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From a two-hour run to Haridwar to a multi-day trip up to Manali — here's every outstation route we cover from our Vasant Vihar base, with current distance, travel time and a starting fare for each.
Worth knowing: the Delhi–Dehradun Expressway opened in April 2026 and has roughly halved travel time to Haridwar, Rishikesh, Dehradun and Mussoorie. We've updated every page below to reflect it — many older listings elsewhere on the web haven't caught up yet.
Haridwar
Har Ki Pauri's evening Ganga Aarti is close enough now for a day trip — the new expressway has cut this drive to about a third of what it used to take.
View detailsRishikesh
The 'Yoga Capital of the World' sits right on the Ganga, and the new expressway has brought it within a half-day's reach of Delhi.
View detailsDehradun
Uttarakhand's capital just got a lot closer — a new expressway turned a 6-hour haul into a half-day outing.
View detailsMussoorie
The 'Queen of the Hills' is now close enough for a weekend, thanks to the expressway that ends the old highway crawl through Dehradun.
View detailsShimla
The former British summer capital, reached via Chandigarh and then a winding climb into the Shivalik hills.
View detailsManali
Manali is a genuine multi-day trip, not a day drive — plan for it that way and the journey becomes part of the holiday rather than an obstacle to it.
View detailsKasol
A longer drive than Manali proper, but one that ends in the Parvati Valley's riverside cafes and pine forest — a favourite for a slower, less crowded hill trip.
View detailsDharamshala
Home to McLeod Ganj and the Dalai Lama's residence-in-exile, set against the Dhauladhar range in the Kangra Valley.
View detailsNainital
A lake-side hill station in the Kumaon hills, built around Naini Lake and still one of the more popular weekend escapes from Delhi.
View detailsJim Corbett National Park
India's oldest national park, and one of the most popular weekend wildlife trips out of Delhi.
View detailsAgra
The Taj Mahal is a comfortable same-day trip from Delhi, and has been ever since the Yamuna Expressway opened.
View detailsMathura
The birthplace of Krishna, and one of the shortest outstation trips on this list — easily done and back in an afternoon.
View detailsVrindavan
A few kilometres from Mathura, and one of the most temple-dense towns on this list.
View detailsAyodhya
A genuine long-haul pilgrimage trip — plan it as a multi-day journey and it becomes part of the pilgrimage rather than a rushed drive.
View detailsAmritsar
Home to the Golden Temple and the Wagah Border ceremony — a long highway drive best planned with a halt or as an overnight round trip.
View detailsVaishno Devi (Katra)
Katra, the base town for the Vaishno Devi shrine trek, is a genuine long-haul trip by road — most pilgrims combine it with a flight or train for at least one leg.
View detailsJaipur
The Pink City is now a comfortable half-day's drive via the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway — a trip that used to eat most of a day on the old highway.
View detailsPushkar
A quiet lakeside town best reached with a stop in Jaipur along the way — the combined trip suits a relaxed Rajasthan weekend.
View detailsChandigarh
India's planned city, and a common stop on the way further into Punjab or Himachal.
View detailsNeemrana
The shortest trip on this list, and a popular short weekend or even half-day escape from the city.
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Every "starting from" figure on this site comes from the same per-km rate card — nothing hidden, nothing calculated differently page to page.
Day-trip destinations (Haridwar, Agra, Jaipur and similar) are estimated as a same-day round trip. Longer, multi-day destinations (Manali, Amritsar, Vaishno Devi and similar) are estimated as a one-way drop, since most riders combine these with a flight back or a custom multi-day package — ask us for a full itinerary quote.
Outstation trips — FAQs
We run outstation trips to 20+ destinations including Haridwar, Rishikesh, Mussoorie, Dehradun, Shimla, Manali, Nainital, Jim Corbett, Agra, Mathura, Vrindavan, Jaipur, Pushkar, Chandigarh, Amritsar, Vaishno Devi (Katra), Ayodhya, Dharamshala, Kasol and Neemrana. See the full list above.
Fares are based on distance × a per-km rate that varies by vehicle (₹13–19/km for sedans and SUVs, more for a Tempo Traveller), with a 250 km minimum billing per day and a ₹500 driver allowance for overnight trips. Tolls and parking are extra, on actuals. The figures shown on each destination page are starting-from estimates — your exact fare is confirmed before booking.
Yes — for longer trips like Manali, Dharamshala, Amritsar or Vaishno Devi, the vehicle and driver can stay with you for the full duration rather than a single drop and return. Multi-day packages are quoted separately based on your itinerary.
We recommend an SUV/MUV for hill routes (Mussoorie, Shimla, Manali, Nainital, Dharamshala, Kasol) for better grip and clearance, and a Premium Sedan for flatter highway routes like Agra, Jaipur or Haridwar.