Reviewed by: Saurabh Dixit
Written by: Aquib Nawab
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Tour and Travels
Hop on a bus that rolls down Rajpath for front-row views of India Gate and Rashtrapati Bhavan. This majestic boulevard feels like a patriotic postcard, especially when lit during national events or golden hour.
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Delhi’s Ridge Road bus routes cut through thick greenery, surprising passengers with cool air, rustling trees, and even monkeys. It's like gliding through a mini forest in the heart of the capital city.
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Experience early morning rides by the Yamuna, where sunlight dances on water and migratory birds hover above. These routes give you quiet, uninterrupted moments that feel far from Delhi’s usual rush.
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As the bus nears Nehru Place, you’ll catch stunning views of the Lotus Temple. The white marble petals shine bright in the sun, offering passengers a brief yet memorable glimpse of Delhi’s spiritual side.
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Buses near North Campus blend green landscapes with red-brick heritage buildings and a youthful student vibe. This ride lets you see where history, learning, and modern Delhi meet on a single stretch.
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Catch the Qutub Minar rising in the background like an ancient sentinel as your bus winds through Mehrauli. The sight of this 12th-century tower amid modern buildings is a perfect photo moment.
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Drive through tree-lined roads near Lutyens’ Bungalow Zone and spot sprawling colonial homes, embassies, and government buildings. These routes feel like a window into British-era Delhi still standing tall.
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Buses that pass by Akshardham Temple treat you to a magnificent view of intricately carved sandstone architecture and landscaped gardens. Especially at sunset, the temple glows like a golden sculpture against the sky.
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Hop on a route skimming past Hauz Khas Village and Lake. From leafy lanes to fort ruins and quirky cafes, this ride captures the cool, bohemian spirit of South Delhi, all while staying on your seat.
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Buses looping around Pragati Maidan offer views of Purana Qila’s massive sandstone walls, Mughal-era arches, and even glimpses of boating on the lake. It’s a historical detour hiding in plain sight.
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