Is there a direct train from Dhar to Noida?

No, there is no railway station in Dhar; you must travel to Indore first.

What is the best highway for this route?

NH 52 is the primary highway connecting the region to the north.

How far is Noida from Delhi?

Noida is adjacent to Delhi and connected via the Delhi Metro.

Are there buses from Dhar to Noida?

Direct buses are rare; most travelers take a bus to Indore and then a train.

Is the road safe for solo drivers?

Yes, but stick to major highways and avoid night travel.

Dhar

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Train Driving

Dhar to Noida

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Dhar to Noida spans approximately 820 km. You can reach Indore by road and board a train to Hazrat Nizamuddin or New Delhi. Driving via NH 52 and the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway is the most direct road route. Expect a travel time of 15 to 18 hours depending on your chosen mode. The route passes through major hubs like Guna and Gwalior if driving.

Total Distance: 820 km by road, 680 km air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving via the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, taking roughly 15 hours.

Cheapest Way

Train from Indore to Delhi, costing approximately 1200 INR in Sleeper class.

Compare Dhar to Noida Routes

	Train Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	16 hours	15 hours
Avg Price	1200-3500 INR	6000-8000 INR
Operator	Intercity Express / Malwa Express	Personal Vehicle
Route	Dhar to Indore (Road) -> Indore to Hazrat Nizamuddin (Train)	Dhar-Indore-Dewas-Guna-Gwalior-Agra-Noida
Tip	Book your train from Indore Junction at least 30 days in advance.	Use the Yamuna Expressway for the final stretch into Noida to avoid city traffic.

Travel Tips

Train Booking
Always check availability from Indore Junction as it is the nearest major railhead.
Road Conditions
The stretch between Guna and Gwalior can have heavy truck traffic; plan for daylight driving.
Toll Payments
Ensure your FASTag is active for the Yamuna Expressway and NH 52 tolls.
Local Transport
Use the Delhi Metro Blue Line to reach various sectors in Noida easily.
Weather Check
Avoid traveling during the peak monsoon months of July and August due to potential road waterlogging.

Safety Tips

Night Driving
Avoid driving on the Guna-Gwalior highway after midnight due to limited lighting.
Emergency Contacts
Keep the numbers for highway patrol handy when driving through Madhya Pradesh.
Valuables
Keep your luggage locked and secure while traveling on public transport.
Hydration
Carry sufficient water as highway dhabas may have varying hygiene standards.