Route 158: Azad Pur Terminal to Ghoga Village
Delhi bus Route 158 runs between Azad Pur Terminal and Ghoga Village, calling at 30 stops over about 30 km. It is run by DTC and by cluster (DIMTS) operators. The fares recorded for this route are ₹5, ₹10 and ₹15.
- Stops
- 30
- 29 on return
- Length
- 30.4 km
- approximate
- Fares
- ₹5 · ₹10 · ₹15
- by distance
- Patterns
- 4
- directions & variants
Where the 158 buses are now
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Route 158 stops
Every stop in order, as published in the official feed. Tap a stop for the other buses that call there and the buses approaching it now.
Towards Ghoga Village
30 stops, in order
- 1Azad Pur Terminalstart
- 2New Sabzi Mandi
- 3Adarsh Nagar / Bharola Village
- 4Sarai Peepal Thala
- 5Mahindra Park
- 6Jahangir Puri GT Road
- 7Jahangir Puri Metro Station
- 8GTK Depot
- 9GTK ByPass
- 10Mukraba Chowk / Sanjay Gandhi Transport Nagar
- 11Libas Pur GT Road
- 12Saroop Nagar
- 13Gurudwara
- 14Nangli Poona More
- 15Khera Garhi
- 16Khera Kalan School
- 17Khera Kalan Gaon
- 18Rishi Dharmarth Chikitsalaya
- 19Khera Khurd Village
- 20Khera Khurd Nahar Crossing
- 21Naya Bans
- 22Mann School
- 23Holambi Khurd DRID College
- 24Holambi Khurd
- 25Holambi Kalan
- 26Holambi Kalan JJ Colony
- 27Shiv Mandir Sannoth
- 28Sannoth Village
- 29Sannoth Crossing / Ghoga Crossing
- 30Ghoga Villageend
Towards Ghoga Village
29 stops, in order
- 1Azadpur Terminalstart
- 2New Sabzi Mandi
- 3Adarsh Nagar / Bharola Village
- 4Sarai Peepal Thala
- 5Mahindra Park
- 6Jahangirpuri GT Road
- 7Jahangir Puri Metro Station
- 8GTK Depot
- 9Mukarba Chowk
- 10Mukraba Chowk / Sanjay Gandhi Transport Nagar
- 11Libas Pur GT Road
- 12Swaroop Nagar GT Road
- 13Gurudwara Siraspur GT Road
- 14Nangli Poona More
- 15Khera Garhi
- 16Khera Kalan School
- 17Khera Kalan Gaon
- 18Rishi Dharmarth Chikitsalaya
- 19Khera Khurd Village
- 20Khera Khurd Nahar Crossing
- 21Naya Bans
- 22Mann School
- 23Holambi Khurd DRID College
- 24Holambi Khurd
- 25Holambi Kalan Terminal
- 26Holambi Kalan JJ Colony
- 27Sannoth Village
- 28Sannoth Crossing / Ghoga Crossing
- 29Ghoga Villageend
Places on the 158 route
Areas and landmarks this route serves, in the order the bus reaches them, with the stops that serve each. Each place links to every bus that goes there.
Metro stations on the way
Other patterns listed under 158
These run under the same number but may skip part of the route or run only at night. Codes are shown as the feed records them.
| Pattern | From → to | Stops | Operator |
|---|---|---|---|
| 158 | Ghoga Village → Azadpur Terminal | 29 | DTC |
| 158 | Ghoga Village → Azadpur Terminal | 28 | Cluster |
Connecting buses at the ends of the route
Also at Azad Pur Terminal
Also at Ghoga Village
Route 158: common questions
Where does Route 158 start and end?
Route 158 runs from Azad Pur Terminal to Ghoga Village, and back from Azadpur Terminal to Ghoga Village.
How many stops does Route 158 have?
30 stops in the first direction and 29 on the way back, as listed in Delhi’s Open Transit Data feed.
What are the 158 bus timings?
Delhi’s official feed lists the stops of Route 158 but not a timetable, so no reliable first-bus, last-bus or frequency times are published for it. Most Delhi routes run from about 5 to 6:30 in the morning until about 9 to 11 at night. The live map on this page shows where 158 buses are right now.
Which metro stations does 158 stop at?
Route 158 calls at Jahangir Puri Metro Station, where you can change to the Delhi Metro.
What is the bus fare on Route 158?
The fares recorded for Route 158 are ₹5, ₹10 and ₹15. The conductor charges by how far you travel, so a short hop costs the lowest fare. Women and transgender residents of Delhi travel free with the Pink Saheli Smart Card.
Which operator runs Route 158?
Both DTC and cluster (DIMTS) buses run trips on Route 158. Fares and passes are the same on both.
Can I see where the 158 bus is right now?
Yes, when a bus on this route is broadcasting a position with its route attached. The map on this page shows those buses and refreshes every 20 seconds. Some buses report a position without a route, so an empty map does not always mean no bus is running.
Why are there several versions of 158?
The feed lists 2 other patterns under this number, such as short trips or night services, which can stop at a different set of stops. Check the variant’s own stop count before boarding.