Is there a direct bus?

No, you must reach Mandi first to catch a bus to Jalandhar.

How long does it take?

It takes approximately 10 to 11 hours by road.

Yes, but it requires experience with mountain driving.

What is the best way to reach?

A private taxi is the most comfortable way to travel.

Are there trains to Jalandhar?

Jalandhar is a major railway junction with trains to all parts of India.

Jalandhar

Bus Driving

Badgran to Jalandhar

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Badgran to Jalandhar covers approximately 300 kilometers, moving from the mountains to the plains of Punjab. You will travel via Mandi and Hoshiarpur, following the NH 154 highway. The trip takes about 10 hours by road. Jalandhar is a major commercial and cultural center. Expect a mix of mountain roads and smooth highway driving.

Total Distance: 300 km driving distance; 200 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Private taxi, taking 10 hours, is the fastest and most direct option.

Cheapest Way

HRTC bus from Mandi is the most economical way to reach Jalandhar.

Compare Badgran to Jalandhar Routes

	Bus Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	11 hours	10 hours
Avg Price	800-1200 INR	4000-5000 INR
Operator	HRTC	Private Taxi
Route	NH 3 to Mandi, then NH 154 to Jalandhar	NH 3 and NH 154
Tip	Buses are frequent from Mandi to Jalandhar.	A private taxi allows for a comfortable journey to the city.

Travel Tips

Bus Transfers
Ensure you have enough time for the transfer at Mandi.
Motion Sickness
The route is winding; carry motion sickness tablets.
Packing
Jalandhar can be warm; pack accordingly.
Booking
Book your taxi in advance during peak tourist season.
Photography
Keep your camera ready for the stunning views of the mountains.

Safety Tips

Road Conditions
Check for road closures due to landslides, especially during the monsoon.
Driver Fatigue
If driving yourself, take regular breaks to avoid fatigue on winding roads.
Emergency Numbers
Keep local emergency numbers for Jalandhar and Mandi handy.
Night Travel
Avoid night travel on these mountain roads due to limited lighting and fog.