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Bihar launches motorhome buses with fare of 75 rupees per kilometer

27.11.2025 15:17 1 min 1 source РУС
ETV Bharat News ENG
Bihar launches motorhome buses with fare of 75 rupees per kilometer
Original source: ETV Bharat News

The Bihar State Tourism Development Corporation has introduced two new motorhome buses to boost tourism in the state. The vehicles feature a mini-kitchen, TVs, and sleeper berths. The fare is set at 75 rupees per kilometer with a minimum distance of 250 km, and daily rental is also available.

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Bihar launches motorhome buses with fare of 75 rupees per kilometer

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