Canara Pinto Bus Booking

Ac is too direct on head.

All were good.

Some journeys were more than just travel, a lifetime of memories with them. Mumbai to Mangalore, a journey down memory lane. there were journeys you took, and then there were journeys that became a part of your life. my association with them had always been one of those special relationships. I had been travelling with them since my childhood. I still remembered those days when we were just 5 to 10 years old. sometimes we would sleep in the aisle walkway, sometimes sit next to the staff, and sometimes find whatever little space was available. back then, it was all about reaching our destination, enjoying the journey, and being with family. years had passed. we had grown up, built our own families, and became fathers ourselves. but something truly beautiful had remained unchanged, the warmth, affection, and people there. on my recent Mumbai to Mangalore journey, I experienced that same feeling all over again. it was almost surreal. for a moment, it felt like travelling back in time, except now I was experiencing those memories as a father. and honestly, words could not describe that feeling. a very special appreciation for two wonderful people who made this journey memorable. the driver, our captain, our pilot. whether we called him brother or uncle, the affection came naturally. he was the person behind the wheel, responsible for safely carrying so many families to their destinations. there was something special about the confidence and reassurance you felt when someone took such ownership of their responsibility. the staff, our wonderful conductor. a genuinely sweet, caring, and approachable person. his warmth, passenger care, and reassuring presence made you feel less like a customer and more like a family member. what made these people extraordinary was that they did not simply perform their duties. they genuinely took ownership of every traveller. think about it for a moment. while most of us were comfortably sleeping through the night, these people were working tirelessly. the captain was constantly focused on the road, ensuring everyone's safety, while the staff was taking care of passengers and their needs. we woke up at our destination, but we rarely thought about the hard work, responsibility, and dedication that went into getting us there safely. I genuinely felt we should start a culture of tipping our bus captains and staff. not because it was mandatory, but because it was a small gesture of appreciation for the enormous responsibility they carried. a little extra from each passenger could mean a lot to someone who worked so hard to make our journey comfortable and safe. they deserved more than just a thank you. they deserved recognition, respect, and appreciation. to the management, please know that people like the driver and staff were your biggest assets. please value them, appreciate them, and take care of them. they were not just representing your company, they were preserving memories and relationships that spanned generations. in a world where businesses were increasingly focused on transactions, it was heartwarming to see a service where human connections still mattered. I travelled with them as a child. today, I travelled as a father. and hopefully, one day, my child would carry forward the same memories. some things changed with time. some relationships only became stronger. they had been one such relationship for us. thank you, driver. thank you, staff. and thank you, travel service, for making every journey feel like coming home. a lifelong traveller.

Very good.

Prefer if the transporter replaces the blanket for each trip and passengers are stepping on the seat with shoes and chappal.

Two much compact and back lower seats are not at all comfortable.

I took Mumbai to Mangalore bus, the bus was delayed by almost 2 hrs. Post lunch they took another long break and the bus wasn't moving for quite some time. I was supposed to reach my destination at 8:40 am but due to delay I expected to reach Mangalore at 12 at least. But I reached at 6:45 pm so my whole day was wasted. Our journey approx took 26 hrs. So there's no punctuality at all, the breakfast point was clean but the dinner and lunch rest stops were not good, just manageable.

Dust.

Nice bus.

Very disastrous travel from Kundapur to Mumbai. Day by day experience was very poor. This was my final travel with this bus ever in my life. No proper rest and toilet stops. There was no toilet stop and no ladies toilet. What would I do as a lady during an emergency situation. This was the worst experience. I was not supposed to give even one star. Also, your timing shown was incorrect. Pickup was supposed to be 16:10 and drop supposed to be 08:00. Today we reached at 14:30. Very poor service. Please do not recommend to anyone.