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 Jaipur Mini Bus Route No. 5 – Jawahar Nagar to Jaipur Junction


Jaipur mini bus route no. 5 connects Jawahar Nagar to the city’s main railway station, Jaipur Junction. The route covers a total distance of approx. 15km in approx. 1hr 30mins.

This route connects Jawahar Nagar locality to the city area as well as to the Junction. The bus on this route starts from Jawahar Nagar, stopping by at Mama ka Hotel, Gurudwara and Barf Khana, before moving to Ghat Gate. From Ghat Gate the bus moves to Sanganeri Gate and then to Ajmeri Gate. It then travels to the Government Hostel via Panch Batti on MI Road. From Government Hostel, the bus reaches Sindhi Camp and then Jaipur Junction.

Stops

Distance

Estimated Time

Jawahar Nagar to Mama ka Hotel

1.2km

4mins

Mama ka Hotel to Gurudwara

0.5km

2mins

Gurudwara to Barf Khana

0.29km

1min

Barf Khana to Ghat Gate

2.8km

10mins

Ghat Gate to Sanganeri Gate

0.85km

11mins

Sanganeri Gate to Ajmeri Gate

1km

11mins

Ajmeri Gate to Panch Batti

1.5km

10mins

Panch Batti to Government Hostel

1.1km

5mins

Government Hostel to Sindhi Camp

1.3km

16mins

Sindhi Camp to Jaipur Junction

2.4km

9mins

 

 


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