Indore to Ahmedabad route is spread over at a distance of 600Kms by road. A total of 18 operators provide bus service from Indore to Ahmedabad, connecting two important cities of India and a total of 22. Raj Ratan Tours And Travels, Chartered Bus, Hans Travels operates the maximum number of services from Indore to Ahmedabad route. On Average, Indore to Ahmedabad travel time is 9hrs and can go up to 11hrs 30min depending on the type of bus, operator and traffic conditions. The buses start from 01:30 PM to 10:00 PM in the night, which provides the flexibility to the customer. Indore to Ahmedabad bus fare ranges from Rs.250 to Rs.1000 depending on the type of bus.
Travelling from Indore to Ahmedabad can be comfortable and easy as there are many types of buses available for travellers. Different type of buses are available in this route like Non A/C Sleeper (2+1), A/C Sleeper, Non A/C Seater & Sleeper. Now that redbus has tied up with many operators, booking tickets from Indore to Ahmedabad has become very easy.
Indore is the largest city as well as the commercial capital of Madhya Pradesh. It is located at about 190 km west of the capital city of Bhopal. The modern city of Indore was founded in the 1710s by the local zamindars led by Rao Nandlal Chaudhary. It was at the time of Maratha rule that Indore became an important commercial centre between the Deccan and Delhi. Indore was a 19 Gun Salute princely state ruled by the Holkar dynasty, until they decided to join the Union of India. An educational hub, Indore is the only city in India with both an Indian Institute of Management (IIM) and an Indian Institute of Technology (IIT). Indore enjoys great connectivity with all the important towns and cities of Madhya Pradesh and nearby states. Regular bus services are available to various important places like Bhopal, Pune, Shirdi, Gwalior, Nagpur and Nasik among others.
Ahmedabad is one of the largest and fastest growing cities of India. Located along the banks of river Sabarmati, Ahmedabad is fondly called Amdavad by the locals. It is one of the cities of India with historic imporatnce as well, because of its close association with Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the nation. The Sabarmati Ashram here is one of the most visited places of the city.Ahmedabad is also known as the “Manchester of the East” as it is renowned for its textile mills.An ancient city called Karnavati, Ahmedabad was renamed thus after being defeated by Sultan Ahmed Shah. The major attractions here include the Bhadra Fort, the tombs of Ahmed Shah and his queens, Ahmed Shah's Mosque, Jama Masjid, Mosque of Sidi Sayid, Teen Darwaza or Triple Gateway, to list a few.Ahmedabad can be easily reached by road and rail. Several buses connect the city to other important cities and towns nearby.
Driver was driving rash on the highway. We were not able to sleep whole ni8 and reached ahemdabad 1 hour before (5am). Please help in providing properly skilled drivers in the bus
worst service where I was standing. in dumpyard for more than 1hour as the bus started late .horrible condition of bus
one of the worst experience I had. Bus and office staff both dont know how to talk and behave and even charges for bags
Bus seats were in a very bad condition.