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Jaipur Low Floor Bus Route No. 3B – Pannadhay Circle to Choti Chaupad


Jaipur low floor bus route no. 3B starts from Pannadhay Circle to travel a total of 23 kms approx and reach the main city area Jaipur at Choti Chaupad. The buses on this route have 6 major stoppages on way. You can get a bus in every 50 mins running on this route.

The buses on route no. 3B start from Pannadhay Circle in the outskirts of the city towards the Sitapura Industrial area and moves towards Sheopur. It then stops by at Sanganer Thana, Durgapura, Tonk Phatak, Rambagh and Ajmeri Gate to board passengers before finally reaching Choti Chaupad.

 

Stops

Distance

Estimated Time

Pannadhay Circle to Sheopur

1.7 Km

10 Mins

Sheopur to Sanganer Thana

3.9 Km

16 Mins

Sanganer Thana to Durgapura

3.9 Km

16 Mins

Durgapura to Tonk Phatak

5.6 Km

22 Mins

Tonk Phatak to Rambagh

2.7 Km

14 Mins

Rambagh to Ajmeri Gate

3.3 Km

15 Mins

Ajmeri Gate to Choti Chaupad

1 Km

10 Mins

 

 


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