
Amritsar to Delhi bus covers approximately 442 kms in about 8h 5m. zingbus runs 3 direct buses daily, from 8:45 PM to 9:40 PM. Book Amritsar to Delhi bus ticket today, with prices ranging from ₹334 to ₹1324.
| Bus | Departure | Boarding Point | Drop Point | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| zingbus Plus | 8:45 PM | Haveli Jandiala | Majnu Ka Tila | Bharat Benz A/C Seater/Sleeper (Washroom) |
| zingbus Plus | 9:10 PM | Haveli Jandiala | Kashmere Gate ISBT | Electric Seater/Sleeper (2+1) |
| zingbus MAXX | 9:40 PM | Haveli Jandiala | Kashmere Gate ISBT | Volvo 9600 SLX Multi-Axle AC Sleeper (2+1) (With Washroom) |
All 3 buses on the Amritsar to Delhi bus route are GPS-tracked, with background-verified drivers and OTP verification at boarding.
Amritsar to Delhi Route Details
Amritsar
Beas
Kartarpur
Jalandhar
Phagwara
Phillaur
Ludhiana
Khanna
Rajpura
Kurukshetra
Karnal
Panipat
Murthal
Sonipat
Delhi
zingbus is trusted to provide most affordable and comfortable ways to travel from Amritsar to Delhi. Our fares are budget-friendly and vary depending on the bus type, travel season, and the facilities of the bus.
| Minimum Bus Ticket Price | ₹334 |
| Maximum Bus Ticket Price | ₹1324 |
The bus schedule offers flexible options for Amritsar to Delhi journey . Check the schedule below for more details:
| First bus | 8:45 PM |
| Last bus | 9:40 PM |
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A: Amritsar to Delhi bus ticket fare start from ₹334, depending on bus type, seat availability, and how early you book.
A: Approximately 8h 5m under normal traffic and road conditions.
A: Amritsar to Delhi buses depart between 8:45 PM and 9:40 PM. zingbus operates 3 direct buses daily on this route.
A: The Amritsar to Delhi bus distance is approximately 442 km.
A: Yes, zingbus MAXX is available on Amritsar to Delhi bus route.
A: Yes, food is available on the Amritsar to Delhi bus route. A complimentary five-course meal is included with your zingbus MAXX ticket.
A: Yes, clean onboard toilets are available.
A: Yes, on eligible bookings.
A: Contact zingbus customer care immediately for assistance.
A: Yes, check available offers on the app or website at checkout.
A: UPI, Net Banking, Credit/Debit Card, and digital wallets.
A: Yes, all zingbus coaches have GPS tracking, accessible via the app.
A: Yes. Female-only seats can be selected at booking for added safety.
A: 15 kg per passenger. Check the website for the full baggage policy.
A: Reach out to zingbus customer support through the app as early as possible changes are handled case by case, subject to seat and route availability.
A: Refunds for eligible cancellations land back in your account within 3–7 business days, depending on your bank or payment provider.
A: The Starting of Mahipalpur Flyover is about 0.8 km from Delhi Aerocity station. Dhaula Kuan is also beside an Airport Express Line station.
A: Yes. An ASI order in February 2026 ended the weekly Monday closure, and the fort now opens daily, except for its pre-Independence Day closure.
A: Railway Station Road is the listed point near Amritsar Junction. Near ISBT, behind Sangam Cinema, is another central option.
A: Yes. Majnu Ka Tila is a listed drop near the Indian Oil pump, about 1.1 km from Vidhan Sabha metro station.
If you still have questions related to Amritsar to Delhi bus trip, please refer to our zingbus FAQ page here.
An Amritsar to Delhi bus offers six Delhi drops, from Karnal Bypass in the north to Mahipalpur near the airport. For travellers coming from the Golden Temple, Kashmere Gate leads naturally into Old Delhi, where Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib, Chandni Chowk and the Red Fort sit within one compact, walkable area.
Amritsar boarding points cover the walled city, the railway station area and the Grand Trunk Road towards Jandiala. Choosing the stop nearest your hotel avoids a slow ride through old city traffic before the Amritsar to Delhi bus leaves, especially in the evening.
Autos and e-rickshaws are the main way to reach boarding points, as the city’s BRTS bus service has been shut since July 2023. Agree the exact landmark with the driver, since several stops are roadside points rather than terminals.
The walled city lanes slow down in the evening, so leave extra time if your hotel is near the temple. Durgiana Temple lies about 700 m from the railway station, a useful reference point when directing an auto towards Railway Station Road.
The Amritsar to Delhi bus drops passengers across the city, so the best stop depends on your final address. Kashmere Gate suits Old Delhi, Majnu Ka Tila suits Civil Lines and North Campus, and Mahipalpur suits the airport side.
From Kashmere Gate, Chandni Chowk is one stop away on the Yellow Line and Lal Qila one stop away on the Violet Line. Karnal Bypass is also listed, mainly for outer North Delhi. Hotels set their own check-in times, so plan a breakfast stop first.
Old Delhi’s main sights sit close together, so a single area can fill the first day without long transfers. The Red Fort, Chandni Chowk and its gurdwara are within walking distance, while Majnu Ka Tila needs a short metro or auto ride north.
After the Amritsar to Delhi bus, Old Delhi rewards slow walking and good food more than a long list of stops. These activities fit around rest, metro rides and the crowds that build in the market lanes by late morning.
Get off at Kashmere Gate, have breakfast and head to your hotel or a place to leave bags if the property allows. Old Delhi is easiest before the midday crowds, so a short rest followed by a late-morning start works well.
Take the Yellow Line one stop to Chandni Chowk and walk to Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib. Continue east along the market to the Red Fort, which now opens every day. Around Independence Day it closes to visitors for several weeks; in 2026 that ran from 15 July to 15 August.
After the fort, eat at Paranthe Wali Gali or Nai Sadak before the evening rush. If you still have energy, ride the metro north to Vidhan Sabha for an early dinner at Majnu Ka Tila, then return to your hotel.
For one adult on the Old Delhi plan, ₹993 covers metro travel, a rickshaw ride and meals. Metro fares are DMRC’s published weekday rates, while the rickshaw and meal figures are planning allowances. Red Fort tickets, hotel costs and the bus fare sit outside this example.
| Expense | Cost or planning allowance |
| Metro, Kashmere Gate to Chandni Chowk | ₹11, published weekday fare for 0 to 2 km |
| Metro, Chandni Chowk to Vidhan Sabha | ₹21, published weekday fare for 2 to 5 km |
| Metro return to a central hotel | ₹11 to ₹32, published fares for up to 12 km |
| Cycle-rickshaw and auto rides | ₹200 per person as a daily planning allowance |
| Breakfast, lunch and dinner | ₹600 per person as a daily planning allowance |
| Tea, snacks and water | ₹150 per person as a daily planning allowance |
| Sample day for one adult | ₹993 at the ₹11 return fare, or ₹1014 at ₹32 |
Red Fort admission is an ASI ticket that varies by visitor category, with lower rates for online booking. Foreign visitors pay ₹550 online or ₹600 in cash, and children under 15 enter free. Gurdwaras and Chandni Chowk’s market streets carry no entry charge.
On Sundays and national holidays, Delhi Metro fares are lower for most distances. Hiring one auto for a family can cost less per person than separate rickshaw rides. Shopping in Kinari Bazaar or Majnu Ka Tila is a separate expense.
Note: Metro fares are DMRC published rates; rickshaw and meal figures are planning allowances only.
Old Delhi’s food is rich, fried and generous, and many dishes have been sold in the same lanes for generations. Lighter Tibetan food at Majnu Ka Tila gives a change after a heavy lunch.
October to March is the most comfortable time to see Delhi on foot, though fog and smog can affect late autumn and winter. Summer heat and monsoon rain call for shorter outdoor plans.
The Amritsar to Delhi bus covers a long highway stretch across Punjab and Haryana. zingbus keeps three core measures in place to support passengers throughout the coach journey.
At roadside drops such as Dhaula Kuan and Mahipalpur, move to the footpath with your bags before arranging onward travel. Chandni Chowk’s lanes are crowded, so keep phones and wallets secure. In winter, fog can delay arrival, so avoid tight onward train or flight connections.
An Amritsar to Delhi bus ending at Kashmere Gate leaves you one metro stop from Chandni Chowk and the Red Fort. For your next visit to the Golden Temple, the Delhi to Amritsar bus boards from points across Delhi NCR.