
Bus Tickets to and from Ludhiana
Traveling to or from Ludhiana is now comfortable, affordable, and safe with zingbus. Known as the Manchester of India, Ludhiana is Punjab’s largest industrial and commercial hub, famous for its textile, hosiery, and bicycle industries. The city’s vibrant culture, delicious Punjabi cuisine, and proximity to Chandigarh, Delhi, and Amritsar make it one of the most traveled destinations in North India. Whether you’re traveling for work, business, or leisure, zingbus ensures a reliable and smooth journey with easy online booking.
Affordable Fares – Competitive ticket prices for all budgets.
Comfortable Buses – AC sleeper, semi-sleeper, and luxury/electric options.
Safe & Secure – Verified staff, GPS tracking, and fully sanitized buses.
Easy Online Booking – Seamless experience via zingbus app or website.
Flexible Options – Easy cancellations and rescheduling available.
Explore premium services:
Ludhiana Bus Stand (Jagraon Bridge) – Major pickup point for Delhi, Amritsar, and Chandigarh routes.
Clock Tower Chowk (Ghanta Ghar) – Convenient for passengers from central Ludhiana.
Gill Road (Industrial Area) – Ideal for travelers from the industrial zones.
Ludhiana Bus Stand (Jagraon Bridge) – Central drop-off location near major transit routes.
Clock Tower Chowk (Ghanta Ghar) – Suitable for travelers staying in city hotels.
Gill Road (Industrial Area) – Perfect for those commuting to or from factories and business centers.
How to Reach: Ludhiana Bus Stand is about 2 km from Ludhiana Junction Railway Station and 14 km from Sahnewal Airport. The city is easily accessible by road via NH44 and NH5, with local cabs and autos available round the clock.
Fares vary based on bus type, season, and availability. Please check the zingbus app or website for current pricing and offers.
Book in advance during weekends and festive seasons.
Arrive 20–30 minutes before departure to ensure easy boarding.
Carry a valid photo ID and your digital ticket.
Use sleeper buses for overnight journeys like Ludhiana–Delhi or Ludhiana–Jaipur.
Enable GPS tracking via the zingbus app for real-time location updates.
Women-only seating available on select routes.
Carry light clothing and water—Punjab’s summers can be warm.
Punjab Agricultural University Museum – A must-visit for those interested in Punjab’s rural heritage.
Phillaur Fort – Historic fort showcasing Mughal and British influences.
Nehru Rose Garden – One of the largest rose gardens in Asia.
Hardy’s World – Popular amusement and water park for families.
Gurudwara Dukh Niwaran Sahib – One of Ludhiana’s most revered Sikh shrines.
Daily zingbus services connecting Ludhiana to Delhi, Chandigarh, and Amritsar.
Multiple boarding and drop points for convenience.
Instant booking confirmation and flexible rescheduling.
Multiple bus types: AC Sleeper, Semi-Sleeper, and valuebus.
24×7 customer support and live GPS tracking.
Ans: zingbus is the best operator for Ludhiana routes, offering sanitized, GPS-enabled buses with professional staff for a comfortable journey.
Ans: It’s recommended to book 3–5 days in advance. During holidays or festival periods, booking 7 days early ensures preferred seating.
Ans: Yes, zingbus operates AC sleeper and semi-sleeper buses on routes such as Ludhiana–Delhi and Ludhiana–Jaipur for overnight comfort.
Ans: Yes, cancellations and rescheduling can be done up to 24 hours before departure via the zingbus app or website. Refunds for eligible bookings are processed quickly.
Ans: The bus journey from Ludhiana to Delhi takes around 6–7 hours depending on route and traffic.
Ans: Yes, zingbus operates direct routes between Ludhiana, Chandigarh, Amritsar, and Jalandhar.
Ans: Passengers must carry a valid government-issued ID such as Aadhaar, PAN Card, Passport, or Driving License along with booking confirmation.
Ans: zingbus ensures every bus is sanitized, GPS-tracked, and managed by verified crew members for safe and secure travel.
Ans: Yes, zingbus provides live GPS tracking through its app so passengers can check bus location and estimated arrival time.
Ans: Ludhiana’s thriving industrial base, rich culture, historic landmarks, and proximity to key North Indian cities make it an important travel and business hub.
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Ludhiana, Punjab’s largest city, situated on the banks of river Sutlej, is one of the biggest manufacturing hubs in India. Also known as the Manchester of India, Ludhiana is famous for the ancient ruins of the Lodi dynasty, its hosiery industries and the war museum. Ludhiana, similar to any other Indian city, has a deep history depicting today’s India with its latest industrial and technological advancement in terms of development and other factors.
Magnificent ancient buildings on one side and elegant Gurudwaras & sacred shrines on the other, there are many places to go around in Ludhiana that makes this tinsel town one of the most popular travel destinations in India. This city, named after the Lodi dynasty, has retained its old world charm,and the spirituality intact and also managed to keep up with the changing traditions and times of the country. Along with being an industrial town, Ludhiana draws a lot of pilgrims and tourists from around the world owing to its forts, Gurudwaras and ancient ruins.
Ludhiana provides wide options for the tourists where they can spend their time casually and create memories for themselves along with their loved ones. They can not only visit the historic monuments , but also go around the modern-day malls and parks.
If you are a true traveler, you should definitely not miss out on the transport back in time at the Phillaur Fort, take a tour of the Punjab Agriculture University Museum, the Maharaja Ranjit Singh War Museum, the Nehru Rose garden, the Lodhi fort, enjoy yourself at the Hardy’s World Amusement Park, go for a wildlife safari at the Tiger Safari Zoo, pay your homage at Gurudwara Charankanwal Sahib Machhiwara, the Rara Sahib Gurudwara, the Shivala Sangliwala Temple, Gurudwara Manji Sahib and the Pir - I - Dastgir Shrine, and watch the beautiful deers at the Deer Park. There’s the Clock Tower, the Leisure Valley, the Nehru Planetarium, where you can immerse yourself completely and have a fun filled vacay.
A special mention for the following :
If you wish to have a grasp of the Punjabi culture and practices closely, travel around these months: January/February and you will be able to witness their grand festivals: Guru Gobind Singh Jayanti, Basant Panchami and Lohri.
The must watch Rural Olympics
Have you ever wondered how the Olympics would look in a very traditional and Indian way? If you would like to witness the fascinating sports game, which is fondly known as the Rural Olympics, then you must visit Ludhiana in the month of February . The Kila Raipur region of Ludhiana district is thronged every year by thousands of people who emerge with their sporting spirit to participate and witness these games. The Rural Olympics host many sports competitions such as cart racing, rope pulling, kho-kho, kabaddi, cat, dog, and horse races. The 63- old tradition of these games is celebrated in true Punjabi spirit to promote sports in the rural area.
Restaurants and street food
Punjabi food is the much-loved cuisine among all the foodies out there. Chicken and Paneer is heavenly, one should definitely not miss out on the various food preparations on ‘Tandoors’ like chicken, paneer, fish, naans and lots more. Another must eat of the city is Sarson ka Saag and Makki ki Roti.
People of Ludhiana love to eat Rajma Chawal, Kadhi Chawal, Dal Makhani, Chole Bhature and many more. Also, don't miss the Patiala Lassi complete with fresh malai, almonds and saffron. Other than these, the food here often derives delicacies from the influence of Mughal Cuisine, like the Murg Makhani.
The ideal time to visit Ludhiana is between October- March i.e during the winter season. The weather, being quite pleasant during this period, is best suited for outdoor activities. February is also the peak time to visit Ludhiana as it is the time of the famous Rural Olympics which are hosted in the Kila Raipur of the Ludhiana district.
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