
Bhuntar to Delhi covers approximately 472 kms in about 9h 5m. zingbus runs 13 direct buses daily, from 10:35 AM to 11:55 PM. Enjoy a comfortable seat, a safe ride, and a great fare. Book online today, with prices ranging from ₹752 to ₹1690.
| Bus | Departure | Boarding Point | Drop Point | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| zingbus Plus | 10:35 AM | Chaman Basera | Karnal Bypass | Volvo 9600 A/C Semi Sleeper (2+2) |
| zingbus Plus | 6:25 PM | Chaman Basera | Kashmere Gate ISBT | Volvo 9600 A/C Semi Sleeper (2+2) |
| zingbus Plus | 6:55 PM | Chaman Basera | Kashmere Gate ISBT | Volvo 9600 A/C Semi Sleeper (2+2) |
| zingbus Plus | 7:25 PM | Chaman Basera | Karnal Bypass | Volvo 9600 A/C Semi Sleeper (2+2) |
| zingbus MAXX | 8:10 PM | Chaman Basera | Karnal Bypass | Volvo 9600 Multi Axle Semi-Sleeper (2+2) |
| zingbus Plus | 8:25 PM | Chaman Basera | Karnal Bypass | Volvo 9600 A/C Semi Sleeper (2+2) |
| zingbus Plus | 8:55 PM | Chaman Basera | Karnal Bypass | Volvo 9600 A/C Semi Sleeper (2+2) |
| zingbus MAXX | 9:10 PM | Chaman Basera | Kashmere Gate ISBT | Volvo 9600 Multi Axle Semi-Sleeper (2+2) |
| zingbus Plus | 9:20 PM | Chaman Basera | Kashmere Gate ISBT | Volvo 9600 A/C Semi Sleeper (2+2) |
| zingbus MAXX | 10:10 PM | Chaman Basera | Kashmere Gate ISBT | Volvo 9600 Multi Axle Semi-Sleeper (2+2) |
| zingbus Plus | 10:35 PM | Chaman Basera | Kashmere Gate ISBT | Volvo 9600 A/C Semi Sleeper (2+2) |
| zingbus Plus | 11:20 PM | Chaman Basera | Kashmere Gate ISBT | Volvo 9600 Multi Axle Semi-Sleeper (2+2) |
| zingbus Plus | 11:55 PM | Chaman Basera | Kashmere Gate ISBT | Volvo 9600 A/C Semi Sleeper (2+2) |
All 13 buses on the Bhuntar to Delhi bus route are GPS-tracked, with background-verified drivers and OTP verification at boarding.
Bhuntar to Delhi Route Details
Bhuntar
Aut
Mandi
Sunder Nagar
Chandigarh
Zirakpur
Ambala
Kurukshetra
Karnal
Panipat
Samalkha
Murthal
Sonipat
Kundli
Delhi
zingbus is trusted to provide most affordable and comfortable ways to travel from Bhuntar 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 | ₹752 |
| Maximum Bus Ticket Price | ₹1690 |
The bus schedule offers flexible options for Bhuntar to Delhi journey . Check the schedule below for more details:
| First bus | 10:35 AM |
| Last bus | 11:55 PM |
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A: Bhuntar to Delhi bus ticket prices start from ₹752, depending on bus type, seat availability, and how early you book.
A: Approximately 9h 5m under normal traffic and road conditions.
A: Bhuntar to Delhi buses depart between 10:35 AM and 11:55 PM. zingbus operates 13 direct buses daily on this route.
A: The Bhuntar to Delhi bus distance is approximately 472 km.
A: Yes, zingbus MAXX is available on Bhuntar to Delhi bus route.
A: Yes, food is available on the Bhuntar to Delhi bus route. A complimentary five-course meal is included with your zingbus MAXX ticket.
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: No. The listed boarding landmark is opposite Chaman Basera Hotel near Gia Pul. Airport passengers need a separate transfer to that location.
A: A Bhuntar booking names the Bhuntar boarding point. Travel from Kasol is a separate local stage unless your booking explicitly states otherwise.
A: The hotel is used as a boarding landmark. The listing does not establish passenger access to indoor seating, luggage storage or other hotel facilities.
A: Yes. It is listed as “Drop by Cab”, so the final stage uses a connecting cab after the intercity coach journey.
If you still have questions related to Bhuntar to Delhi bus trip, please refer to our zingbus FAQ page here.
A stay in the Parvati Valley often ends with a road transfer to Bhuntar before the longer ride to Delhi. Travellers coming from Kasol, Manikaran or Kullu therefore have two journeys to organise. The Bhuntar to Delhi bus provides the intercity connection; reaching its boarding landmark and continuing from the Delhi stop need their own time allowances.
Boarding is listed opposite Chaman Basera Hotel near Gia Pul. The Chaman Basera boarding-point page identifies this as a highway location in Bhuntar. The hotel name serves as a landmark, not a promise of indoor waiting space or luggage storage. Kullu-Manali Airport and the local bus stand are separate destinations.
The road into Bhuntar brings together passengers from several parts of the Kullu and Parvati valleys. A taxi can complete the journey directly to the named landmark, while a local bus may leave another short transfer at the Bhuntar end.
For a morning bus, staying closer to Bhuntar the previous night can reduce dependence on an early valley transfer. An evening departure leaves more daytime flexibility, but a late trek or distant excursion can consume that margin. The ticket’s reporting time remains the reference for reaching the stop.
The Bhuntar to Delhi bus route lists three direct Delhi stops and several destinations reached by connecting cab. A location across the city is therefore not necessarily a coach stop. The selected arrival option determines whether the next stage begins at ISBT, beside the highway or in another vehicle.
Kashmere Gate’s Violet Line reaches Lajpat Nagar without a line change, which can help passengers staying in that part of South Delhi. Accommodation farther from a station still needs a final connection. For late arrivals, Metro availability depends on the operating hours of the journey required, not simply whether a station exists nearby.
South Delhi offers places to spend a few hours without building the day around crowded Old Delhi lanes. Gardens, a medieval reservoir complex and the Lotus Temple suit different interests. Their locations are spread out, so two visits with a meal between them make a more comfortable day than covering all five.
A full sightseeing day can wait until after some rest. Delhi’s neighbourhood markets and food stops offer shorter outings, particularly when the hotel is nearby. Bags are better settled at accommodation before entering busy shopping lanes or visiting places of worship.
For accommodation around Lajpat Nagar, the Violet Line from Kashmere Gate provides a straightforward starting connection. After a meal and time to settle in, a local shopping walk can fill the afternoon. About two hours is a useful browsing allowance, with rest taking priority after a tiring journey. Monday is the market’s usual closing day, so a garden visit is a better fit then.
A longer stay leaves the following morning for the Lotus Temple, followed by lunch and a separate transfer to another neighbourhood. Around ninety minutes at the temple is an editorial planning allowance, not its opening schedule. Monday closure makes this unsuitable for that day’s itinerary.
Dilli Haat can instead anchor an afternoon of craft browsing and food, with roughly two to three hours set aside. Hauz Khas or Lodhi Garden works as a different outing. Keeping one area as the day’s focus avoids spending much of a short Delhi stay in traffic.
A South Delhi outing can combine modest entry charges with a larger allowance for transport and meals. The figures below are published general admission charges for the stated visitor categories. Shopping, food and travel to each venue are separate from entry.
| Sightseeing stop | General Admission Range |
| Dilli Haat INA | ₹30 per Indian adult; ₹20 per child; ₹100 per foreign visitor |
| Lotus Temple | Free entry |
| Lodhi Garden | Free entry |
For one Indian adult visiting Dilli Haat, an illustrative budget is ₹30 admission, ₹200 for Metro journeys and short local rides, and ₹600 for food across the day. The total is ₹830. Transport and meal amounts are planning allowances, not fixed fares or a venue package.
A private taxi from a northern Delhi arrival point can raise transport spending substantially compared with Metro-based travel. Accommodation, intercity tickets, purchases and any other paid attractions fall outside this example. Free entry also does not remove the cost of reaching a place or returning to the hotel.
Note: Admission charges, local transport fares and food prices depend on current venue and service rates.
Delhi’s food choices extend well beyond a single market or style of cooking. A substantial North Indian breakfast, a rice-and-curry lunch or South Indian food can fit around sightseeing. Regional counters at Dilli Haat add another option when the visit already includes craft shopping.
Returning from the Kullu region means adjusting to Delhi’s plains climate as well as allowing for mountain-road conditions. The same jacket that feels useful before boarding may be unnecessary after a summer arrival, while winter can feel cold at both ends.
Travelling from Bhuntar to Delhi involves a long road journey, making driver fatigue management, access to onboard support and emergency preparedness important considerations for passengers.
Before departure, allow enough time to reach the Bhuntar boarding point from nearby destinations such as Kasol or Manikaran. Weather and traffic may disrupt local transfers, while onward travel from Delhi requires additional time for baggage collection and connections to airports or railway stations.
The return from Bhuntar can fit comfortably around what comes next in Delhi. Enough time for the valley transfer, a suitable arrival stop and a realistic first day leave room for rest, local food and the city beyond its terminals.