Jaipur to Delhi Mahashakti Travels Bus services

Jaipur is an unending saga of kings, palaces, battles, history and flamboyancy. A touch of majesty, a sense of aristocracy engulfs the senses while in the city. The streets are splashed with colour, shops, vehicles and tourists. The architectural intricacy and grandeur of each standing monument speaks of a different tale, a past to take pride in. New Delhi has another phenomenal history to boast of. The city is an amazing blend of the old and new, traditional and contemporary. Its mausoleums, fortifications, local markets, flashy malls and indomitable attitude lend an attractive charm to it. Home to three World Heritage Sites, Delhi's art and crafts showcase Zardozi and Meenakari brilliances at large. Passengers can avail buses from Jaipur to Delhi to admire two historically-significant cities.

Goibibo has tie-ups with some of the best names in business. Some of the well-known bus operators are Shrinath Travels Agency, Shrinath Nandu Travels, Vikas Travels, Mahalaxmi Travels, Ashok Travels and City land Travels, to name a few. Their fleet of buses range from Non A/C Sleeper, Non A/C Seater, Volvo A/C Multi Axle Sleeper, Volvo A/C Seater, Non A/C Sleeper, Mercedes Benz A/C Seater, Mercedes Benz Multi Axle and Tata Non A/C Sleeper/Seater. The time-duration to cover a distance of ~291km usually varies from 4h 30m to 6h 30m with the first bus commencing at 02:00am early morning and the last leaving at 11:56pm latest.

Bus fares ranges from a minimum of Rs.200 to a maximum of Rs.900 and is dependent on multifarious factors. Online bus booking is extremely easy and convenient through Goibibo's user-friendly ticket-booking platform. Shops in Jaipur are flooded with antiques, jewellery, handicrafts, gems, bangles, pottery, leather-work and metalwork products. Dal Baati Churma and Ghevar are its star dishes. While in Delhi, people just fall head-over-heels for its kebabs, biryani and tandoori. Before leaving Jaipur, one should drop-in at the Amer Fort, City Palace, Jantar Mantar, Hawa Mahal and Nahargarh Fort. While in Delhi, a visit to the Qutub Minar, Red Fort, Humayun's Tomb, Akshardham Temple and India gate are a must.