Is there a direct train from Sangrur to Haridwar?

No, there is no direct train; you must travel to Ambala or Chandigarh first.

What is the best route by road?

The route via Patiala and Ambala on NH 7 is the most efficient.

Are there luxury buses available?

Yes, private operators run Volvo buses from nearby cities like Ludhiana.

How far is Haridwar from Sangrur?

It is approximately 320 km by road.

Can I reach Haridwar by flight?

The nearest airport is Jolly Grant in Dehradun, about 40 km from Haridwar.

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Bus Driving

Sangrur to Haridwar

Updated: 22 May 2026

The journey from Sangrur to Haridwar spans approximately 320 km through the plains of Punjab and Haryana. You will primarily traverse the NH 7, passing through Patiala and Ambala. While no direct train exists, you can take a bus to Ambala and switch to a Haridwar-bound train. The route is scenic as you approach the Shivalik foothills. Expect a travel time of 7 to 8 hours by road depending on traffic at the Punjab-Haryana border.

Total Distance: 320 km by road, 260 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Private taxi via NH 7 taking roughly 7 hours.

Cheapest Way

State transport bus via Ambala costing approximately 700 INR.

Compare Sangrur to Haridwar Routes

	Bus Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	9 hours	7 hours
Avg Price	600-900 INR	3500-5000 INR
Operator	PRTC	Private Taxi
Route	Sangrur to Ambala (Bus), Ambala to Haridwar (Bus/Train)	Sangrur - Patiala - Ambala - Yamunanagar - Haridwar via NH 7
Tip	Change buses at the Ambala ISBT for frequent connections to Haridwar.	Start early at 5 AM to bypass heavy truck traffic near Ambala.

Travel Tips

Carry Cash
Small shops and local transport in Haridwar often prefer cash over digital payments.
Dress Code
Wear modest clothing when visiting temples to respect local religious sentiments.
Hydration
Keep a water bottle handy as the humidity can be high during summer months.
Local Transport
Use e-rickshaws for short distances within the city as they are cheap and efficient.
Booking
Book your return bus tickets in advance during peak festival seasons like Kumbh.

Safety Tips

Monkey Menace
Keep your food items and shiny objects hidden as monkeys are very active near temples.
Pickpockets
Stay alert in crowded areas like Har Ki Pauri and local markets.
Water Safety
Only consume bottled water to avoid water-borne illnesses.
Emergency
Save the local police helpline number on your phone before starting your journey.