New Delhi to Sirsa

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Train

5h  10m

Cheapest

$2-12

Bus, Taxi

7h  8m

$26-30

Taxi

3h  49m

Fastest

$70-85

Drive

3h  49m

$30-45

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Distance: 262 km

Duration: 3h 49m

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Traveling From New Delhi to Sirsa

Traveling from New Delhi to Sirsa offers you a dynamic shift from the bustling urban life of the capital to the serene charm of a smaller town, where the pace slows down and local culture thrives.

Best Neighbourhoods in Sirsa

Sirsa boasts inviting neighborhoods that reflect its rich culture and community spirit.

Model Town

• Offers several modern amenities and parks.

• Known for its vibrant local markets.

Sadar Bazar

• A lively shopping district filled with local goods.

• Renowned for delicious street food offerings.

Dabwali Road

• Features numerous eateries serving traditional cuisine.

• Great place for connecting with locals.

Best Times To Visit Sirsa's Attractions

Navigating the best times to experience Sirsa’s attractions can enhance your visit significantly.

Shri Sai Baba Temple

Visit early in the morning to enjoy tranquility and avoid crowds.

Gurudwara Kalan Wala

Late afternoon visits provide a peaceful atmosphere for reflection.

Sukhna Lake Park

Weekdays in the early evening offer stunning sunsets and fewer visitors.

Sirsa Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Sirsa experiences a hot semi-arid climate, with summers bringing high temperatures while winters are pleasantly cool. The best times to visit are from October to March, when the weather is comfortable for exploring, making your travel experience enjoyable and memorable.

Dining in Sirsa: A Local Delight

While in Sirsa, you must try the local favorite, 'Bajra Khichdi,' a comforting dish made from millet, which showcases the region's agricultural richness and offers a hearty alternative to the vibrant street food scene in New Delhi. Dining here typically takes place in a cozy, family-owned setting, providing an intimate atmosphere where you can truly savor the rustic flavors and genuine hospitality that make the culinary experience distinct.