BMTC Bus Timings & Stops
Route 221-KM — Key Facts
Updated 27 Oct 2026- Route number
- 221-KM
- Origin
- Kengeri Bus Station
- Destination
- Magadi Bus Stand
- Total stops
- 47
- Daily pass
- ₹95
- Monthly pass
- ₹1,400
- Trips per day
- 4
- Service type
- Ordinary Bus
- First bus
- 6:01 AM
- Last bus
- 6:15 PM
schedule Schedule & Timings ▼
06:01 10:20 14:15 18:15
Stop-by-Stop Sequence
47 total stops
1
Kengeri Bus Station
🚇 Details
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Kengeri Bus Station (also called Kengeri TTMC or Kengeri BMTC Terminus) is a major BMTC bus terminus in west Bengaluru, located on Mysuru Road (SH-17) at Kengeri Satellite Town. It is one of the largest TTMCs in west Bengaluru and a key interchange for routes connecting Majestic, KR Market, Vijayanagar, Nagarabhavi, RR Nagar, Bidadi, Nelamangala and Kanakapura. The Kengeri metro station, the western terminus of the Purple Line (Kengeri–Whitefield), is directly adjacent to the TTMC, making this a major bus–metro interchange. The surrounding Kengeri Satellite Town, Kengeri Upanagara and Channasandra areas are dense residential localities with markets, schools, temples and traditional eateries, and the stop is the closest BMTC terminus to the Wonderla amusement park on Mysuru Road.
📍 Nearby
- Kengeri Metro Station — Purple Line (Kengeri–Whitefield) western terminus, directly adjacent to TTMC — adjacent
- Kengeri TTMC — major BMTC bus terminus with platforms for west Bengaluru routes — adjacent
- Mysuru Road (SH-17) — arterial highway towards Bidadi, Ramanagara and Mysuru — adjacent
- Kengeri Satellite Town — planned residential locality with parks and schools — 500 m
- Kengeri Upanagara — dense residential locality with local markets — 1 km
- Channasandra — residential locality with markets and schools — 1.5 km
- Kengeri Market — local market for vegetables, flowers and household goods — 700 m
- Mysore Road Metro Station — Purple Line, next station towards Majestic — 2 km
- Rajarajeshwari Nagar (RR Nagar) — residential suburb with markets and temples — 4 km
- Global Village Tech Park, RR Nagar — IT and tech campus — 6 km
- Wonderla Amusement Park — major amusement park on Mysuru Road — 10 km
- Bidadi Industrial Area — Toyota and industrial corridor towards Ramanagara — 12 km
23
Tavarekere
Details
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Tavarekere bus stop is in Tavarekere, south-east Bengaluru, near Dairy Circle, Wilson Garden and Koramangala, on the Hosur Road side. Connects to Majestic, KR Market, Electronic City and Bannerghatta Road.
📍 Nearby
- Tavarekere — adjacent
- Dairy Circle — 800 m
- Wilson Garden — 1 km
- Forum Mall, Koramangala — 1.5 km
- NIMHANS Hospital — 1.2 km
47
Magadi Bus Stand
Details
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Magadi Bus Stand is the main bus terminus for Magadi town, the taluk headquarters of Magadi taluk in Ramanagara district, on Magadi Road (SH-3) about 50 km west of central Bengaluru. It handles BMTC buses from Majestic (KBS), Vijayanagar, Magadi Road and Nelamangala, plus KSRTC services towards Huliyurdurga, Kunigal, Tavarekere, Kudur and Ramanagara. Magadi is known as the birthplace of Kempegowda I, the founder of Bengaluru, and is home to the historic Someshwara Temple, the Kempegowda birthplace memorial, the Ranganatha Swamy Temple at Tirumale and the Sri Kalyani Mutt. It is also the closest town to Savandurga — one of Asia's largest monolith hills and a popular trekking destination — and to Manchanabele Reservoir. There is no metro station at Magadi — the nearest operational Namma Metro is Magadi Road on the Purple Line, about 40 km east. No committed metro extension reaches Magadi as of 2026. The surrounding town has a busy local market, silk and agricultural trading, and highway dhabas along SH-3.
🚌 Other buses at this stop:
📍 Nearby
- Magadi Bus Stand — main BMTC and KSRTC terminus for Magadi town — adjacent
- Magadi Town Market — local market for vegetables, flowers and household goods — 400 m
- Someshwara Temple, Magadi — historic Chola-era temple with Hoysala and Vijayanagara additions — 800 m
- Kempegowda Birthplace Memorial — memorial marking the birthplace of Bengaluru's founder — 1 km
- Magadi Fort — historic hill fort and Tipu-era structure — 1.5 km
- Moti Mahal, Magadi — 19th-century palace residence of the Magadi rulers — 1 km
- Tirumale Ranganatha Swamy Temple — Hoysala-era temple near Magadi — 8 km
- Savandurga Hill — one of Asia's largest monolith hills, popular trekking destination — 6 km
- Manchanabele Reservoir — picnic and kayaking spot on the Arkavathi river — 10 km
- Huliyurdurga — fort town and hill towards Kunigal — 15 km
- Magadi Road Metro Station — Purple Line (Kengeri–Whitefield), nearest operational metro — 40 km
- Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) — via NICE Road and airport expressway — 65 km
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about BMTC route 221-KM
What is the route of BMTC bus 221-KM? ▼
BMTC route 221-KM runs from Kengeri Bus Station to Magadi Bus Stand, covering 47 stops in Bengaluru. Full stop-by-stop sequence is listed above.
How many stops does BMTC route 221-KM have? ▼
BMTC bus 221-KM stops at 47 stops between its origin and destination (Magadi Bus Stand).
Is there a daily or monthly pass for BMTC bus 221-KM? ▼
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 221-KM? ▼
The first BMTC bus on route 221-KM departs at 6:01 AM and the last bus departs at 6:15 PM.
What are the bus timings for BMTC route 221-KM? ▼
The scheduled timings for BMTC bus 221-KM are: 06:01 10:20 14:15 18:15 See the full schedule table above.
How many buses run on BMTC route 221-KM per day? ▼
BMTC route 221-KM operates approximately 4 scheduled trips per day between Kengeri Bus Station and Magadi Bus Stand.