These Are the Most Travelled Bus Routes This Brother’s Day Weekend

There are a few people in life who just get you without words, without explanations. And chances are, one of them is your sibling.

• Your partner-in-crime during those secret late-night fridge raids.
• Your fiercest rival during remote control battles.
• Your softest pillow when the world felt a little too loud.

Now imagine this: It’s Brother’s Day weekend. You’re scrolling through old photos, maybe smiling at that one where you’re both in matching sweaters from the ’90s. And suddenly, it hits you that you miss them. Not just a call or a text. You miss the real thing. The laughs that shake your shoulders. The long looks that say I know. The fights. The make up.

And that’s exactly why thousands of people are packing their bags, booking a bus, and heading home (or somewhere that feels like it) this Brother’s Day weekend.

Here’s where they’re all going, and maybe, just maybe, it’s time you did too.

Delhi → Jaipur

Travel Time: 4.5 to 6 hours

Why this route’s buzzing: Because Jaipur isn’t just a pink city, it’s home to warm hugs and long catch-ups.

Jaipur, the city of palaces and peacocks, is now echoing with the sound of siblings reuniting. Maybe your brother moved there for work. Or your sister got married and settled in the quiet lanes of Malviya Nagar.

This weekend, people from Delhi are hopping on buses not for the forts or the shopping (okay, maybe a little of that) but to spend real, unfiltered time with someone who knows their childhood ringtone.

Picture this: Two siblings walking through Amer Fort, arguing over who mum loves more, only to end up sharing kulfi on the ride back. That’s not just a trip. That’s therapy.

Jaipur → Delhi

Travel Time: 4.5 to 5 hours

Why this route’s full: Because sometimes the younger sibling in Delhi needs a big bro (or sis) surprise visit.

Let’s flip the script. Maybe you’re in Jaipur, and your little sister is in Delhi. She’s been stressed, you can tell. Her texts are shorter. Her calls end too quickly.

So what do you do?

You board a bus. With a dabba of her favorite homemade poha. You don’t even text her you’re coming. You just show up.

And when she opens the door, sleepy and confused… she sees you. Standing there, grinning. Suddenly, it’s 2007 again, and you’re both back to fighting over Maggi portions.

This is what Brother’s Day is really about. Showing up even when no one asked you to.

Delhi → Lucknow

Travel Time: 6.5 to 7 hours

Why it matters: Because “ghar” isn’t a place it’s a feeling. And Lucknow holds it tight.

Ask anyone from Lucknow, and they’ll tell you: Home isn’t home unless it smells of kebabs and love.

If your sibling is back there whether it’s your elder brother who’s now the “man of the house,” or your little sister who still sleeps with the light on, you know you have to go.

Brother’s Day weekend is when the memories flood back in: Playing cricket in the narrow lanes. Sneaking into the kitchen for one last gulab jamun. Watching your sibling practice dance steps before the school annual day.

Now, years later, you’re on your way back with a bag full of Delhi snacks and a heart full of stories to swap.

Delhi → Chandigarh

Travel Time: 4 to 5 hours

Why this one feels special: Because siblings in Chandigarh don’t just meet, they bond!

Chandigarh is calm. It’s organized. It’s clean. But this weekend, it’s a little louder than usual with the sound of long-lost siblings cracking inside jokes over ice cream at Sukhna Lake.

Maybe your sibling moved here for studies. Maybe they built a life here. But no matter how far they went, you never really stopped being part of their life, did you?

This route is filled with quiet conversations. Sitting side-by-side in silence. Picking up right where you left off even if you don’t say a word.

It’s not a touristy trip. It’s a trip that heals.

Delhi → Agra

Travel Time: 3 to 4 hours

Why people love it: Because the Taj may be the symbol of eternal love but so is siblinghood.

You’ve seen the Taj Mahal in books. Maybe even in movies. But nothing compares to seeing it with someone who used to steal your lunchbox.

Agra isn’t just about monuments. It’s about moments.

You land up at your sibling’s college dorm. Or maybe you’re visiting a cousin who’s more like a brother. You walk around, eat petha, tease each other endlessly, and share secrets under the night sky.

Sometimes, the shortest trips carry the longest emotions.

Why These Routes Mean More This Brother’s Day

Look, we get it.

Life happens. You get busy. You grow up. You move cities. Careers, marriages, kids… it all comes in waves. And somewhere in between, your sibling the one who once shared your crayons and your dreams became someone you just text on Rakhi.

But here’s the thing.

• Sibling bonds don’t fade. They just wait.
• For weekends like this.
• For hugs that say sorry I didn’t come sooner.
• For late-night walks where you finally talk.
• For laughter that reminds you: This is home.

Every route listed above is just a road on the map. But to someone, it’s the road back to a relationship that shaped them.

So if you’ve been putting it off… don’t.

Go. Book that trip. Show up at the door. Let your sibling open it and cry, or laugh, or roll their eyes at how emotional you’re being.

Because these are the weekends we live for. The weekends that stitch old wounds, spark new conversations, and bring back love we thought we’d forgotten.

And When You Do Decide to Go… zingbus Is Already Ready

We promised to talk about logistics at the end. So here we are.

If you’re thinking, “Okay, I’ll go. But how?”

The answer is simple: zingbus.

Whether it’s Delhi to Jaipur, Jaipur to Delhi, Delhi to Lucknow, Chandigarh, or Agra zingbus is quietly powering some of the most emotional reunions this weekend.

Here’s what zingbus offers:

• Multiple daily departures – So you can pick the perfect time to sneak in that surprise visit.
• Volvo, Bharat Benz, AC sleepers & seaters – Travel in comfort and arrive smiling.
• Real-time tracking & secure boarding points – Because peace of mind matters when you’re travelling for love.
• Easy bookings via the zingbus app or website – No complications. Just click, confirm, and go.

While you think about what to say when you finally meet your sibling again, zingbus is already setting the wheels in motion literally.

Don’t Wait for the “Right Time”

It’s easy to say, “Next weekend.”
It’s easy to say, “I’ll call instead.”
It’s easy to say, “They know I love them.”

But you know what’s better?

• Showing up.
• Sharing a laugh.
• Taking that trip.

Because siblings aren’t forever. But the memories? They’ll last a lifetime.

So this Brother’s Day weekend, pack a bag, grab your phone, and book that seat.

Because “Bhai-behen ka pyaar” isn’t just a feeling, it’s a journey. And zingbus will make sure you get there with a smile.