
zingbus runs 2 direct buses connecting Delhi and Indore, covering 751 kms in about 13h 15m. Departures are available from 8:45 PM to 9:45 PM, with fares ranging from ₹1439 to ₹2238. Book your Delhi to Indore ticket with zingbus for a safe, comfortable journey.
| Bus | Departure | Boarding Point | Drop Point | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| zingbus MAXX | 8:45 PM | Dhaula Kuan | Indore Bypass Near Best Price Flipkart Wholesale | Volvo 9600 SLX Multi-Axle AC Sleeper (2+1) (With Washroom) |
| zingbus Plus | 9:45 PM | Dhaula Kuan | Indore Bypass Near Best Price Flipkart Wholesale | Bharat Benz A/C Sleeper (Washroom) |
All 2 buses on the Delhi to Indore bus route are GPS-tracked, with background-verified drivers and OTP verification at boarding.
Delhi to Indore Route Details
Delhi
Gurgaon
Ujjain
Indore
zingbus is trusted to provide most affordable and comfortable ways to travel from Delhi to Indore. Our fares are budget-friendly and vary depending on the bus type, travel season, and the facilities of the bus.
| Minimum Bus Ticket Price | ₹1439 |
| Maximum Bus Ticket Price | ₹2238 |
The bus schedule offers flexible options for Delhi to Indore journey . Check the schedule below for more details:
| First bus | 8:45 PM |
| Last bus | 9:45 PM |
Booking an online bus ticket from Delhi to Indore is simple, fast, convenient, and affordable with zingbus.
zingbus runs premium coaches across multiple configurations on Delhi to Indore Bus route to match every travel style and budget. Check the table above for exact details on your selected service.
zingbus Plus : Premium coaches with more legroom, priority boarding, and upgraded amenities for travellers seeking extra comfort.
zingbus MAXX : Seven-star luxury fleet featuring airline-style seating, personal entertainment screens, and exceptional onboard service.
zingbus Electric (EV): A sustainable and eco-friendly travel option with zero emissions and modern amenities, ensuring a smooth and responsible journey.
Whether you’re prioritising luxury or budget, zingbus ensures a consistent, high-quality travel experience across all coach categories on the Delhi to Indore route.
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A: Delhi to Indore bus ticket fare start from ₹1439, depending on bus type, seat availability, and how early you book.
A: Approximately 13h 15m under normal traffic and road conditions.
A: Delhi to Indore buses depart between 8:45 PM and 9:45 PM. zingbus operates 2 direct buses daily on this route.
A: The Delhi to Indore bus distance is approximately 751 km.
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: Yes, zingbus MAXX is available on the Delhi to Indore bus route.
A: Yes, food is available on the Delhi to Indore bus route. A complimentary five-course meal is included with your zingbus MAXX ticket.
A: All three drops are on the outer roads, so each needs an auto ride into the old city. Choose the drop nearest your hotel.
A: The Yellow Line runs from Gandhi Nagar to Malviya Nagar Square between 9 AM and 7 PM. It does not yet reach Rajwada.
A: Ujjain is about 54 km from Indore. Buses to Ujjain leave from Sarwate Bus Stand, near Indore’s railway station.
A: No. Both palaces close on Mondays and public holidays. Kanch Mandir, Khajrana Ganesh Temple and Sarafa Bazaar work well that day.
If you still have questions related to the Delhi to Indore bus trip, please refer to our zingbus FAQ page here.
A Delhi to Indore bus leaves the capital in the evening and reaches Malwa’s largest city the next morning, passing Ujjain on the way. Indore’s three drops sit on the eastern and southern bypass side, so the old city around Rajwada is a short auto ride away. That leaves the afternoon for palaces and the evening for Sarafa’s night food lanes.
This route has two Delhi boarding points: the zingbus counter inside Kashmere Gate ISBT in the north and the Dhaula Kuan bus stop on the Ring Road. North and East Delhi travellers usually find Kashmere Gate easier, while South and West Delhi travellers can board the Delhi to Indore bus at Dhaula Kuan.
Both points connect to the Delhi Metro, which helps with luggage during evening traffic. Autos and app cabs cover the last stretch, though the Ring Road around Dhaula Kuan slows down sharply during the evening rush.
Kashmere Gate’s counter is away from the government bus platforms, so follow the metro gate signs rather than the main terminal bays. At Dhaula Kuan, the stop is roadside, so wait on the footpath side named on your ticket.
The Delhi to Indore bus lists three drops on the city’s outer ring roads. Pipliyahana Bypass suits the eastern side, the Radisson Square drop suits the ring road area, and Teen Imli is a third option at a city bus stop.
Indore’s old BRTS corridor has been dismantled, and city buses now run in mixed traffic. The metro does not yet reach Rajwada or the railway station, so most travellers use an auto from the drop. Hotels set their own check-in times.
Indore’s Holkar-era heritage sits in the old city, close together around Rajwada and the Khan river. Lal Bagh Palace lies a short ride west, while Ujjain and Patalpani suit separate trips.
After the Delhi to Indore bus, Indore suits a day built around food and short heritage stops. The city eats well from breakfast to midnight, so plan the sightseeing around meals rather than the other way round.
The Delhi to Indore bus usually arrives by late morning, so head to your hotel, freshen up and have a poha jalebi brunch. A stay near Rajwada or Palasia keeps the rest of the day within short auto rides.
In the afternoon, visit the Rajwada Palace Museum, open 10 AM to 5 PM, then Kanch Mandir in nearby Itwaria Bazaar. Lal Bagh Palace keeps the same hours, so on a Monday, when both palaces close, spend more time at Khajrana Ganesh Temple instead.
After an evening rest, walk back to Sarafa Bazaar once the jewellery shops close after 8 PM. Try a few small portions rather than one large meal. Keep Ujjain’s Mahakaleshwar Temple for an early start the next day.
For one Indian adult on the old city plan, ₹1180 covers palace tickets, autos, meals and Sarafa snacks. Palace fees are published rates, while the other figures are planning allowances. Hotel stays and the intercity ticket are left out of this example.
| Expense | Cost or planning allowance |
| Rajwada Palace Museum entry | ₹10 per Indian adult, published rate |
| Lal Bagh Palace entry | ₹20 per Indian visitor, published rate |
| Autos between drop, hotel and old city | ₹300 per person as a daily planning allowance |
| Breakfast and lunch | ₹400 per person as a daily planning allowance |
| Sarafa night snacks | ₹350 per person as a planning allowance |
| Tea and drinking water | ₹100 per person as a daily planning allowance |
| Sample day for an Indian adult | ₹1180, excluding shopping and day trips |
Foreign visitors pay ₹400 at Lal Bagh Palace, and photography outside the palace carries a separate charge of ₹270. Photography is not allowed inside. Kanch Mandir and Khajrana Ganesh Temple charge no entry fee.
Sarafa snacks are sold in small portions, so the allowance stretches across several dishes. An Ujjain or Patalpani day trip needs its own transport budget, depending on whether you use a bus, shared cab or private car.
Note: Palace fees are published rates and may change; other amounts are planning allowances only.
Indore’s food culture is built on Malwa snacks, sweets and late-night eating. Many dishes are vegetarian, and portions at Sarafa and Chappan Dukan are small enough to share and sample widely.
October to March is the most comfortable time in Indore, with days of roughly 12°C to 30°C. Summer heat and monsoon rain change how much of the day suits walking in the old city.
The Delhi to Indore bus is a long overnight run south from Delhi by way of Ujjain. Three core zingbus measures support passengers from the Delhi boarding point to the Indore drop.
Indore’s drops are on busy bypass roads, so collect your bags and step onto the footpath before booking an auto. Sarafa gets crowded late in the evening, so keep wallets and phones secure. Carry water through the hot months.
A Delhi to Indore bus arriving by late morning leaves time for Rajwada, Lal Bagh Palace and a Sarafa dinner. For the trip home, the Indore to Delhi bus boards at four Indore points, including Chitragupta Square and Pipliyahana Bypass.