Quick facts: Greater Noida to Haridwar by road
- Greater Noida to Haridwar is about 230 km by road.
- Plan on about 4.5 to 6 hours on a clear run; traffic and the way out of Greater Noida decide the rest.
- Take the old highway (NH-334, still called NH-58) through Meerut, Muzaffarnagar and Roorkee.
- Leave Greater Noida before 6 am so you are through Noida before the morning traffic builds.
Getting out of Greater Noida
From Greater Noida, head up through Noida towards Ghaziabad and the Delhi–Meerut road; the old highway to Haridwar starts beyond Meerut.
The route
Take the old highway (NH-334, still called NH-58) through Meerut, Muzaffarnagar and Roorkee. A new link from the expressway to Haridwar's ring road is being built, so check whether it has opened before you plan around it.
Tolls and FASTag, food stops, the Kanwar Yatra and Kumbh rush, and parking: all in our Delhi to Rishikesh and Haridwar driving guide.
Where to stay
Compare stays in Haridwar, or base yourself 25 km up the river in Rishikesh, which is calmer, especially around the big Kumbh days: our own Advaitam Ganga & Hill View homestay has easy parking and a short walk to the ghat. Tell us your dates and we will suggest a few.
Greater Noida to Haridwar by road: questions travellers ask
How far is Haridwar from Greater Noida by road?
It is about 230 km by road, roughly 4.5 to 6 hours depending on traffic and the route.
Which route should I take from Greater Noida to Haridwar?
Take the old highway (NH-334, still called NH-58) through Meerut, Muzaffarnagar and Roorkee. From Greater Noida, head up through Noida towards Ghaziabad and the Delhi–Meerut road; the old highway to Haridwar starts beyond Meerut.
When is the best time to leave for Haridwar?
Before 6 am, and never on a Friday evening if you can help it. Avoid the last week of the Kanwar Yatra in the month of Sawan, roughly July to August, and the main Kumbh 2027 bathing days.