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This is an afternoon service departing from Bengaluru and returning in the evening to Bengaluru. The nearest major airport is Chennai International Airport (MAA), approximately 147 kilometres (91 mi) from the town; the next closest major airport is Bengaluru International Airport, approximately 180 kilometres (110 mi) away.
Devikapuram is located on State Highway 115.. Devikapuram Periyanayagi Temple. This village has connecting bus from: Chennai (150 km); Thiruvannamalai (50 km); Arni (21 km); Polur (14 km) and
Grand Southern Trunk Road or National Highway 45 is an arterial road in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu.It is also known as Chennai–Perambalur-Trichy-Dindigul-Theni Highway. [1]
Tiruvannamalai Central Bus Station, commonly known as Tiruvannamalai New Bus Stand, is one of the bus termini of Tiruvannamalai.Sister stations include Manalurpet road station and nine other arterial festive time bus stations, which are primarily used for intra-city buses. [4]
Aarani is 126 km (78 mi) from Chennai, 38 kilometres (24 mi) from Vellore and 60 kilometres (37 mi) from Tiruvannamalai. There are two bus stops in the town and the TNSTC operates a daily service to major cities in southern Tamil Nadu. Aarani to Chennai has a bus every 10 minutes from 02:15 am to 10:45 pm.
Chennai City Roads, Chengalpattu 49.60 KM 5/0 to KM 21/2 and KM 30/4 to KM 63/8 SH48A OSM: Mount - Medavakkam Road Chennai City Roads 9.10 SH48B OSM: Taramani Link Road Chennai City Roads 3.63 SH48C OSM: Velachery Bypass Road Chennai City Roads 1.90 SH49: OSM: East Coast Road (Thiruvanmiyur - Mahabalipuram - Marakkanam - Pondicherry Road)
Tamil Nadu State Highway 6 (SH-6) connects Kallakurichi with Thiruvannamalai in Tamil Nadu state, India. Its total length is 68 kilometres (42 mi). Its total length is 68 kilometres (42 mi). SH-6 Kallakurichi - Sankarapuram - Thiruvannamalai
Tiruvannamalai is one of the most venerated places in Tamil Nadu. In ancient times, the term "Annamalai" meant an inaccessible mountain. The word "Thiru" was prefixed to signify its greatness, and coupled with the two terms, it was called Thiruvannamalai.