BMTC Route 293-SD — Devanahalli Old Bus Stand to Shivajinagara Bus Station
Devanahalli Old Bus Stand to Shivajinagara Bus Station
BMTC Bus Timings & Stops
Route 293-SD — Key Facts
Updated 21 Oct 2026- Route number
- 293-SD
- Origin
- Devanahalli Old Bus Stand
- Destination
- Shivajinagara Bus Station
- Total stops
- 68
- Daily pass
- ₹95
- Monthly pass
- ₹1,400
- Trips per day
- 1
- Service type
- Ordinary Bus
- First bus
- 4:30 PM
- Last bus
- 4:30 PM
schedule Schedule & Timings ▼
16:30
Stop-by-Stop Sequence
68 total stops
1
Devanahalli Old Bus Stand
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Devanahalli Old Bus Stand is the older BMTC bus stop in the historic core of Devanahalli town, in Bengaluru Rural district, about 40 km north of central Bengaluru near the old Bangalore–Hyderabad road. It sits in the town centre close to Devanahalli Fort, the Venugopala Swamy Temple and the old town market, and is distinct from the newer Devanahalli TTMC on NH 44 about 2 km away. The stop handles BMTC services towards Majestic, KR Market, Hebbal, Yelahanka and Nelamangala, and is the closest boarding point for anyone visiting the fort or the old town. There is no metro station at Devanahalli — the nearest operational Namma Metro is Madavara, the northern terminus of the Green Line (Silk Institute–Madavara), about 25 km south. The Blue Line extension to KIA is planned along the airport corridor but no station is in service at Devanahalli as of 2026. Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) is about 15 km east via NH 44.
📍 Nearby
- Devanahalli Old Bus Stand — older BMTC stop in the historic town centre — adjacent
- Devanahalli Fort — 16th-century stone fort and Tipu Sultan's birthplace — 400 m
- Venugopala Swamy Temple — historic temple next to the fort — 500 m
- Devanahalli Old Town Market — traditional market for vegetables, flowers and household goods — 200 m
- Tipu Sultan's Birthplace Memorial — memorial marking Tipu Sultan's birthplace inside the fort — 500 m
- Devanahalli TTMC — newer BMTC terminus on NH 44, 2 km away — 2 km
- KSRTC long-distance stand — buses to Hyderabad, Chikkaballapur and Chennai — 1.5 km
- Dhabas along NH 44 — popular with lorry drivers and long-distance travellers — 2 km
- Devanahalli Industrial Area — KIADB industrial belt and aerospace park — 6 km
- Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) — via NH 44 and airport road — 15 km
- Madavara Metro Station — Green Line northern terminus, nearest operational metro — 25 km
- Doddaballapura — town and silk-rearing hub towards the airport corridor — 20 km
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Devanahalli Bus Station
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Devanahalli Bus Station (also called Devanahalli TTMC or Devanahalli Bus Stand) is the main BMTC bus terminus serving Devanahalli town in Bengaluru Rural district, on Tumakuru Road–NH 44 (old Bangalore–Hyderabad highway) about 40 km north of central Bengaluru. It is the starting point for BMTC services heading towards Kempegowda Bus Station (Majestic), KR Market, Hebbal, Yelahanka and Nelamangala, and is the closest BMTC terminus to Kempegowda International Airport (KIA), roughly 15 km away. There is no metro station at Devanahalli — the nearest operational Namma Metro is Madavara, the northern terminus of the Green Line (Silk Institute–Madavara), about 25 km south. The upcoming Blue Line (Silk Board–KIA) will eventually pass along the airport corridor, but no station is in service at Devanahalli as of 2026. The town is best known as the birthplace of Tipu Sultan and the site of the 18th-century Devanahalli Fort, both within walking distance of the bus stand.
📍 Nearby
- Devanahalli Bus Station (TTMC) — main BMTC terminus for Devanahalli town — adjacent
- Devanahalli Fort — 16th-century stone fort and Tipu Sultan's birthplace — 1.9 km
- Venugopala Swamy Temple — historic temple near the fort — 1.9 km
- KSRTC long-distance stand — buses to Hyderabad, Chikkaballapur and Chennai — 200 m
- Tumakuru Road / NH 44 — arterial highway towards Bengaluru and Hyderabad — adjacent
- Devanahalli Town Market — local market for vegetables, flowers and household goods — 500 m
- Dhabas along NH 44 — popular with lorry drivers and long-distance travellers — 300 m
- Devanahalli Industrial Area — KIADB industrial belt and aerospace park — 5 km
- Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) — via NH 44 and airport road — 15 km
- Madavara Metro Station — Green Line northern terminus, nearest operational metro — 25 km
- Doddaballapura — town and silk-rearing hub towards the airport corridor — 20 km
- Nelamangala — town and highway junction on NH 48 — 25 km
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Rayasandra
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Rayasandra bus stop is a village-level BMTC stop in Rayasandra, on the south-east Bengaluru outskirts near Huskur, Bommasandra and Electronic City Phase 2. It serves the Rayasandra village and surrounding layouts, worker housing and industrial-belt settlements, and connects commuters to Electronic City, Bommasandra, Anekal and Majestic via BMTC services.
📍 Nearby
- Rayasandra — adjacent
- Rayasandra Lake — 1 km
- Huskur — 2 km
- Bommasandra Industrial Area — 4 km
- Electronic City Phase 2 — 5 km
- Bommasandra Metro Station (Yellow Line) — 5 km
- Anekal — 8 km
29
Bagalur
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Bagalur bus stop is in Bagalur town, on Bagalur Road north of Yelahanka in Bengaluru North taluk, on the Kempegowda International Airport corridor near the KIADB Aerospace Park and Devanahalli. Bagalur is a growing town with a weekly santhe (market), residential layouts serving airport and aerospace-park workers, and the Bagalur Industrial Area nearby. Connects to Yelahanka, Kogilu Cross, Devanahalli, Doddaballapura and Majestic via BMTC rural services.
🚌 Other buses at this stop:
📍 Nearby
- Bagalur town centre — adjacent
- Bagalur Santhe Circle (weekly market) — 300 m
- Bagalur Road — adjacent
- KIADB Aerospace Park — 3 km
- Kogilu Cross — 8 km
- Yelahanka — 10 km
- Devanahalli — 15 km
- Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) — 12 km
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Bagalur Santhe Circle
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Bagalur Santhe Circle bus stop is at the weekly market (santhe) circle in Bagalur town, on Bagalur Road north of Yelahanka in Bengaluru North taluk, near the Kempegowda International Airport corridor and the KIADB Aerospace Park. Bagalur is a growing town with a weekly santhe (market) that draws villagers from surrounding villages, plus residential layouts serving airport and aerospace-park workers. Connects to Yelahanka, Kogilu Cross, Devanahalli and Majestic via BMTC rural services.
🚌 Other buses at this stop:
📍 Nearby
- Bagalur Santhe (weekly market) — adjacent
- Bagalur town centre — 300 m
- Bagalur Road — adjacent
- KIADB Aerospace Park — 3 km
- Kogilu Cross — 8 km
- Yelahanka — 10 km
- Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) — 12 km
53
Hennur Cross
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Hennur Cross bus stop is at the Hennur Cross junction on the Outer Ring Road in north-east Bengaluru, where Hennur Main Road meets the ORR between Nagawara and Kalyan Nagar. It is a major BMTC interchange on the ORR tech corridor, serving commuters heading to Manyata Tech Park, Hebbal, KR Puram, Banaswadi and the airport road. Connects to Majestic, Shivajinagar, KR Puram, Whitefield, Yelahanka and the airport corridor.
🚌 Other buses at this stop:
📍 Nearby
- Hennur Cross junction — adjacent
- Outer Ring Road — adjacent
- Hennur Main Road — adjacent
- Kalyan Nagar — 1.5 km
- Banaswadi — 2 km
- Manyata Tech Park — 3 km
- Nagavara Junction — 2.5 km
- Hebbal Flyover — 4 km
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Hennur Junction
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Hennur Junction bus stop is at the Hennur junction in north-east Bengaluru, where Hennur Main Road meets Hennur–Bagalur Road and the approach to the Outer Ring Road. It serves the fast-growing residential belt of Hennur, Kalyan Nagar, Kammanahalli, Banaswadi and Kothanur, and is a key boarding point for commuters heading to Manyata Tech Park, Hebbal and the airport corridor. Connects to Majestic, Shivajinagar, Hebbal, Yelahanka, KR Puram and Kempegowda International Airport.
🚌 Other buses at this stop:
📍 Nearby
- Hennur Junction — adjacent
- Hennur Main Road — adjacent
- Hennur–Bagalur Road — 300 m
- Kalyan Nagar — 1.5 km
- Kammanahalli — 2 km
- Banaswadi — 2.5 km
- Manyata Tech Park — 3 km
- Outer Ring Road — 2 km
63
Frazer Town
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Frazer Town bus stop is in Frazer Town (officially Pulikeshi Nagar), central-east Bengaluru, on Mosque Road near Coles Park, Spencer Road and Cooke Town. Frazer Town is one of Bengaluru's oldest Cantonment-era neighbourhoods, known for its heritage bungalows, churches, and the famous Mosque Road food street — especially during Ramzan. The stop sits close to Coles Park ground, St Mary's Basilica and Cantonment Railway Station. Connects to Majestic, Shivajinagar, KR Market and Cantonment.
🚌 Other buses at this stop:
📍 Nearby
- Frazer Town (Pulikeshi Nagar) — adjacent
- Mosque Road food street — 400 m
- Coles Park ground — 600 m
- St Mary's Basilica — 1.2 km
- Cantonment Railway Station — 1.5 km
- Cooke Town — 1 km
- Cox Town — 1 km
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Coles Park
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Coles Park bus stop is in Frazer Town / Pulikeshi Nagar, central-east Bengaluru, near Coles Park ground, Mosque Road and Frazer Town. Connects to Majestic, Shivajinagar, KR Market and Cantonment.
🚌 Other buses at this stop:
📍 Nearby
- Coles Park ground — adjacent
- Mosque Road, Frazer Town — 400 m
- Frazer Town — 500 m
- Cantonment Railway Station — 1.5 km
- Pulikeshi Nagar — 600 m
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Shivajinagara Bus Station
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Shivajinagar Bus Station (also called Shivajinagar BMTC Terminus) is a major BMTC bus terminus in central Bengaluru, located on Shivajinagar Main Road near Commercial Street and Russell Market in the old Cantonment area. It is one of the oldest and busiest BMTC interchanges in the city, connecting routes from Majestic, KR Market, Cantonment, Frazer Town, Cox Town, Cooke Town, Ulsoor and the eastern suburbs. There is no metro station at Shivajinagar itself — the nearest operational station is MG Road on the Purple Line, about 1.5 km away. The surrounding Shivajinagar area is a historic commercial and residential neighbourhood known for Russell Market, Commercial Street, the Shivajinagar Mosque and a dense cluster of traditional shops, eateries and churches.
🚌 Other buses at this stop:
📍 Nearby
- Shivajinagar Bus Station — major BMTC terminus and interchange for central Bengaluru — adjacent
- Russell Market — historic 1920s market for meat, produce and flowers — 400 m
- Commercial Street — Bengaluru's oldest shopping street for fashion and retail — 700 m
- Shivajinagar Mosque — historic mosque and community landmark — 300 m
- St Mary's Basilica — 19th-century Gothic church, annual St Mary's Feast — 600 m
- MG Road Metro Station — Purple Line, nearest operational metro — 1.5 km
- Cantonment Railway Station — suburban railway halt on the Bangalore–Chennai line — 1.5 km
- Frazer Town — heritage residential locality with cafes and bakeries — 1.5 km
- Cox Town — residential locality with markets and schools — 2 km
- Ulsoor Lake — historic lake with walking track and boating — 2 km
- KR Market — city's largest flower, vegetable and fruit market — 2.5 km
- Majestic (Kempegowda Bus Station) — city's main BMTC terminus and metro interchange — 3 km
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about BMTC route 293-SD
What is the route of BMTC bus 293-SD? ▼
BMTC route 293-SD runs from Devanahalli Old Bus Stand to Shivajinagara Bus Station, covering 68 stops in Bengaluru. Full stop-by-stop sequence is listed above.
How many stops does BMTC route 293-SD have? ▼
BMTC bus 293-SD stops at 68 stops between its origin and destination (Shivajinagara Bus Station).
Is there a daily or monthly pass for BMTC bus 293-SD? ▼
Yes — the Ordinary Bus service offers a daily pass of ₹95, a monthly pass of ₹1,400. Passes are valid across all routes of the same service class.
What are the first and last bus timings for BMTC route 293-SD? ▼
The first BMTC bus on route 293-SD departs at 4:30 PM and the last bus departs at 4:30 PM.
What are the bus timings for BMTC route 293-SD? ▼
The scheduled timings for BMTC bus 293-SD are: 16:30 See the full schedule table above.
How many buses run on BMTC route 293-SD per day? ▼
BMTC route 293-SD operates approximately 1 scheduled trips per day between Devanahalli Old Bus Stand and Shivajinagara Bus Station.
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