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501 bus time schedule & line map 501 View In Website Mode ↻ City Bus Station (ನ.ಬ.¯) The 501 bus line ↻ City Bus Station (ನ.ಬ.¯) has one route. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) ↻ City Bus Station (ನ.ಬ.¯): 6:34 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 501 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 501 bus arriving. Direction: ↻ City Bus Station (ನ.ಬ.¯) 501 bus Time Schedule 26 stops ↻ City Bus Station (ನ.ಬ.¯) Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 6:34 AM Monday 6:34 AM C.B.S Platform 1 (ನ.ಬ.¯ ಅಂಕಣ 1) Tuesday 6:34 AM Mysore Palace Wednesday 6:34 AM Hardinge Circle Thursday 6:34 AM Mysore Zoo Friday 6:34 AM 853 lokaranjan mahal road, Mysore Saturday 6:34 AM Administrative Training Institute (Police Bhavan) Administrative Training Institute (Police Bhavan) Jockey Quarters (Kurubarahalli Circle) 501 bus Info Direction: ↻ City Bus Station (ನ.ಬ.¯) Yaraganahalli Circle ( ) Stops: 26 ಎರಗನಹŠ ವೃತ Trip Duration: 39 min Teresian College ( ) Line Summary: C.B.S Platform 1 (ನ.ಬ.¯ ಅಂಕಣ 1), ೕ¦ಯ æೕಜು Mysore Palace, Hardinge Circle, Mysore Zoo, Administrative Training Institute (Police Bhavan), Geetha Convent ( ) ÁೕÕ æಂ Administrative Training Institute (Police Bhavan), Jockey Quarters (Kurubarahalli Circle), Nazarabad (ನಜÿ‘) Yaraganahalli Circle (ಎರಗನಹŠ ವೃತ), Teresian College ( ), Geetha Convent ( ), S.P O∆ce ( . ) ೕ¦ಯ æೕಜು ÁೕÕ æಂ ಎ ˘ ಕೕˇ Nazarabad (ನಜÿ‘), S.P O∆ce (ಎ.˘ ಕೕˇ), Five Light Circle (ೖ ೖ ವೃತ), St. Philomina Church Five Light Circle ( ) ೖ ೖ ವೃತ (ಸಂತ ˙⁄˝— ಚ), K.R Hospital (.ಆ ಆಸ ), Railway Station (ೖಲು ¯⁄ ಣ), Dasappa Circle (œಸಪ St. Philomina Church ( ) ಸಂತ ˙⁄˝— ಚ ವೃತ), Masjid (ಮ¦ೕˆ), Kalamandira (ಕ⁄ಮಂˆರ), Kukkarahalli Lake ( ), Ramaswamy Circle ಕುಕ ರಹŠ ( ), Seetha Vilas Choultry ( K.R Hospital (.ಆ ಆಸ ) ÿಮﬂ˝ ವೃತ ¦ೕÕ š⁄ Irwin Road, Mysore ł), Laxmi Talkies (ಲðೕ Íತಮ ಂˆರ), Sanskrit Pathashale, Hardinge Circle, City Bus Station (ನಗರ ) Railway Station (ೖಲು ¯⁄ ಣ) ಬ ¯⁄ ಣ Dasappa Circle (œಸಪ ವೃತ) Krishnaraja Sagara Road, Mysore Masjid (ಮ¦ೕˆ) Kalamandira (ಕ⁄ಮಂˆರ) Kukkarahalli Lake ( ) ಕುಕ ರಹŠ Ramaswamy Circle (ÿಮﬂ˝ ವೃತ) 35/C3 Parimala Complex,Near Ramaswamy Circle, Chamaraja Double Road Seetha Vilas Choultry (¦ೕÕ š⁄ ł) Laxmi Talkies (ಲðೕ Íತಮ ಂˆರ) Sanskrit Pathashale Hardinge Circle Hardinge Circle, Mysore City Bus Station (ನಗರ ಬ ¯⁄ ಣ) 501 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. Use the Moovit App to see live bus times, train schedule or subway schedule, and step-by-step directions for all public transit in Mysore. Check Live Arrival Times About Moovit MaaS Solutions Supported Countries Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - All Rights Reserved.

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