Is there a direct train from Khanpur?

No, Khanpur does not have a railway station; you must travel to Kota first.

Which is the best bus service?

RSRTC Volvo buses are the most reliable and comfortable for this route.

How far is Delhi from Khanpur?

It is approximately 520 kilometers by road.

No, the nearest airport is Jaipur, which is 300 km away.

Yes, NH 52 is a well-maintained highway with regular traffic.

Delhi

Train Bus

Khanpur to Delhi

Updated: 23 May 2026

The journey from Khanpur to Delhi spans approximately 520 kilometers. You should first travel to Kota, which serves as the primary rail hub for this region. From Kota, multiple superfast trains like the Kota-Nizamuddin Jan Shatdabi connect to Delhi. Alternatively, state-run RSRTC buses operate from Jhalawar to Delhi via the NH 52 corridor. The route passes through the scenic Hadoti region before hitting the plains of Haryana. Expect a travel time of 9 to 11 hours depending on your chosen mode.

Total Distance: Driving distance is 520 km; straight-line air distance is 440 km.

Fastest Way

Train from Kota station takes 8 hours to reach Delhi.

Cheapest Way

State-run RSRTC bus from Jhalawar costs approximately 800 INR.

Compare Khanpur to Delhi Routes

	Train Connecting	Bus Direct
Duration	8 hours	11 hours
Avg Price	600-1500 INR	800-1200 INR
Operator	Kota-Nizamuddin Jan Shatabdi	RSRTC
Route	Khanpur to Kota (Road) then Kota to Hazrat Nizamuddin (Rail).	Jhalawar-Kota-Jaipur-Delhi via NH 52.
Tip	Book your train tickets at least 30 days in advance via IRCTC.	Choose the Volvo or Scania sleeper buses for better comfort on night journeys.

Travel Tips

Station Choice
Prefer Hazrat Nizamuddin station over New Delhi station if you are staying in South Delhi.
Traffic Alert
Avoid entering Delhi via NH 48 during peak office hours to escape massive traffic jams.
Booking
Use the UTS app for local train tickets if you are traveling within the NCR region.
Weather
Carry a light jacket if traveling between December and February due to cold waves.
Connectivity
Use the Delhi Metro to navigate the city efficiently once you arrive.

Safety Tips

Luggage Safety
Keep your valuables in a cross-body bag while traveling on public buses.
Night Travel
Avoid taking unreserved buses late at night; prefer government-operated Volvo services.
Emergency
Save the Delhi Police helpline number 112 in your phone contacts.
Scams
Ignore touts at bus stands offering cheap hotels or taxi services.