Road Trips You Can Take During the Weekend From Delhi

1. Alwar, Rajasthan

Alwar, sometimes referred to as the Gateway City of Rajasthan, is home to several ancient sites, such as stunning palaces, forts, and shrines. Along with an abundance of lush valleys, hills, and dense forests, the region is also home to some powerful tigers and other wild animals.
167 miles away from Delhi

locations to Visit: The best locations to visit include Sariska Palace, Kesroli Hill Fort, Bhangarh Fort, Siliserh Lake Palace, Sariska Tiger Reserve, and Garbhaji Falls.

2. Uttar Pradesh's Agra

Agra doesn't require any introduction. The Taj Mahal, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, is located there. One of the most well-liked tourist sites in India is Agra, which is conveniently accessible from Greater Noida via the 165 km (6 lane) Yamuna Motorway, one of the best roads in India.

The distance is 420 km from Delhi.

Visit the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, Fatehpur Sikri, Mehtab Bagh, Taj Nature Walk, Jama Masjid, Itmad-ud-Daula, and the Tomb of Akbar.

3. The Uttarakhand Corbett

Don't pass on this one if you're looking for "places to go on a road trip near me." Jim Corbett in Uttarakhand is India's oldest national park, and nature and wildlife lovers are flocking there in droves. This is one of the most exciting road trips you will ever experience from Delhi. Adventure seekers will find many exciting activities in the national park, such as fishing, hiking, camping in the wilderness, angling, safaris, and much more.

Distance: 238 kilometres from Delhi

Locations to Visit: You shouldn't miss Corbett Falls, Corbett National Park, Garjiya Devi Temple, and Corbett Museum.

4. Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh's Mathura

It is said that the child Lord Krishna grew up in the sacred village of Vrindavan. Numerous temples, both ancient and contemporary, are scattered around the region; they are all different in size, shape, and personality. This site is worth visiting, especially during festivals when the atmosphere is completely different.

360 miles separate Delhi from here.

Locations to See: You must visit Mathura and Vrindavan's Govind Deo Temple, Seva Kunj, Govardhan Hill, Krishna Janma Bhoomi Mandir, Kusum Sarovar, and other locations.

5. Gwalior, Maharashtra

Gwalior is renowned for its mediaeval hilltop fort, which the Mughal emperor Babur referred to as "the pearl amongst fortresses in the country." It also has the ornate Jai Vilas Palace, the ancestral home of the Scindias, one of India's most illustrious dynasties. Given how well-liked Gwalior is by visitors to Madhya Pradesh, you should go there to refresh yourself.

700 miles separate Delhi from here

Top attractions include Jai Vilas Palace, Gwalior Fort, Teli Ka Mandir, Gopachal Parvat, and the Tomb of Tansen.