Delhi to Chandigarh Cab Service
Delhi to Chandigarh by Cab
The Delhi to Chandigarh route takes you from the national capital to India's best-planned modern city, designed by the legendary architect Le Corbusier. The drive is mostly on the well-maintained NH-44, passing through Haryana's agricultural heartland before arriving in the clean, green union territory. The journey is smooth and comfortable, making it a popular weekend getaway for Delhi residents.
Stops Along the Way
- Karnal
- Kurukshetra
- Ambala
- Panchkula
Things to Do in Chandigarh
- Stroll through the whimsical Rock Garden made entirely from recycled materials
- Enjoy boating and leisure at the serene Sukhna Lake at sunset
- Explore the Capitol Complex, a UNESCO World Heritage Site by Le Corbusier
- Shop and dine at Sector 17, Chandigarh's bustling central plaza
- Take a day trip to the historic Pinjore Gardens with Mughal-style terraced layouts
Delhi to Chandigarh Fare Estimates
Transparent pricing with no hidden charges. Toll included.
Hatchback
₹2,400
4 pax, 2 bags
Sedan
₹2,900
4 pax, 3 bags
SUV
₹4,000
6 pax, 4 bags
Delhi to Chandigarh - Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the Delhi to Chandigarh cab ride take?
The journey takes approximately 4 to 4.5 hours via NH-44 under normal traffic conditions. The road quality is excellent throughout, and the drive is largely flat and straight through the plains of Haryana.
What is the toll cost from Delhi to Chandigarh?
The total toll charges are approximately INR 500-600 one way. There are multiple toll plazas on the NH-44 route. These charges are payable by the passenger and are not included in the base cab fare.
Can I visit Kurukshetra on the way?
Yes, Kurukshetra is located on the route and is famous as the site of the Mahabharata war. You can visit the Brahma Sarovar, the panoramic Kurukshetra Museum, and the Krishna Museum. Let us know in advance to plan the stopover.
Is Chandigarh a good base for visiting Shimla or Manali?
Absolutely. Many travellers use Chandigarh as a transit point before heading to Shimla (115 km) or Manali (310 km). RiccoRide can arrange onward travel from Chandigarh to these hill stations as well.
What is the best time to travel to Chandigarh?
Chandigarh is pleasant during the months of September to March when the weather is cool and comfortable. Summers can be quite hot. The monsoon months of July-August bring greenery but also humidity.
Are there food stops on this route?
Yes, the NH-44 is dotted with excellent dhabas (roadside eateries) serving North Indian cuisine. Murthal, located about 50 km from Delhi, is particularly famous for its paranthas and is a popular breakfast stop for travellers.