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Jaipur Low Floor Bus Route No. 27 – Vatika to Goner


Jaipur low floor bus route no. 27 travels from Vatika to Goner, covering a total distance of 47 km. Starting from Vatika, the low floor bus route no. 27 halts at 11 major stops for 2-5 mins each before finally reaching Goner. The stoppages are as follows:

Jaipur low floor bus route no. 27 starts moving from Vatika to 12 Meel. The bus then moves to India Gate, Sanganer Thana and then to Tonk Phatak. From there it travels to pass by the main walled city area of Jaipur at Ajmeri Gate. The bus then travels to Transport Nagar, Khaniya, Luniyawas, Dantli and Siroli, before finally reaching Goner.

Stops

Distance

Estimated Time

Vatika to 12 Meel

7.1 km

15 mins

12 Meel to India Gate

4.2 km

10 mins

India Gate to Sanganer Thana

2 km

9 mins

Sanganer Thana to Tonk Phatak

6.5 km

22 mins

Tonk Phatak to Ajmeri Gate

5.9 km

24 mins

Ajmeri Gate to Transport Nagar

2.8 km

16 mins

Transport Nagar to Khaniya

2.9 km

8 mins

Khaniya to Luniyawas

4.1 km

10 mins

Luniyawas to Dantli

5.1 km

12 mins

Dantli to Siroli

3 km

9 mins

Siroli to Goner

3.4 km

8 mins

 

 


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