New Delhi to Sahāranpur

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Train

3h 

Cheapest

$1.3-27

Taxi

2h  36m

Fastest

$38-51

Drive

2h  36m

$20-29

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Distance: 183 km

Duration: 2h 36m

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Traveling From New Delhi to Saharanpur

The journey from New Delhi to Saharanpur offers a striking contrast between the bustling metropolitan vibe of the capital and the serene, laid-back charm of the smaller city.

Best Neighbourhoods in Saharanpur

Saharanpur's neighborhoods blend cultural heritage with modern amenities for visitors.

Civil Lines

• Known for upscale dining and shopping options.

• Features beautiful colonial architecture.

Khadri Mohalla

• Famous for its vibrant local markets.

• Offers traditional crafts and artisan goods.

Bhojpur

• Close to natural parks and picnic spots.

• Provides a peaceful atmosphere away from the city bustle.

Best Times To Visit Saharanpur's Attractions

Timing your visits can greatly enhance your experience in Saharanpur's attractions.

Shahjahanpur Fort

Visit early morning or late afternoon to enjoy cooler weather and fewer tourists.

Baba MToken Shrine

Weekdays offer a quieter experience; aim for early mornings to avoid crowds.

Company Garden

Visit during weekdays for a peaceful stroll, especially in the cooler months.

Saharanpur Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Saharanpur experiences a humid subtropical climate, with hot summers, a monsoon season, and mild winters, making it essential to choose your travel dates wisely. The cooler months from October to March are ideal for exploring the city, as pleasant temperatures make outdoor activities enjoyable.

Dining Recommendation in Saharanpur

Try the local specialty, 'Saharanpuri Biryani,' at the charming 'Tandoor Mahal,' where the flavors reflect traditional recipes passed down through generations. The cozy atmosphere and use of local spices create a dining experience that stands apart from the bustling food scene in New Delhi, offering a taste of authentic, regional cuisine.