Yamuna Vihar - Major Bus Routes

Major Bus Routes

It has good connectivity to all major places in delhi

  1. Outer Mudrika- to and from Ananad Vihar ISBT, Rohini, Janakpuri, Uttam Nagar, Nehru Place, Kalkaji etc.
  2. 260-Yamuna Vihar to Central Secretariat
  3. 261-Nandnagri to Central Secretariat
  4. 253-to Kashmiri Gate ISBT
  5. 254-Babarpur to Nangloi (via Yamuna Viahr-Wazirabad-nh1 bypass-Rohini-Peeragarhi)
  6. 165-Anand Vihar to Shahbad Dairy (via Dilshad Garden-gtb Hospital-Nandnagri-Yamuna Viahr-nh1 bypass-dce)
  7. 971-Anand Vihar to Avantika
  8. 333-Anand Vihar to Jahangirpuri
  9. 235-Nandnagri to Azadpur
  10. 784-Yamuna Vihar to Kamla Market (NEW DELHI RAILWAY STATION)
  11. 212-Nandnagri to Anand Parvat (via Yamuna Vihar-Mall Road-Delhi University)
  12. 234-Nandnagri to Karampura
  13. 24-Bhajanpura to Jheel (Krishna Nagar)
  14. 33-Bhajanpura to Noida
  15. 335-Nandnagri to Hauzkhas (via Preet Vihar-Laxmi Nagar)
  16. 374-Nandnagri to Nehru Place (via Preet Vihar-Laxmi Nagar-ITO)
  17. 205-Nandnagri to Old Delhi railway station
  18. Mini bus service to Mayur Vihar Phase-III via Seelampur, Kadkadi more
  19. Metro link service to Seelampur


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