Indore to Delhi Bus Ticket Booking
Indore To Delhi Bus Timings, Fare, Distance & Duration
Book Indore to Delhi Bus Ticket Online
Indore to Delhi covers approximately 849 kms in about 12h 5m, connecting the commercial hub of Madhya Pradesh with the national capital. zingbus runs 2 direct buses daily, from 6:05 PM to 6:50 PM. Enjoy a comfortable seat, a safe ride, and a great fare. Book online today, with fares ranging from ₹1579 to ₹3244.
Indore to Delhi Bus Service Schedule
| Bus | Departure | Boarding Point | Drop Point | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| zingbus Plus | 6:05 PM | Indore Bypass Near Best Price Flipkart Wholesale | Dhaula Kuan | Bharat Benz A/C Sleeper (Washroom) |
| zingbus MAXX | 6:50 PM | Chitragupta Square | Dhaula Kuan | Volvo 9600 SLX Multi-Axle AC Sleeper (2+1) (With Washroom) |
All 2 buses on the Indore to Delhi bus route are GPS-tracked, with background-verified drivers and OTP verification at boarding.
Indore to Delhi Route Details
Indore
Ujjain
Gurgaon
Delhi
Indore to Delhi Bus Ticket Prices
zingbus is trusted to provide most affordable and comfortable ways to travel from Indore 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 | ₹1579 |
| Maximum Bus Ticket Price | ₹3244 |
Indore to Delhi Bus Timings
The bus schedule offers flexible options for Indore to Delhi journey . Check the schedule below for more details:
| First bus | 6:05 PM |
| Last bus | 6:50 PM |
Why Choose zingbus for Indore to Delhi Bus Travel
- GPS-enabled buses for live tracking
- Well-maintained, premium fleets
- Professional staff and verified drivers
- Flexible bus timings
- 24/7 customer support
- Luggage storage facilities
- Easy booking and secure payment system
- Premium lounges at select routes
- Female only seat selection for women safety
- Clean Washroom
How to Book Indore to Delhi Bus Tickets Online
Booking an online bus ticket from Indore to Delhi is simple, fast, convenient, and affordable with zingbus.
- Open the zingbus app or website.
- Enter Indore as origin and Delhi as destination, then select your travel date.
- Choose your bus, seat, and boarding/drop-off point.
- Fill in passenger details.
- Pay via UPI, credit/debit card, net banking, or wallet.
- Apply a coupon code if you have one.
- Receive your e-ticket and m-ticket instantly by SMS and email.
- Show your digital ticket and OTP to the Marshal when boarding.
Bus Types on Indore to Delhi Bus Route
zingbus runs premium coaches across multiple configurations on Indore to Delhi bus route to match every travel style and budget. Check the table above for exact details on your selected service.
- Volvo 9600 SLX Multi-Axle AC Sleeper (2+1) (With Washroom)
- Bharat Benz A/C Sleeper (Washroom)
Explore All Verticals of zingbus
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 Indore to Delhi route.
Pickup & Drop-Off Points for Indore to Delhi Bus
zingbus offers convenient boarding and drop-off points for the Indore to Delhi bus route to ensure a seamless travel experience. Simply select your preferred location while booking.
Boarding points in Indore:
- Chitragupta Square (Chitragupta Square, Indore) (View this on Google Maps)
- Pipliyahana Bypass (Pipliyahana Bypass, Near Pride Hotel & Convention Centre Indore) (View this on Google Maps)
- Teen Imli1 (Teen Imli Bus Stop, Indore) (View this on Google Maps)
- Indore Bypass Near Best Price Flipkart Wholesale (Opposite Best Price Flipkart Wholesale, Radisson Square) (View this on Google Maps)
Drop-off points in Delhi:
- Kashmere Gate ISBT (Inside ISBT Kashmere Gate, Zingbus Booking Counter No. 28, Exit from Gate 7 & 8 Metro ( Not on Government Platform) ) (View this on Google Maps)
- Dhaula Kuan (Dhaula Kaun Bus Stop (Infront of DSOI office)) (View this on Google Maps)
All pickup and drop-off points are verified for passenger safety and convenience. Your confirmed boarding and drop point will be shown on your ticket.
Book Delhi to Indore Bus Return Ticket
zingbus prides itself on providing the highest quality bus service that is reliable, safe, and affordable. If you plan to travel to and from intercity, zingbus can be your travel partner. Book your return ticket from Delhi to Indore and enjoy a comfortable and safe journey.
FAQs on Indore to Delhi Bus Route
Q: What is the Indore to Delhi bus ticket price?
A: Indore to Delhi bus ticket fare start from ₹1579, depending on bus type, seat availability, and how early you book.
Q: How long does the bus take from Indore to Delhi?
A: Approximately 12h 5m under normal traffic and road conditions.
Q: What are the Indore to Delhi bus timings?
A: Indore to Delhi buses depart between 6:05 PM and 6:50 PM. zingbus operates 2 direct buses daily on this route.
Q: What is the distance from Indore to Delhi by bus?
A: The Indore to Delhi bus distance is approximately 849 km.
Q: Is a washroom available on the Indore to Delhi bus route?
A: Yes, clean onboard toilets are available.
Q: Does zingbus provide travel insurance?
A: Yes, on eligible bookings.
Q: What if I miss my bus?
A: Contact zingbus customer care immediately for assistance.
Q: Are there any discounts on the Indore to Delhi route?
A: Yes, check available offers on the app or website at checkout.
Q: What payment methods are accepted?
A: UPI, Net Banking, Credit/Debit Card, and digital wallets.
Q: Are buses live-tracked?
A: Yes, all zingbus coaches have GPS tracking, accessible via the app.
Q: Are female-only seats available?
A: Yes. Female-only seats can be selected at booking for added safety.
Q: Is there a luggage limit?
A: 15 kg per passenger. Check the website for the full baggage policy.
Q: Can I change my boarding or dropping point after booking my ticket?
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.
Q: How long does it take for a refund to hit my account after canceling a zingbus ticket?
A: Refunds for eligible cancellations land back in your account within 3–7 business days, depending on your bank or payment provider.
Q: Is zingbus MAXX available on the Indore to Delhi bus route?
A: Yes, zingbus MAXX is available on the Indore to Delhi bus route.
Q: Is food available on the Indore to Delhi bus route?
A: Yes, food is available on the Indore to Delhi bus route. A complimentary five-course meal is included with your zingbus MAXX ticket.
Q: Which Delhi drop point is closer to IGI Airport?
A: Dhaula Kuan is closer. The stop sits beside the Airport Express Line station, and the train reaches the airport in about 13 minutes.
Q: Where is the zingbus counter at Kashmere Gate ISBT?
A: Counter No. 28 is inside the terminal, reached through metro Gates 7 and 8, away from the government bus platforms.
Q: Can I visit Qutub Minar on the day I arrive?
A: Yes. Qutub Minar opens at sunrise and closes at 8 PM. From Kashmere Gate, the Yellow Line reaches Qutub Minar station directly.
Q: Can I board the Indore to Delhi bus at Chitragupta Square?
A: Yes. Chitragupta Square is a listed boarding point on this route, along with Pipliyahana Bypass, Teen Imli and the Radisson Square stop.
If you still have questions related to the Indore to Delhi bus trip, please refer to our zingbus FAQ page here.
Indore to Delhi Bus Travel Guide
An Indore to Delhi bus leaves in the evening and reaches the capital the next morning at Kashmere Gate or Dhaula Kuan. From Kashmere Gate, a single Yellow Line ride runs south to Qutub Minar, where the 12th-century tower and the ruins of Mehrauli Archaeological Park fill an easy first day after the overnight journey.
Departing from Indore for Delhi
Indore boarding points for this route sit on the city’s ring and bypass roads: Chitragupta Square, Pipliyahana Bypass, Teen Imli and the Radisson Square area near Best Price. Picking the closest one keeps the evening auto ride short before the Indore to Delhi bus sets off north by way of Ujjain.
Local Transport to Indore Bus Boarding Points
Autos and app cabs are the simplest way to reach all four points, especially with luggage. AICTSL city buses now run in mixed traffic after the BRTS corridor was dismantled, so allow extra time in evening congestion.
- Chitragupta Square: The listed point is at Chitragupta Square itself, a boarding-only stop on this route.
- Pipliyahana Bypass: The stop near Pride Hotel and Convention Centre serves the eastern bypass side.
- Teen Imli: The Teen Imli bus stop is a third option for travellers whose homes lie nearby.
- Indore Bypass Near Best Price Flipkart Wholesale: Listed opposite Best Price at Radisson Square on the ring road.
- Indore Metro: The Yellow Line reaches Malviya Nagar Square, but its last trains run around 7 PM.
Give the auto driver the full landmark, as these are roadside stops rather than terminals. Evening traffic around Vijay Nagar and the ring road can be slow, so leave home early for the reporting time on your ticket.
Arriving in Delhi
The Indore to Delhi bus has two Delhi drops. Kashmere Gate ISBT suits North and Old Delhi and has the widest metro links, while Dhaula Kuan suits South Delhi, Gurgaon-bound travellers and anyone heading to the airport.
- Kashmere Gate ISBT: Coaches arrive at zingbus Counter No. 28, a short walk from metro Gates 7 and 8.
- Yellow Line from Kashmere Gate: Trains run straight south to INA and Qutub Minar without changing lines.
- Dhaula Kuan: The roadside drop facing the DSOI office is next to Dhaula Kuan’s Airport Express station.
- Airport Express: From Dhaula Kuan, IGI Airport is about 13 minutes away by Airport Express train.
Qutub Minar is about 9 km by road from Dhaula Kuan, so travellers using that drop can take an auto or cab instead of the metro. Breakfast near the drop helps, as hotels set their own check-in times.
Top Places to Visit in Delhi
South Delhi’s Mehrauli area holds some of the city’s oldest monuments, close enough together to cover on foot. INA’s Dilli Haat sits on the same metro line, which makes it a convenient stop on the way back.
- Qutub Minar: The 12th-century minaret anchors the UNESCO-listed Qutub complex and opens from sunrise to 8 PM.
- Iron Pillar: Inside the Qutub complex, this ancient iron pillar has stood for centuries without rusting.
- Mehrauli Archaeological Park: Over 100 monuments, including tombs and a stepwell, spread across open parkland.
- Jamali Kamali: A mosque and tomb inside the park, known for its decorated ceiling and quiet setting.
- Dilli Haat, INA: An open-air craft bazaar with food stalls from many states, open 11 AM to 8 PM.
Things to Do in Delhi After Your Bus Journey
After the Indore to Delhi bus, a day in South Delhi mixes history, green space and a relaxed evening market. The Yellow Line connects every stop, so the day needs little road travel.
- Heritage Walk: The Mehrauli park’s trails link tombs, mosques and the Rajon ki Baoli stepwell.
- Craft Shopping: Dilli Haat’s stalls sell handloom, pottery and jewellery from states across India.
- Regional Food Tasting: State food stalls at Dilli Haat offer dishes from Kashmir to the North East.
- Photography Stop: The Qutub complex’s carved arches and stone screens photograph well in soft morning light.
- Evening Tea: A cup of Kashmiri kahwa at Dilli Haat makes a calm end to the day.
A Practical First Day in Delhi
Get off at Kashmere Gate, have breakfast and drop bags at your hotel if allowed. After a short rest, take the Yellow Line south to Qutub Minar station, which is about 500 m from the Mehrauli Archaeological Park entrance.
Visit the Qutub complex first, as it opens at sunrise and is easier before midday crowds. Then walk through Mehrauli Archaeological Park, open from sunrise to sunset, to Jamali Kamali and the stepwell, carrying water in warmer months.
On the way back, get off at INA for Dilli Haat in the late afternoon. Browse the craft stalls, eat at a regional food counter and return north by metro before the evening rush builds.
Delhi Local Transport Costs and Sightseeing Budget
For one Indian adult on the Mehrauli plan, ₹1040 covers Qutub Minar entry, metro rides, Dilli Haat entry and meals. Monument and metro fares are published rates; other figures are planning allowances. Your hotel and intercity ticket sit outside this example.
| Expense | Cost or planning allowance |
| Qutub Minar entry | ₹40 cash or ₹35 online per Indian adult, published ASI rate |
| Metro, Kashmere Gate to Qutub Minar and back via INA | ₹150 per person as an allowance within published fares |
| Dilli Haat entry | ₹50 per person as a planning allowance |
| Breakfast, lunch and dinner | ₹600 per person as a daily planning allowance |
| Tea, snacks and water | ₹200 per person as a daily planning allowance |
| Sample day for an Indian adult | ₹1040 at the cash ticket rate |
Foreign visitors pay ₹600 in cash or ₹550 online at Qutub Minar, and children under 15 enter free. Booking online saves a little and avoids the ticket queue at the gate.
Weekday metro fares in Delhi run from ₹11 to ₹64, and Sunday fares are lower. Shopping at Dilli Haat is a separate expense and can easily exceed the meal allowance.
Note: ASI and metro fares are published rates; other amounts are planning allowances only.
Famous Foods to Try in Delhi
Delhi’s food draws on Mughlai, Punjabi and street traditions, and Dilli Haat adds dishes from across India. A slow breakfast and a long evening meal suit a day of walking.
- Gol Gappe: Crisp hollow puris filled with spiced potato and tangy tamarind or mint water.
- Seekh Kebab: Minced meat shaped on skewers and grilled over charcoal, served with mint chutney.
- Nihari: A slow-cooked meat stew with deep spices, traditionally eaten as an early morning meal.
- Kashmiri Kahwa: Green tea brewed with saffron, cardamom and almonds, served warm at Dilli Haat.
- Moong Dal Halwa: A rich winter dessert of lentils slow-roasted in ghee with sugar and nuts.
Best Time to Travel from Indore to Delhi
October to March is the best time for walking around Mehrauli and other outdoor monuments. Delhi’s summers are very hot, and winter can bring fog and poor air on some days.
- October and November: Pleasant days for monument walks, although smog can build late in the season.
- December and January: Foggy mornings can delay arrivals into Delhi, so plan the first hours loosely.
- February and March: Comfortable temperatures and clear skies suit long heritage walks in Mehrauli.
- April to June: Extreme heat makes early mornings the only comfortable time for outdoor sightseeing.
- July to September: Monsoon showers bring greenery to Mehrauli park but can make paths muddy.
Safety Measures by zingbus on Indore to Delhi Bus Journey
The Indore to Delhi bus is a long overnight journey north by way of Ujjain. Three core zingbus measures cover the coach from the Indore pickup to the Delhi drop.
- Two-Driver Policy: zingbus rotates drivers on routes longer than six hours, which covers this overnight run to Delhi.
- zingbus Marshal: The marshal helps passengers find seats and stays available for concerns during the night.
- Emergency Exits: Note the marked exits when you board, and follow crew instructions if an emergency occurs.
At Indore’s bypass stops, wait on the footpath away from traffic until the coach arrives. In Mehrauli park, stick to marked paths and visit in daylight, as parts of the park are quiet and wooded.
Plan Your Indore to Delhi Bus Journey
Getting off the Indore to Delhi bus at Kashmere Gate puts Qutub Minar one Yellow Line ride away for your arrival day. When you head home, the Delhi to Indore bus boards at Kashmere Gate and Dhaula Kuan every evening.
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