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Haridwar is one of Hinduism's seven holiest cities, sitting where the Ganga leaves the Himalayan foothills and enters the plains. Most visitors come for Har Ki Pauri, the ghat where the evening Ganga Aarti draws crowds of pilgrims every night, and for temples like Mansa Devi and Chandi Devi, both reachable by cable car.

Because the drive is now so short, Haridwar works well as a single day trip from Delhi — leave in the morning, take in the ghats and temples, and be back in Delhi by late evening in time to have caught the Aarti.

Road update: The Delhi–Dehradun Expressway opened in April 2026 with a direct spur into Haridwar, cutting the drive from roughly 5 hours to about 2. Some Delhi cab sites still quote the old timing — ours doesn't.

Trip options for this route

Day trip — round trip, same day One-way drop (continue on to Rishikesh) Combined Haridwar + Rishikesh day trip

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From ₹6,600 · round trip

Estimated for Premium Sedan. We recommend a comfortable Premium Sedan — the entire route is now expressway. Tolls, permits and any driver allowance are extra — your exact fare is confirmed with you before the trip is booked.

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Common questions

Delhi to Haridwar — FAQs

Haridwar is around 220 km from Delhi. Since the Delhi–Dehradun Expressway opened in April 2026, the drive takes about 2 hours instead of the 5 it used to.

Yes — with the new expressway, most riders leave Delhi in the morning, spend the day at the ghats and temples, and are back home the same evening, comfortably in time to have watched the Ganga Aarti.

The Aarti takes place every evening around sunset, with timing shifting slightly by season. Arriving 30–45 minutes early gets you a better spot on the ghat.

Yes — the two are only about 25 km apart, and many riders book a combined day trip covering both. Mention this when booking so we route it efficiently.

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