NWKRTC Launches New ‘Pallakki’ Non-AC Sleeper Bus Services to 3 Cities from Belagavi

The North Western Karnataka Road Transport Corporation (NWKRTC) has introduced its new “Pallakki” non-AC sleeper bus service from the Belagavi division, offering long-distance commuters an affordable, night-travel option to key destinations across the state.

The newly launched service connects Belagavi directly with Bengaluru, Mysuru, and the pilgrimage town of Dharmasthala.

Route Details & Schedules

  • Belagavi to Mysuru: The bus departs Belagavi daily at 19:32 (7:32 PM) and reaches Mysuru at 07:15 AM the following day. The return trip leaves Mysuru at 21:29 (9:29 PM) and arrives in Belagavi at 08:30 AM. This route operates via Shimoga, Dharwad, and Hubballi, with tickets priced at ₹1,100 per passenger.
  • Belagavi to Bengaluru: Departing Belagavi at 20:01 (8:01 PM), the bus arrives in Bengaluru at 07:00 AM. The return service leaves Bengaluru at 21:30 (9:30 PM) and reaches Belagavi at 06:00 AM. The route operates via Dharwad and Hubballi, with a ticket fare of ₹1,150.
  • Belagavi to Dharmasthala: Departing Belagavi at 20:30 (8:30 PM), the service reaches Dharmasthala at 07:00 AM. The return leg leaves Dharmasthala at 20:30 (8:30 PM) and arrives in Belagavi at 07:00 AM. Route stops include Hubballi, Ankola, Kumta, Bhatkal, Kundapura, Udupi, and Moodabidri, with tickets priced at ₹1,150.

Booking Information

Passengers can book tickets online via the official portal at ksrtc.in. For further inquiries and seat availability, NWKRTC has made helpline numbers available at 7760991635 and 7760991625.

1 thought on “NWKRTC Launches New ‘Pallakki’ Non-AC Sleeper Bus Services to 3 Cities from Belagavi”

  1. vijaykumar Annappa Kothiwale

    Good to see improvements, however we as a citizens of this city Belgavi need to focus on upkeep and cleanliness of residential areas in north Belgavi, having good layout ( ex Ramathirth Nagar) we are lovers of city not able to practice good approach of cleanliness
    – Miss use of open plots
    – Poor upkeep of drainage trenches ( missuse by throwing waste by residents)
    – Poor drainage facility – no suitable infrastructure
    – Even Carporation House Keeping team thrown roads and road side waste in open plots
    – Most unfortunat practice of throwing food waste in drains and plastic on road side by many residents and no use of waste picking facility
    – Carporation has to work on prevention and punishment rather than just slogans
    – Demarcation of area and installation of big wast collection bins as most of is through on road side and drainage/ Nalas

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