telangana’s highway geography converges conveniently at Kamareddy. The district headquarters town sits on NH-44 — the longest national highway in India, running from Srinagar to Kanyakumari — approximately 117 kilometres north of Hyderabad’s outer boundary. That highway position gives Kamareddy an outsized transit significance for a district headquarter town: it intercepts traffic flowing between Hyderabad and the entire northern Telangana belt while simultaneously serving as the local commercial and administrative hub for Kamareddy district’s internal population.
The bus station in Kamareddy town, run by TGSRTC, is positioned at the heart of this transit function. TGSRTC services connect Kamareddy northward to Nizamabad (approximately 70 kilometres), southward to Hyderabad’s MGBS and Secunderabad JBS, and sideways toward Karimnagar, Warangal, Sangareddy, and the agricultural towns of the district interior. The Hyderabad route is the busiest — first buses leave as early as 1:40 AM and the last departs around 11:20 PM, reflecting the enormous daily movement between this highway town and the state capital. Ticket prices for the Hyderabad journey run from approximately ₹142 to ₹215 depending on service type.
The town has an old bus station on Adloor Road and additional boarding points along the bypass near NH-44 — the bypass boarding points serve the private operator buses that prefer not to enter the town center. Travelers arriving by train use Kamareddy Railway Station, connected to Secunderabad (approximately 2 hours 15 minutes by superfast) and Nanded, and then transfer by auto-rickshaw to the bus station for onward road travel.
Overview Table
| Detail | Information |
| Name | Kamareddy Bus Station (TGSRTC) |
| Location | Kamareddy Town, Kamareddy District, Telangana — 503111 |
| Old Bus Station Address | Adloor Road, Kamareddy |
| Bypass Boarding Points | NH-44 Bypass, Kamareddy Welcome Bypass, Hyderabad Naka |
| Operated By | TGSRTC (Primary); Private Operators |
| Key Routes | Hyderabad (MGBS and JBS), Nizamabad, Karimnagar, Warangal, Sangareddy, Nanded |
| Hyderabad Distance | Approx. 100–117 km; 2 hours 15 minutes to 2 hours 45 minutes |
| Hyderabad First Bus | 1:40 AM |
| Hyderabad Last Bus | 11:20 PM |
| Hyderabad Fare (TGSRTC) | ₹142–₹215 depending on service type |
| Nearest Railway Station | Kamareddy Railway Station (KMR) — Approx. 2–3 km |
| Nearest Airport | Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Hyderabad — Approx. 139 km |
| Distance from Nizamabad | Approx. 70 km |
| Distance from Karimnagar | Approx. 130 km |
| Highway | NH-44 (Srinagar-Kanyakumari) passes through Kamareddy |
| Governing Authority | TGSRTC |
Location
Kamareddy town occupies the Deccan plateau’s red soil uplands in what was formerly the Nizamabad district before Telangana’s district reorganisation created Kamareddy as a separate district. The bus station is in the central commercial zone of the town, accessible from NH-44 via the main town road. The Adloor Road address of the old bus station places it in the established older commercial quarter, while the bypass boarding points serve highway traffic that does not need to enter the town grid.
Directions
From Hyderabad MGBS: TGSRTC services run throughout the day from early morning covering approximately 100 to 117 kilometres in 2 hours 15 minutes to 2 hours 45 minutes via NH-44 northward. Multiple service categories including Super Luxury, Rajadhani, and ordinary express.
From Secunderabad JBS: Buses depart from Jubilee Bus Station covering the same NH-44 corridor with similar timing and frequency.
From Nizamabad: Travel southward on NH-44 approximately 70 kilometres, 1 to 1.5 hours.
From Karimnagar: Travel westward via the connecting road network approximately 130 kilometres, 2.5 to 3 hours.
From Kamareddy Railway Station: Auto-rickshaw approximately 2 to 3 kilometres to the bus station, 5 to 10 minutes.
Connectivity
Kamareddy Railway Station connects the district to Secunderabad (2 hours 15 minutes by superfast), Nanded, and other South Central Railway destinations. NH-44’s passage through the town gives it strong national highway road connectivity in both north and south directions. TGSRTC’s 24-hour Hyderabad service frequency makes road travel the more practical daily option for most Kamareddy-Hyderabad commuters compared to the limited express train schedule.
Nearby Areas
Dichpally Ramalayam: One of the most sacred Ram temples in Telangana, located in Dichpally near Nizamabad and accessible from the Kamareddy bus network, draws significant pilgrimage traffic through this corridor. Nizamabad Fort: The medieval fortification in the Nizamabad district headquarters is accessible from Kamareddy via the regular bus service, making the station a base for heritage visitors to the northern Telangana region. Kamareddy Agricultural Belt: The district’s cotton and soybean farming zones generate significant agricultural worker movement through the bus station on market days and harvest seasons.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. Where is Kamareddy Bus Station located?
Adloor Road, central Kamareddy town, Kamareddy District, Telangana — approximately 2 to 3 km from Kamareddy Railway Station.
Q2. How many hours is Kamareddy from Hyderabad by bus?
Approximately 2 hours 15 minutes to 2 hours 45 minutes, covering 100 to 117 km via NH-44.
Q3. What is the first bus from Kamareddy to Hyderabad?
1:40 AM — TGSRTC operates very early morning departures given the demand from the Hyderabad working population.
Q4. How much is a bus ticket from Kamareddy to Hyderabad?
₹142 to ₹215 depending on service category — Super Luxury and Rajadhani services at the higher end.
Q5. Is there a railway station near Kamareddy Bus Station?
Yes — Kamareddy Railway Station approximately 2 to 3 km away, connected to Secunderabad in approximately 2 hours 15 minutes by superfast.