
Madhya Pradesh India Travel Guide
Buses: Atal Indore Transportation In the city Services Ltd. (AICTSL) operates a network of city buses. These consist of both standard and AC buses, covering routes across Indore.
Metro: The Indore Metro is currently under construction. Initial phases expect to become operational in segments in the coming years, with the first phase aiming for completion by 2024-2027. It is not currently operational for public use.
Generally 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Frequency varies by route.
Digital maps on AICTSL's website. Major hubs: Sarwate Bus Stand, Gangwal Bus Stand.
Limited accessibility qualities for mobility challenges on public buses.
Congestion during morning and evening commutes.
Reliable for planning bus schedules and timings.
Keep small denominations for bus tickets.
Think about for extended stays for convenience.
Taxis and ride-sharing apps offer convenient and often quicker ways to get around Indore.
Self-drive (Zoomcar, Revv) requires IDP/Indian license, passport, credit card. Car with driver is highly recommended.
Local shops offer rentals. A valid driver's license (Indian preferred), security deposit needed. Helmets are mandatory.
Auto-rickshaws (tuk-tuks) are a main local transport mode. No cable cars or funiculars.
Explore parts of Indore either walking or on a bicycle for a closer look at the city.
Some exclusive tour operators offer touring the city tours.
No sightseeing bus-on-hop-off service
Not applicable within Indore city.
Lakes within parks give boating
No cable cars, funiculars, or unique local transport types.
Auto-rickshaws common
Indore's infrastructure, while developing, has difficulties for travelers with mobility issues. Public transportation often lacks features for wheelchair access.
Planning ahead and considering private drivers can significantly add to ease and comfort for these travelers.