Delhi bus trip
Bus from Karol Bagh to Kalkaji
1 Delhi bus route runs directly from Karol Bagh to Kalkaji in the official timetable data. The quickest by stop count is Route 490, 38 stops from Karol Bagh Metro Station to DDA Market Kalkaji. Fares on these routes are ₹5, ₹10 and ₹15, charged by distance.
- Direct routes
- 1
- no change needed
- Fewest stops
- 38
- Route 490
- Fares
- ₹5, ₹10, ₹15
- from the feed
- One-change trips
- 8
- shortest shown
Direct buses, fewest stops first
- 490
Route 490 towards hamdarad nagar
Board atKarol Bagh Metro Stationget off atDDA Market Kalkaji
Fares on this route: ₹5, ₹10 and ₹15
38stops
Other ways, with one change
Ride the first bus to the change stop, then board the second. Stop counts are for each leg.
- KBGfrom Karol Bagh Terminal, 4 stops toDhaula Kuanthen874for 20 stops to Kalkaji Mandir (MaaAnandmayeeMarg)
- 949EXTfrom Karol Bagh Terminal, 12 stops toIP Power House (ITO Ring Road)then412for 14 stops to Kalkaji Mandir
Where to catch the bus
Both places have several stops. Board at the one your route lists, on the side of the road where it heads your way.
Karol Bagh
- Karol Bagh Terminal58 routes
- Karol Bagh Metro Station42 routes
- Karol Bagh Gurgaon Stand6 routes
Kalkaji
- Kalkaji Mandir23 routes
- Kalkaji Mandir (MaaAnandmayeeMarg)20 routes
- Kalkaji Depot14 routes
- DDA Flats KalkaJi12 routes
- DDA Market Kalkaji12 routes
Karol Bagh to Kalkaji: common questions
Is there a direct bus from Karol Bagh to Kalkaji?
Yes. Route 490 run from Karol Bagh to Kalkaji without a change.
Which bus from Karol Bagh to Kalkaji has the fewest stops?
Route 490 towards hamdarad nagar: board at Karol Bagh Metro Station and get off at DDA Market Kalkaji, 38 stops later.
How much is the bus fare from Karol Bagh to Kalkaji?
Routes on this trip charge ₹5, ₹10 and ₹15. Delhi buses charge by distance, so the conductor’s ticket for your exact stops is what counts. Women and transgender residents of Delhi travel free with the Pink Saheli Smart Card.
How do I get back from Kalkaji to Karol Bagh?
Buses run on the other side of the road on the way back, and some routes call at different stops in each direction. See the return trip page for Kalkaji to Karol Bagh.