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Jaipur’s Mini bus route no. 36 covers the distance between Ghat Gate and Jagatpura Phatak, which comes out to be a distance of about 17km. It takes the bus running on this route approx. 50mins to cover the entire route.

The Mini bus running on route no. 36 starts from Ghat Gate and moves to Transport Nagar via Khaniya Banda. From Transport Nagar, the bus covers a distance of 8.2km approx. to reach Kho Nagoriya, from where it further travels to Ghati Karolan. From Ghati Karolan the bus travels for another 1.7km approx. to reach RTO Office and then it moves towards the final stoppage on the route – Jagatpura Phatak, which is another 3.4km away.

Stops

Distance

Estimated Time

Ghat Gate to Khaniya Banda

0.65km

3mins

Khaniya Banda to Transport Nagar

0.55km

3mins

Transport Nagar to Kho Nagoriya

8.2km

19mins

Kho Nagoriya to Ghati Karolan

2.1km

7mins

Ghati Karolan to RTO Office

1.7km

4mins

RTO Office to Jagatpura Phatak

3.4km

7mins

 

 


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