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Getting Around Delhi: Guide to Public Transportation

TripSavvy / Brianna Gilmartin

Public transport in Delhi has undergone significant development in recent years to become the best in India. The new Metro train rapid transit system provides a quick and convenient way of getting around Delhi. The Metro is useful for tourists who are traveling on a budget or who want to avoid being stuck in traffic. While Metro ridership grew to more than four million passengers per day in 2019, buses remain the most popular form of public transport for commuters in Delhi. However, the buses do get crowded and not all are air-conditioned. Many tourists use auto rickshaws and app-based taxi services such as Uber for short trips, or hire a car and driver for all-day sightseeing. Here's what you should know.

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How to Ride the Metro Train

The biggest and busiest Metro system in India, the Delhi Metro has revolutionized public transport in the city since it started operating in 2002. The Metro is more comfortable, punctual, and efficient than the bus, and connects the city to outlying Gurgaon, Noida, Ghaziabad, Faridabad, Bahadurgarh, and Ballabhgarh. It is being constructed in stages; the final stage, IV, commenced at the end of 2019 and is expected to be completed by 2025.

Currently there are 10 lines (including the Airport Metro Express Line ) and 285 stations. The largely underground Yellow Line runs from north to south, and is particularly important for tourists as it provides access to a lot of Delhi's top attractions . Plus, it has convenient connections with other lines. You can find out more about using the Delhi Metro for sightseeing in our Delhi Metro train guide .

• Different types of passes: You can buy unlimited one-day and three-day Tourist Cards; you can use these on all lines except for the Airport Metro Express Line. If you plan to be in the city for longer, you may opt to get the contactless Smart Card, which you can load money onto; these will save you time purchasing single-ride tickets.
• Fare rates: One-day passes cost 150 rupees ($2), and three-day passes cost 500 rupees ($6.60). You must return your card at the end of travel, so you also need to pay a 50-rupee (70 cents) security deposit upon pick-up. Alternatively you can purchase tokens (single-ride tickets), the cost of which depends on the route. The fare can cost anywhere from 10 rupees (10 cents) to 60 rupees (80 cents). If you have a Smart Card, you will receive a 10 percent discount on each trip, with an additional 10 percent taken off for non-peak travel.
• How to pay: You can purchase tokens from Ticket Vending Machines (TVMs) at each Metro station; Tourist Cards can be purchased at Customer Care centers at all Metro stations; and Smart Cards can be purchased from Smart Card Vending Machines (SCVMs) at select Metro stations, or from Customer Care centers at any station. If you have a Smart Card, you can top up online .
• Hours of operation: Trains on the regular lines (Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, and Violet) run roughly between 5:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. During peak travel times, trains run every couple of minutes; at other times, you may wait up to 10 minutes.
• Transfers: Each token expires after 180 minutes.
• Accessibility concerns: The Metro has special accessibility features for people with disabilities.
• Additional tips : The first train carriage is for women only, and plan to pass through security checkpoint at ticket gates.

You can also check the Delhi Metro Rail website for further details, or download the One Delhi app (currently only available on Google Play for Android users) or Delhi-NCR Metro app (an alternative for IOS users) to plan your trip. Bookmark this route map for easy access.

Riding the Bus in Delhi

The Delhi bus network has about 800 routes and 2,500 bus stops connecting almost every part of the city. While you can go pretty much anywhere you want for cheap, the quality of your trip will vary, depending on the type of bus you take and the amount of traffic on the roads.

There are two types of buses: orange and blue "cluster" buses that operate in accordance with public-private partnership agreements under the Delhi Integrated Multi-Modal Transit System (DIMTS), and red and green government-operated Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) buses.

The blue cluster buses are brand new air-conditioned buses, while the orange ones don't have air conditioning. Red DTC buses also have air conditioning, and can be found on almost all routes across the city. Generally, buses run from 5.30 a.m. until 10.30 or 11 p.m. Notably, they use environmentally-friendly Compressed Natural Gas (CNG).

Depending on the route, an air-conditioned bus will cost anywhere between 10 rupees (13 cents) and 25 rupees (33 cents). Buses without air conditioning cost between 5 rupees (7 cents) and 15 rupees (20 cents). If you plan to ride the bus a lot, you can get a one-day Green Card for travel on all DTC bus services (except for Palam Coach, Tourist, and Express). It's 50 rupees (70 cents) for buses with air conditioning and 40 rupees (50 cents) for buses without.

Read our guide to buses in Delhi to learn more, or consult the DTC website for bus routes.

Sightseeing Buses for Tourists

A better option for tourists are the special sightseeing buses in Delhi. The DTC's inexpensive full-day Delhi Darshan bus tour stops at seven famous attractions around the city: Red Fort, Raj Ghat, Birla Mandir, Qutab Minar, Lotus Temple , Humanyun's Tomb , and Akshardham Temple. Tickets are only 200 rupees ($2.60) for adults and 100 rupees ($1.30) for children. Buses depart at 9:15 a.m. from Scindia House in Connaught Place and the tour concludes at 5.45 p.m. at Akshardham. The downside is that you'll be rushed and will only get to spend up to 45 minutes at each place.

Alternatively, Delhi Tourism's Hop On Hop Off bus service is a more flexible and upmarket option. It covers more than 25 tourists destinations, including top monuments and museums. The air-conditioned buses have disabled access, an on-board tourist guide, and live commentaries in English and Hindi. The buses run from 7.30 a.m. to 6 p.m., with departures every 45 minutes. Passes are available for one or two days. They have different prices for Indians and foreigners. Indians pay 499 rupees ($6.60) for a one-day pass, while the cost is 999 rupees ($13.20) for foreigners. Two-day passes cost 599 rupees ($7.90) for Indians, and 1,199 rupees ($15.80) for foreigners. Discounted fixed itinerary bus tours are conducted on Mondays, when many monuments are closed.

Airport Shuttle Bus

DTC operates an airport shuttle bus service . Its main Express Route 4 connects Terminal 3 of Delhi airport with Kashmere Gate ISBT via New Delhi Railway Station, the Red Fort, and Connaught Place. This service runs around the clock, with departures every 30 minutes. There's another useful route, 534A, between Terminal 2 and Anand Vihar ISBT. These buses depart every 10 to 20 minutes but stop running overnight, from around 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. The fare ranges from 27 rupees (40 cents) to 106 rupees ($1.40), depending on distance traveled.

Auto Rickshaws and E-Rickshaws in Delhi

Delhi has plenty of iconic green and yellow auto rickshaws, but it's extremely difficult to get them to put their meters on. The drivers will quote a fare for your journey, and you'll have to haggle and agree on it before you travel. So, it's necessary to have an idea of the correct fare to avoid getting ripped off (which you certainly will otherwise, because drivers invariably overcharge foreigners). Do note that drivers frequently refuse passengers who aren't going in their desired direction, or want to go to a destination where they may not get a return passenger. This guide to auto rickshaws in Delhi has further details.

You're also likely to come across non-polluting e-rickshaws (electric rickshaws) in Delhi. They're common at Metro stations and high-traffic areas. Fares are set according to the areas they ply in and are lower than auto rickshaws. Expect to pay 10 rupees (13 cents) for the first 2 kilometers (1.2 miles) and 5 rupees (7 cents) for every subsequent kilometer (0.6 miles). Rides can be booked on the SmartE app . Be careful of rash driving though.

Taxis in Delhi

Prepaid taxis remain a reliable way of getting from Delhi airport to your hotel . However, app-based taxi services Uber and Ola (the Indian equivalent of Uber) have become the most convenient way of getting around Delhi. For travelers, this means it's no longer necessary to deal with taxi scams and ripoffs. The cost is generally affordable, with Uber charging a minimum fare of about 60 rupees (80 cents) plus 6 rupees (10 cents) per kilometer. Ola charges 10 rupees for the first 20 kilometers (12.5 miles) in addition to the minimum fare. Uber is preferable for long distances. Both Ola and Uber can be hired at flat rates for extended trips of an hour or more. Ola and Uber also provide auto rickshaw booking.

Furthermore, Uber now has a public transport option that shows users how to best get from one destination to another using bus and train.

You'll need to have Internet access on your cell phone though, and of course deal with traffic congestion.

Bicycle and Scooter Rentals in Delhi

Yulu provides electric bicycles (called Move) and scooters (called Miracle) for rent via a vehicle sharing app. Users can take them from any available zone marked on the app, and leave them at another zone marked as having an empty slot. Licenses and helmets aren't needed. Rental zones are predominantly near bus stops and Metro stations. The app requires users to maintain a balance in a mobile wallet, and deducts a 250 rupee ($3.30) security deposit. However, Uber recently partnered with Yulu to provide users with the ability to book through its app. Miracle rates start from 10 rupees (13 cents) and increase by 10 rupees every 10 minutes. Move rates start from 10 rupees and increase by 5 rupees every 30 minutes.

Tips for Getting Around Delhi

• Public transport widely shuts down at night in Delhi, although night service buses continue to operate on prominent routes.
• Avoid traveling on the Metro during peak hours from around 9-10 a.m. and 5-6 p.m. Buses get super crowded during peak hours as well, from 8-10 a.m. and 5-7 p.m.
• Tourist passes for the Metro train are only really worth the cost if you're planning on taking a lot of trips.
• Uber or Ola really are your best bet for a prompt and fuss-free ride.
• Don't take an auto rickshaw during winter unless you're wearing very warm clothing. You will freeze!

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DTC Bus Services conducts Delhi Darshan Tours daily which commences from Scindia House in Connaught Place. The fare for Delhi Darshan ticket is Rs. 100/- valid in all city bus services, similar to the pattern of DTC Green Card services. The fare for children between 5 to 12 years is Rs. 50/-.

The tour operates between 0915 to 1745 hrs.

The tour starts at DTC Office Scindia House, Connaught place. Tourists are picked up from Information Kiosk of Delhi Tourism (Baba Kharak Singh Marg) and then from ITDC Office at Janpath for the tour operating as per the Tour program.

Route to be followed (VIA)

Starting from Delhi Gate, Shanti Van, Tilak Mark, Akbar Road, Sansad Marg, Shanti Path, Siri Aurbindo Marg, Press Enclave Road, Out Ring Road (Nehru Place), Modi Floor Mill, Ring Road, Mathura Road, Lodhi Road, Pragati Maidan, Nizamuddin Yamuna Bridge, Laxmi Nagar, DDU Marg and ends at Connaught Place.

Benefits of this Tour

• Comfortable Cushioned Seats to provide extra comfort
• Coaches that provide better view and leg space
• Air conditioned coach for extra comfort at extreme weather conditions
• Semi Sleeper Push Back Seat System in all the buses
• Sufficient Lunch time at popular restaurants
• Guides who are conversant in both Hindi and English
• Excellent time allotment for visit of each monument
• Covers all the major attractions of Delhi in a single tour
• Good comfort and security measures considering females, children and senior citizens
• Special luggage compartments for safety of luggage inside the coach

Tourist Spots

The total duration of the tour is 10 and a half hour which includes three hours for travelling from one site to other, seven hours for visiting and half an hour for lunch. This combination of travel is considered the best as the traveler gets to see New Delhi, Historical monuments, Old Delhi, Modern Architecture, Important government offices, Astronomical Observatory and Temples in a single day. This tour is organized on all days of the week and includes the following places:

Jantar Mantar is an architectural astronomical observatory built by Maharaja Jai Singh II of Jaipur. It is one of the five astronomical observatories built which consists of thirteen architectural astronomical instruments. The main aim of this observatory was to measure astronomical values and compile them to predict movements of moon, sun and planets. The astronomical tables also help in forecasting season, Hindu calendar and position of celestial bodies during night.

The Famous Protest Spot

There is a famous protest spot in Delhi which is the only authorized spot where in people can protest against any government policies.

Lakshmi Narayan Birla Temple

Lakshmi Narayan Birla Temple was Mahatma Gandhi’s favorite place of worship. It is a modern temple built by renowned industrialist B.D. Birla in the year 1938.

Embassy Area

Embassy area is a VVIP zone in Delhi which has Embassy houses of most of the foreign nations. This area also has several High commissions and consulates.

Indira Gandhi Memorial (Closed on Monday)

The museum was once the residence of first lady Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. After her assassination in the year 1984, the residence was converted into a memorial museum.

Vijay Chowk

The place is popular as the beginning point of Republic Day Parade held on 26th January. It is from here the parade reaches Rajpath.

President House (Rashtrapati Bhavan)

Rashtrapati Bhawan the official residence of the President of India was the 'Viceroy's House' during the British period.  It once used to be the residence of the Governor-General of India till independence. The complete mansion houses 340 rooms which consist of Halls, guest rooms, offices and the President's official residence. The total area of Rashtrapati Bhavan is 320 acres which includes large open spaces, stables, other offices and most prominent the Mughal Gardens. It was designed by the popular British architect, Sir Edwin Lutyens. The building was officially inaugurated in the year 1931.

Parliament House

Parliament house is situated near the secretariat buildings along the north western side of Vijay Chowk. This building is the work center and standing symbol of largest democracy in the world.  The structure of building consists of a Central hall with a Dome shaped top and three semi circular chambers. These chambers were initially constructed with an aim to accommodate the state legislative assembly, council of state and princely chambers.

India Gate is a forty two meter high arch designed by the popular architect Edwin Lutyens as a memorial to commemorate the sacrifice of Indian soldiers during the First World War It is located at Rajpath. The names of the soldiers who laid down their lives have been inscribed on the arch. The eternal flame or the Amar Jawan Jyoti burns as a mark of respect for under the shelter of the arch. The memorial is covered by green lawns, water bodies and fountains. It is a popular picnic spot and place of Defence interest located at the center of Delhi.

National Gallery of Modern Art

The nearest attraction from India Gate is the National Gallery of Modern Art located inside the Jaipur House. The Gallery has an enormous collection of Contemporary and Modern art of the country. It is a must see place or art lovers.

Delhi Cottage Industry

It is the most popular market for fashionable and stylish clothes to suit all budgets and is visited by Delhites and foreigners.

Feroz Shah Kotla Fort

It is located near the famous Feroz Shah Kotla Cricket Stadium outside Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg which hosts International cricket matches. The Fort was built by King Feroz Shah Tughlaq In the year 1360.

Khooni Dharwaza

Khooni Darwaza is an architecture grandeur belonging to the Sher Shah Suri's dynasty. It is located opposite to Feroze Shah Kotla stadium. As per the historical references, this Gate is also called as Kabuli Darwaza. The height of the gate is 15.5 m and its other specialty is that the Gate has been completely constructed using the construction materials available in and around Delhi, with Delhi quartzite stone being the prominent. There are three different arrangements of stairs which take you to different levels of the Gate.

Safdarjung Airport

Safdarjung Tomb constructed in memory of Safdarjung by his son Nawab Shuja-ud-Daulah in 1753 is a classical example of Mughal architecture. It is a Tomb built using marble with lawn around it.

All India Medical Institute

AIIMS is the country’s most popular and esteemed medical college having excellent doctors and medical facilities. The Institute which was started to impart quality education in the field of medicine to undergraduate and post-graduate students also provides low-cost medical facilities.

Qutab Minar

Qutub Minar constructed by King Qutub-ud-din Aibak in the early 12th century stands as a symbol of supremacy of Delhi Sultanate during the period. The remains of Kila Ri Pithora built by Prithviraj Chauhan and an iron pillar of the Gupta period which did not rust over the years can be found nearby.

Lotus Temple (Closed on Monday)

Lotus Temple which is a culmination of modern architecture and place of faith is an excellent architecture grandeur belonging to the Bahai faith. The temple welcomes people of all faiths and religions. It is located at Kalkaji and constructed in Lotus shape using marble and dolomite. The large meditation centre and lush garden attracts the tourists to come here again and again.

Hauz Khas which stands for “royal tank” is located in Delhi. This complex was constructed in the early 13th century and contains a mosque, tomb, reservoir, an Islamic seminary and an urbanized village. The present Hauz Khas is the center for Shopping and outing lovers with excellent art galleries, designer stores and restaurants offering mouth watering dishes present in the area.

Malls of Saket

Saket is an excellent shopping area in Delhi. It contains four finest malls of the city with another two under construction. Saket Malls provide you with excellent shopping experience with friends and families.

Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the nation, was laid to rest in peace at the Rajghat memorial. The last words uttered by Mahatma Gandhi before his assassination “Hey Ram’’ is inscribed in golden letters on his cenotaph. There are two museums near Rajghat which takes us on a journey of Mahatma Gandhi’s life. The museums are the Gandhi Smriti Museum and Gandhi Memorial Museum.

Gandhi Museum (Closed on Monday)

Gandhi Museum is located opposite to Raj Ghat and contains some of the personal item used by the Father of Nation is the Gandhi Museum. The museum contains five walkways which contain photographs, sculpture and paintings of Gandhiji. The Museum takes you to a journey of Satyagraha movement and defines the philosophy of Non-violence.

Lal Bahadur Shastri was the second Prime Minister of India. His memorial is located at Vijay Ghat in Delhi. Lal Bahadur Shastri was a great freedom fighter and a close associate of Jawaharlal Nehru and Mahatma Gandhi. He assumed the office of Prime Minister after the death of Jawaharlal Nehru in the year 1964.

Shanti Van is the memorial of the first Prime Minister of India Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru who expired in the year 1964. The memorial is built around lush meadow, beautiful gardens and complete greenery to pay tribute to the services provided by the great leader. He was a freedom fighter, great statesmen and a proponent of Non alignment movement. His presence was felt worldwide during the Cold War and his ideologies to contribute for world peace was widely appreciated.

Shakti Sthal, located on the banks of river Yamuna, has the memorial of former and first women Prime minister of India Mrs. Indira Gandhi.  She has the distinction of holding the Prime Minister office for three terms. The location of Shakti Sthal is between Old and New Delhi. The name Shakti Sthal given to the memorial means a place of courage and strength which aptly suits to the character and bold nature of the great lady.

Jama Masjid which is the largest mosque in India is located in old Delhi. This important mosque is located in front of the Red Fort road. This large mosque was built between the year 1644 and 1658. It stands as a symbol of the excellent architecture during the Mughal era.

Red Fort (Closed on Monday) (Tour Ends)

The Red Fort at Delhi was built by Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan as his residence in the 17th century using red sandstone. The Prime Minister of India addresses the nation from Red Fort on Independence Day eve. Red Fort has numerous places of historical importance inside the fort like Diwan-e-am, Diwan-e-khas and weaponry museum. The light and sound show adds to the delight of visitors making it prominent places of visit.

The driver of the Delhi Darshan Bus service may be intimated in advance for drop at Red Fort, Paharganj, Karol Bagh and Connaught Place.

Contact Details

• The helpline number for various queries related to Delhi Darshan Service is 23752772 Extn. 244.
• Visit the Delhi Darshan Counter near Scindia House at Connaught Place.

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Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) (DTC) is a public transportation provider in New Delhi which operates Bus routes since 1948.

The Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) has 627 Bus routes in New Delhi with 4281 Bus stops.

Their Bus routes cover an area from the North (Delhi) with a stop at Shiv Mandir Safiabad to the South (Delhi) with a stop at Jheer Khore Mandir.Their most western stop is Dhansa Border (Delhi) and the most eastern stop is Noida Phase 2 (Phool Mandi) (Dadri).

Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) line schedules (timetables, itineraries, service hours), and departure and arrival times to stations are updated in the app in real time.

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For Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) service alerts, please check the Moovit website for real-time info on bus status, bus delays, changes of bus routes, changes of stops and any service changes.

Facts about Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC)

The Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) has Bus routes operating across New Delhi including: Gurgaon, North East, Dadri, Sonipat, Delhi, South West.

The longest line from the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) is: OMS (+) . This Bus route starts from Uttam Nagar (T) and ends at Uttam Nagar (T) (Delhi). It covers over 96 km and has 221 stops.

The shortest line is: 119 . This Bus line begins from Bajitpur Village and finishes at Bawana Depot (Delhi). It runs through 3 km with 6 stops.

According to Moovit Insights , the most popular lines for Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) are 519 , 323 , 894 , 433A , 448 .

Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) - bus fare information

Costs and prices of different ticket types may change, based on several factors. Please check the Moovit app to view bus fares of individual lines. For more information on ride fares and for buying bus tickets online please visit Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC)'s official site.

Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) contact information

The headquarter offices of the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) are located in: Delhi

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Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) schedule

Looking for a specific Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) Bus schedule? All Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) lines and schedules in New Delhi can be found in the Moovit App. Moovit gives you directions for Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) routes and provides helpful step-by-step navigation.

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DTC bus routes: Timings, stops, fare and schedule

The Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) serves as Delhi’s primary public transport operator. Renowned for its extensive fleet of CNG-powered buses, it ranks among the world’s largest. Established in May 1948 by the Indian government, DTC initially operated as the ‘Delhi Transport Service,’ aiming to address the shortcomings of the existing Gwalior and Northern India Transport Company. Later, it was reconstituted as the ‘Delhi Road Transport Authority’ under the Road Transport Corporation Act, 1950. Today, i n New Delhi, there are 4,270 bus stops along 732 bus routes operated by the DTC. 

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Interesting facts about DTC

• The North East, Dadri, Bahadurgarh, Sonipat, Delhi, and South West are just a few of the bus routes that the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) operates in New Delhi.
• Bus services provided by Delhi Transport Corporation are widely dispersed around the city. With this bus network, practically every area in Delhi is connected.
• OMS (+) is the Delhi Transport Corporation’s (DTC) longest line. This bus route departs from and returns to Uttam Nagar Terminal in Delhi (Delhi). It has 218 stops and travels over 91 km.
• On a few routes, Delhi Transport Corporation has begun operating high-capacity buses, and further high-capacity bus routes are currently being developed. Buses with increased carrying capacity and greater amenities, such as air conditioning, quicker journey times, less traffic, more pleasant interiors, GPS navigation, etc., are used for this service. 
• The Delhi Transport Corporation’s new, sleek, red, air-conditioned buses are now included in the list of High Capacity Buses.
• 604 STL is the shortest line. This bus service travels from Vasant Vihar Depot to Munirka and back again. It makes three stops over its 1-kilometre route.

See also: 539 DTC bus route: Mehrauli terminal to Kamruddin Nagar Terminal

DTC bus route s : Depots and timing

Dtc bus route s : fare.

Depending on the distance you want to cover, the fare for travelling on a dtc bus can range between Rs 5 and Rs 50. These prices are subject to changes based on a variety of factors. So, it’s always advisable to check the current fare beforehand on DTC’s official website. 

Types of buses operated by the DTC

The DTC operates three different bus types that are distinguished mostly by their colour, specifically red, green and orange. The red bus is the only one with air conditioning, and as a result, its fare is more expensive than that of the green and orange buses. 

The green bus is the second variety. These are non-air-conditioned buses, and their prices are considerably less high than those of the red bus. The buses in the final group, which are orange, are the result of a partnership between the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) and the Delhi Integrated Multi-Modal Transit System (DIMTS).

Delhi Airport Express Service by DTC

In late 2010, DTC introduced a widely used airport bus service. It links Delhi Airport Terminal 3 with key destinations such as Kashmere Gate ISBT (via New Delhi Railway Station and Connaught Place), Indirapuram (via Sector 62 in Noida), Anand Vihar ISBT, Rohini (Avantika), Rajendra Place, Azadpur and Gurgaon.

Tourist buses operated by DTC

Various guided tours are available in Delhi. Delhi Transport Corporation also runs affordable Delhi Darshan sightseeing tours. The fare is only Rs 200 for adults and Rs 100 for children. Buses depart from Scindia House in Connaught Place and stop at popular attractions around Delhi.

How to track DTC buses?

All the details about the buses operated by the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) can be checked by downloading one of the many available apps that provide all DTC info. With these apps, you can check all updates on a bus route including bus delays, real-time status info, changes of stops locations, changes of routes and any other service changes. These apps also offer a real-time map view of all the routes and track the buses as they move on the map.

Which DTC bus types are there in Delhi?

DTC buses in the colours red, green, and orange travel through the city of Delhi.

What is the location of the DTC bus route?

Any DTC bus route, including stops and timetables, can be seen on the official DTC website.

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• DTC launches in house computerization of Bus Passes from 1st July, 2007.
• 39 Bus Pass Centers computerized and one pass center is functioning manual all over Delhi.
• Bus Passes shall be issued by computers within 2 minutes.
• Each Bus Pass holder shall be photographed through a web camera and issued a ID card cum bus pass.
• Rs. 15 towards cost of ID Card-cum-Bus Pass shall be payable for issuing the Photo ID Card-cum-Bus Pass.
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Delhi is a very historical and ancient city, it is huge and has many tourist places but they are located far away from each other. Delhi’s extreme temperatures in both summer and winter and the large infrastructure make it difficult to do, complete Delhi Darshan (Delhi Sightseeing) in a short amount of time. If your budget is not very high, then this journey can be a bit difficult for you, because taxis here are expensive and traffic jam is also very high.

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The Delhi Transport Corporation or DTC is the Delhi state government’s public transport service in the state of Delhi. DTC has a fleet size of over 7000 buses including cluster buses and also has the largest number of CNG buses in the world.

DTC organizes daily Delhi sightseeing tours or Delhi Darshan from Scindia House, Connaught Place, New Delhi. The AC Bus Delhi Darshan Service fare is Rs.200/- for adults and Rs.100/- for children between the age of 5-12 years but children will not be entitled to a seat on the bus.

Delhi Darshan - Route To Be Followed

Starting from DTC Office Scindia House, the tourist on the way can be further picked from Delhi Tourism Baba Kharak Singh Marg and ITDC Janpath. You will be taken through this route of this entire Delhi sightseeing tour: Read More…

“ Delhi Gate, Shanti Van, Tilak Mark, Akbar Road, Sansad Marg, Shanti Path, Siri Aurobindo Marg, Press Enclave Road, Outer Ring Road (Nehru Place), Modi Flour Mill. Ring Road, Mathura Road, Lodhi Road, Pragati Maidan, Nizamuddin Yamuna Bridge, Laxmi Nagaral, DDU Marg, and Connaught Place .”

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The DTC (Delhi Transport Corporation) is the vitally public transportation provider in India’s capital city of Delhi, having been laid out in 1948. The DTC maintains a vast fleet of buses that facilitate connectivity between different regions of Delhi and the surrounding areas.

The DTC bus works a broad transport network that covers different routes, interconnecting various regions of the city and its suburbs. These buses operate on both between city and intra-city routes and to provide cost effective convenient mode of transport to the passengers to reach their desired destinations. One of the key features of the DTC bus network is its frequency of services. The DTC bus network is also known for its affordability. 

First let me introduce myself.. I’m a Blogger & I’m Delhiites, crazy about Traveling!

Traveling is my hobby, so I always do tours. For the Delhi tour I prefer to use the DTC bus. I like their services because DTC connects every corner of Delhi. You can go anywhere in Delhi through the DTC bus.

During travel, I saw that the public does not have proper information about the timetable and routes of the buses. They are worried about all these things. That’s why I thought why not make a good informational website for the public, in which they can get complete information about DTC buses and its services. So that they don’t have to face any problem in traveling by DTC bus. With this intention, I have created this website together with my colleague.

DTC Bus Website is an online platform that provides commuters in Delhi with easy access to information about DTC Bus Schedules, Routes, and Services. The DTC Bus website was created with the goal of improving the accessibility and convenience of public transportation in Delhi. By giving constant data about transport timetables and areas, the website means to make it simpler for commuters to plan their travel and keep away from delays.

Our Mission

At DTC Bus website, our mission is to provide commuters in Delhi with a reliable, efficient, and convenient transportation service. We endeavor to make it simple for users to get the information about transport Routes, Timetables and Services.

Our website is intended to give users an easy to understand and instinctive connection point, and we are continually attempting to work on the site and its elements to meet the evolving necessities of our users.

Our Services

The DTC Bus Website offers a range of services to its users, including:

• Real-time information about bus schedules and locations
• Information about bus routes, fares, and services
• Our website is optimized to facilitate seamless accessibility on mobile devices, enabling expeditious access for users on-the-go.
• We likewise help users with any issues or inquiries they might have.

The DTC Bus website team comprises proficient web developers and adept designers, and proficient customer support specialists who work harmoniously to ensure that our website caters to the diverse needs of our users.

We are deeply committed to furnishing our users with unparalleled services, and we relentlessly strive to solicit constructive feedback and suggestions to augment our website and its functionalities.

Get in Touch

In case you have any queries or feedback pertaining to the DTC Bus Website, we implore you to contact us without any reluctance. Our website’s Contact Form or [email protected] are the two ways you can reach us directly. We derive immense gratification from receiving feedback from our users, and we are perpetually equipped to attend to any issues or concerns they may have.

Thanks For Visiting Our Site

Have a nice day! 

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WhatsApp launches QR ticketing system for DTC buses in Delhi NCR

Whatsapp’s ticketing systems will help simplify the transport service for commuters by allowing them to book their tickets on whatsapp from anywhere..

WhatsApp on Wednesday, launched a WhatsApp-based QR ticketing service that allows DTC commuters in the Delhi NCR region to book their tickets through.

WhatsApp’s ticketing systems will help simplify the transport service for commuters by allowing them to book their tickets from anywhere. Delhi NCR’s DTC is the first state bus network to have accepted and implemented this service.

The feature is currently available only on DTC buses in Delhi NCR.

The system is available on WhatsApp in both Hindi as well as English. Commuters can access it by sending a “Hi” to +91 8744073223 or by scanning the QR code provided by the social media platform.

The features currently enables commuters o book single journey QR tickets on the DTC and DIMTS routes. And for travellers who frequent the same route will be offered a Quick Purchase feature that further reduces time spent on selecting the start point and destination.

Furthermore, a commuter can purchase upto six tickets via their preferred UPI payment method available within the chat window.

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Bikini-Clad Woman Boards Delhi Bus And Leaves The Internet Stunned; Enraged Netizens Demand Action- Watch

In a shocking video, a woman is seen riding a bus in Delhi in nothing but her undergarments. The clip has gone viral on social media like wildfire as netizens condemn her for not following the social conduct protocol in public. The video has left many people shocked.

This is insane and shocking. A girl half naked in Delhi Transport Bus. Where are we going with this? #ICAI #castudents #RamNavami #JaiShreeRam #AyodhyaRamMandir #रामनवमी #ModiAgain2024 #ModiKiGuarantee #Elections2024 pic.twitter.com/e64BSGp4oJ — CA Anshul Garg (Modi ka Pariwar) (@AnshulGarg1986) April 18, 2024

In the viral clip, the woman wearing a bikini is seen standing at the gate of the bus and appears wet. Another woman seemingly tries to talk to her but returns with a disapproving face. A couple of men are seen standing and leaving the bus to avoid the bikini-clad woman.

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A girl entered in Delhi Bus without cloths. If you welcome a porn star #SunnyLeone in the country then Indian girls are not bounded to do such things. Urfi is doing same in Mumbai and she started in #Delhi pic.twitter.com/WSKWVDf2YW pic.twitter.com/X9ACPBwlVt — 𝐇𝐚𝐥𝐟 𝐄𝐧𝐠𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐞𝐫 ‏آدھا انجینئر (@Halfenginear) April 18, 2024

what has happened to this girl, she is roaming around considering the bus as her bedroom, it is a matter of fact that she is taking advantage of being a girl, we know no one will say anything to her, neither the police nor any law @MenTooSave #GenderBiasedLaws #menrights — Amarjeet Lakra (@a_lakra6650) April 18, 2024

The actions of the unidentified woman have angered many online. One user tweeted, ''This is insane and shocking. A girl half naked in Delhi Transport Bus. Where are we going with this?'' while another wrote, ''Strict action should be taken against her''. It is important to note that the identity of the woman has not been revealed and it is not clear why she was dressed inappropriately in public.

Shameless women. This shows her upbringing. — Hate fake femenism (@HateFemenism) April 18, 2024

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Bikini-clad woman rides crowded Delhi bus, viral video leaves people with mixed reactions

A video of a woman riding a bus in delhi while wearing a bikini has gone viral. while some expressed their unhappiness, others supported her..

A video of a woman riding a crowded bus in Delhi while wearing a bikini has gone viral. The clip also captures her fellow passengers’ reactions. While some expressed that they were shocked and called it “obscenity”, others argued that it is her choice to wear whatever she wants.

“What's really happening,” wrote an X user while sharing the video . In the clip, the bikini-clad woman enters the bus, and soon after, another female passenger, standing beside her, moves to a different part of the bus. As the video progresses, another passenger leaves his seat to walk away from the woman.

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Take a look at the viral video here:.

The post was shared a day ago. Since then, it has gathered more than 5.3 lakh views. The share has further accumulated tons of comments from people. While some criticised the woman wearing a bikini on the bus, others supported her. A few also took the route of hilarity while reacting.

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What did x users say about this viral video.

“Maybe she was trying to follow the ‘get ready with me’ trend on the bus,” joked an X user.

“Why? What the heck is this?” wondered another.

“It is her body and her choice. Leave her alone,” argued a third.

“That's it, I have seen everything on X. It's exhausting,” wrote a fourth.

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Delhi VIDEO: Woman Enters Crowded DTC Bus Wearing Bikini, Makes Obscene Gesture At Passenger

V ideos of people doing strange things in public transportation in India (and across the world) is not new. However, at times, people really do cross the limits. In an incident in DTC Delhi that is bound to become a topic of much discussion and debate, a woman was seen entering a public bus in a bikini.

A video viral on social media platform X showed a woman in a bikini entering a bus. As the woman enters the bus, she is confronted by a woman who asks her if she is alright. However, the woman in bikini argues with the woman, shows the video.

Woman makes obscene gesture at passenger

The shocking video shows that the woman makes an obscene gesture directed at a person sitting in the bus. This disturbs the male passenger so much that he immediately gets up from his seat and moves away.

Not just that passenger but the other passengers sitting in the bus are also confused as to what was the woman doing. Her presence created quite a disturbance in the bus and people were shocked at the incident.

Though the identity of the woman was withheld by the authorities for the obvious reasons, the video is going viral on social media and has sparked discussion and debate. People wondered if there is any authority to prevent such an incident in the future.

DTC buses an important mode of transporation for people of Delhi

For the people of Delhi, the DTC buses are an important mode of transportation after the Delhi Metro. Also, travel in Delhi's DTC buses is free for woman as it serves a large number of college going students and working woman. As the video shows, such incidents could be highly uncomfortable for other passengers.

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Delhi bus viral video: वायरल हो रहे वीडियो में महिला को बिकनी में देखकर कई यात्री अपनी सीटों से उठकर चले जाते हैं. इस वीडियो पर लोगों की मिजी-जुली प्रतिक्रिया देखने को मिली है..

Delhi Bus: दिल्ली की डीटीसी बस में एक महिला का बिकनी पहनकर सफर करने का वीडियो सामने आया है. भीड़भाड़ वाली बस में महिला बिकनी पहनकर चढ़ती है और इस दौरान यात्रियों का रिएक्शन देखने वाला होता है. लोग महिला को इस तरह देखकर हैरान हैं. सोशल मीडिया पर भी ये वीडियो काफी तेजी से वायरल हो रहा है, जिस पर लोगों ने तरह-तरह के रिएक्शन दिए हैं. कुछ लोगों ने बिकनी में सफर करने को गलत बताया है, तो कुछ महिला के सपोर्ट में दिखे हैं. 

सोशल मीडिया प्लेटफॉर्म एक्स पर वायरल हुए वीडियो में देखा जा सकता है, एक महिला बिकनी पहनकर बस में चढ़ती है. उसे देखकर उसके पास खड़ी दूसरी महिला उससे दूर हो जाती है. बस कंडक्टर भी बिकनी पहने महिला को देखकर उठता है और वहां से ड्राइवर के पास जाने लगता है. कुछ अन्य लोगों को भी महिला को देखकर अपनी सीट से उठते हुए देखा जा सकता है. वायरल हो रहा वीडियो 12 सेकंड का है. हालांकि, ये वीडियो दिल्ली में कहां का है, इसकी पुष्टि नहीं हुई है.

लोगों ने कैसे रिएक्शन दिए?

ऑनलाइन शेयर किए जाने के बाद महिला का ये वीडियो अब तक हजारों लोगों ने देखा है. लोगों ने इस वीडियो पर तरह-तरह के कमेंट किए. कुछ लोग ऐसे भी रहे, जिनका ये कहना था कि इस तरह के कपड़ों को पहनकर बस में सफर करना ठीक नहीं है. ऐसे लोगों की भरमार रही, जिन्होंने महिला पर पुलिस एक्शन की मांग कर डाली. कुछ लोगों ने कहा कि महिला का अपना मन है कि वह किस तरह के कपड़े पहनना चाहती है. 

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