Bangalore To Nellore

Bangalore

Bengaluru, also spelled Bangalore, formerly known as Bangalore, is a city, the capital (since 1830) of the state of Karnataka, southern India. Bangalore is one of the biggest cities in India. Lok, at an altitude of 3,113 feet (949 m) above sea level, on the east-west slope of the Karnataka Plateau in the south-east of the state, is at a cultural meeting point for speakers of Kannada-Telugu and Tamil. (2001) City, 4,301,326; urban combined, 5,701,446; (2011) City, 8,443,675; Urban Collection, 8,520,435.

Nellore

Nellore is a city on the banks of the Penna River,[4] in the Nellore district in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.[5] It is the district headquarters, as well as serving as the Nellore district and Nellore revenue department.[6] It is the fourth most populous city in the country. It is located 700 km from Visakhapatnam and about 170 km north of Chennai in Tamil Nadu.

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Traveling by road from Bangalore to Nellore offers a beautiful passage through the southern Indian states of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. The distance between these two cities is between 280 and 320 km, depending on your exact starting points in the cities. Here is the recommended method:

Route: Bangalore to Nellore via NH44 and NH16

1. Bangalore to Nellore via NH44 (Approximately 230 kilometers):

• Start from Bangalore and head east on NH44 (National Highway 44), which connects Bangalore to Hyderabad.
• Continue on NH44, passing through towns like Hoskote, Kolar, and Mulbagal.
• After reaching Mulbagal, continue on NH44, which also connects to NH40.
• Continue on NH44 through Chittoor in Andhra Pradesh.
• After entering Nellore, follow the signs to reach your specific destination within the city.

2. Alternative Route: Bangalore to Nellore via NH75 and NH140 (Approximately 320 kilometers):

• You can also consider taking NH75 and NH140, which is a longer but scenic route. This route takes you through Chikkaballapur, Madanapalle, and Chittoor.

Please note that road conditions and traffic may vary, so check the latest information and advice to use a GPS system or map for real-time directions while traveling. In addition, consider starting your trip earlier in the day to avoid heavy traffic and enjoy your trip in comfort. Make sure your vehicle is properly maintained, and that you have all the necessary paperwork, including a valid driver’s license, vehicle documentation, and insurance.

Important places to visit while traveling 'Bangalore to Nellore

Traveling from Bangalore to Nellore gives you the opportunity to explore many interesting places along the way. Here are some of the most important places you can visit during your visit.

Hoskote: This town is known for its atmosphere and is a great place to stop for a quick break. You can explore the local markets and enjoy some local food.

Kolar: Kolar is of historical importance and has many temples and forts. Kolaram Temple and Someshwar Temple are also worth a visit. You can also explore the Kolar Gold Fields (KGF), a former mining town.

Mulbagal: Known for its Anjaneyaswamy temple, Mulbagal is a peaceful place for spiritual seekers. The temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman is a popular pilgrimage site.

Chittoor: If you take the other road, you will pass through Chittoor. Here you can visit Venkateswara Temple also known as Balaji Temple which is a major pilgrimage site.

Sri Kalahasti: Near the Andhra Pradesh border, Sri Kalahasti is famous for the Sri Kalahasti Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is known for its unique architecture and spiritual significance.

Nellore: Once you reach Nellore, there are several attractions, viz.

Ranganatha Temple - A huge temple dedicated to Lord Ranganatha (Vishnu) famous for its beautiful architecture.

Pulicat Lake: One of the largest coastal lakes in India, it is known for its bird feeding and tranquil settings.

Nelapattu Bird Sanctuary: A haven for bird watchers, home to various species of migratory birds.

Udayagiri Fort: Explore the ruins of this historic fort, offering panoramic views of the surrounding area.

Nellapattu Beach: Relax on the beach and enjoy the beach breeze.