Delhi to Haridwar
One way Outstation Cabs

A one-way sedan from Delhi to Haridwar costs ₹3,500. If you're travelling with family, an SUV is ₹5,000, and an SUV Prime like the Innova Crysta is ₹6,000. For a round trip, the sedan costs ₹6,500, the SUV ₹8,500 and the SUV Prime ₹9,500.

The 223 km drive takes 5 to 6 hours, and your fare already covers toll, base fare, driver allowance, fuel and parking. Book with just ₹500 advance, cancel free up to 4 hours before pickup, and save up to ₹500 with code NewRide_500.

Most people who travel from Delhi to Haridwar are going for a holy dip at Har Ki Pauri, the evening Ganga Aarti, a family ritual on the ghats, or a short break before heading up to Rishikesh and the hills. A private cab picks you up from your door in Delhi and takes you straight to your hotel, ashram or dharamshala in Haridwar. You can stop when you want, and families with elders and luggage don't have to manage crowded trains or buses.

BookFast Cab Cab runs Delhi to Haridwar every day in sedans like the Swift Dzire, SUVs like the Ertiga, and SUV Prime cars like the Innova Crysta. Your fare is fixed when you book, so there's no meter running and no surprise at the end of the trip.

Delhi to Haridwar Cab Fare

All fares include toll tax, base fare and driver allowance. Use code NewRide_500 while booking to get up to ₹500 off. For a Tempo Traveller, call us for a quote.

What's Included in the Fare

• Toll tax on the whole route

• Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand state tax

• Base fare and driver allowance

• Fuel

• Driver's food

• AC for the full trip

• Parking at the airport or railway station

• Night driving charges

• No waiting charge for food stops on the way

Delhi to Haridwar Distance, Time and Route

The expressway gets you out of Delhi and past Meerut quickly, and the rest of the drive on NH-334 is smooth for most of the way. The slowest parts are usually the city stretches near Roorkee and the last few kilometres into Haridwar, where traffic builds up near the ghats.

If you want to catch the evening Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri, leave Delhi by noon. Weekends, Ganga Dussehra and big snan days bring heavy crowds, so plan extra time. During the Kanwar Yatra in the monsoon month of Sawan, the highway sees large crowds and traffic diversions, so check with us before you book for those dates.

Food and Rest Stops on the Way

• Meerut (around 75 km from Delhi): Good for a quick breakfast or tea.

• Khatauli and Muzaffarnagar (around 110 to 130 km): The main halfway stop, with popular highway restaurants like Cheetal Grand.

• Roorkee (around 180 km): A short break before the last stretch into Haridwar.

One meal stop is normal on this route and costs nothing extra. If you want a longer break, just tell us when you book.

Pickup Points in Delhi NCR

• IGI Airport T1, T2 and T3, with free waiting after landing

• New Delhi, Old Delhi and Hazrat Nizamuddin railway stations

• Kashmere Gate and Anand Vihar ISBT

• Any home, hotel, office or hospital in Delhi

Drop Points in Haridwar

• Har Ki Pauri area (cars stop at the nearest allowed parking, a short walk from the ghat)

• Haridwar Railway Station and Bus Stand

• Kankhal, Jwalapur and Bhupatwala

• Shantikunj and the ashram area on the Rishikesh road

• Patanjali Yogpeeth and BHEL area

• Any hotel, ashram or dharamshala in the city

Which Cab Should You Book?

Sedan (Swift Dzire, Aura, Amaze or Xcent): Good for up to 4 people with 3 bags. It's the most affordable way to make this trip, and works well for couples and small families.

SUV (Ertiga, Marazzo, XL6 or Rumion): Six seats and room for 6 bags. A good fit for families travelling with elders, or anyone carrying puja items and extra luggage.

SUV Prime (Kia Carens, Innova Crysta or Innova Hybrid): Seven seats, space for 7 bags and a smoother ride. On this route it costs only a little more than an SUV, so it's a good pick if you're going on to Rishikesh or the hills.

Tempo Traveller: For family groups, yatra groups and larger parties. Call us for a quote, and book early for festival dates.

One-Way or Round Trip?

Book one way if you're staying in Haridwar for a while or travelling onward to Rishikesh or the Char Dham route. You pay only for the drive there, not for the cab's empty return.

Book a round trip if you're coming back to Delhi the same day or after a short stay. The same cab and driver stay with you for the ghats, temples and local travel around Haridwar. The round-trip fare covers 446 km and already includes the driver allowance.

Going Further From Haridwar?

Many travellers on this route have plans beyond Haridwar. You can keep the same cab and skip the change.

• Rishikesh: about 25 km from Haridwar

• Dehradun: about 55 km

• Mussoorie: about 90 km

Need a multi-city trip, or a cab for the Char Dham Yatra? Call us for a quote.

Places to Visit in Haridwar

Haridwar sits on the banks of the Ganga, where the river leaves the hills and enters the plains. It's one of the seven holy cities for Hindus, and most of its main temples and ghats are close to each other.

If you have only an evening, go straight to Har Ki Pauri for the Ganga Aarti and reach early to get a good spot on the ghat. With a full day, visit Mansa Devi and Chandi Devi by ropeway in the morning, then Maya Devi and Bharat Mata Mandir before the evening Aarti.

How to Book a Delhi to Haridwar Cab

1. Enter Delhi and Haridwar in the booking form at the top and pick your date and time.

2. Choose your cab, check the fare and apply code NewRide_500 for up to ₹500 off.

3. Confirm the booking: pay ₹500 advance, and the rest to the driver.

4. Get the driver's name, number and car details on WhatsApp 1 day before pickup.

Rather talk to someone? Call or WhatsApp +91 88174 30000. We take bookings 24 hours a day.

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