Farukhnagar is a historical town in Gurugram district, Haryana. It is approximately 21 km from Gurugram city and 12 km from Garhi Harsaru. It is known for its Mughal-era Sheesh Mahal and Farrukhnagar Fort.
This guide covers all transportation modes—air, rail, road, auto-rickshaw, bicycle and walking.
Let’s get started…
1. By Air
- Step 1: Fly to a Nearby Airport
- The closest airport is Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi, about 33 km from Farukhnagar.
- Cost: ₹3,000–₹10,000, depending on origin and booking time.
- Step 2: Connect to Farukhnagar
- From Delhi airport, travel to Gurugram (21 km from Farukhnagar) or directly to Farukhnagar by:
- Bus: Take a bus from Delhi to Gurugram (1–1.5 hours), then a local bus or taxi to Farukhnagar (30–45 minutes).
- Taxi: Hire a taxi directly to Farukhnagar (1–1.5 hours, ~33 km).
- Train: Take a train from Delhi to Farukhnagar Railway Station (details below).
- Cost: Bus (~₹50–₹200 to Gurugram, ₹30–₹100 to Farukhnagar); taxi (~₹800–₹1,500 from Delhi to Farukhnagar).
- From Delhi airport, travel to Gurugram (21 km from Farukhnagar) or directly to Farukhnagar by:
- Note: Air travel is ideal for long distances but requires road or rail for the final leg. Smaller airports like Hindon (Ghaziabad) are farther (~70 km) and less practical.
2. By Rail
- Step 1: Reach a Connecting Railway Station
- Travel to a major station with connections to Farukhnagar, such as New Delhi, Old Delhi, Delhi Sarai Rohilla, or Gurugram. Major cities like Mumbai, Kolkata, or Chennai may require a change of trains.
- Step 2: Train to Farukhnagar
- Farukhnagar Railway Station (FN), on the Garhi Harsaru–Delhi line, is directly accessible. Trains like the Farrukh Nagar–Delhi Sarai Rohilla DEMU (74036) or Farrukh Nagar–Old Delhi Passenger (74032) connect Farukhnagar to Delhi (48 km, ~1.5 hours). From Gurugram, it’s 21 km (~30–45 minutes by train or road).
- Cost: ₹20–₹100 (general class); ₹100–₹500 (AC/sleeper for longer routes).
- Step 3: Farukhnagar Station to Town
- The station is within Farukhnagar (0.5–1 km from key sites like Sheesh Mahal). Walk, take an auto-rickshaw, or cycle to your destination.
- Cost: ₹20–₹50 (auto-rickshaw); free (walking).
- Note: The city has limited train services (around 10 daily). Check schedules on IRCTC or RailYatri.
3. By Road
Road travel is highly practical due to Farukhnagar’s proximity to Gurugram and highways like the KMP Expressway and SH-15A.
By Bus
- Step 1: Bus to Gurugram or Nearby
- Take a state-run (e.g., Haryana Roadways) or private bus to Gurugram from cities like Delhi (33 km), Chandigarh (260 km), or Jaipur (230 km). Buses stop at Gurugram’s bus stand.
- Cost: ₹50–₹300 (to Gurugram); ₹300–₹1,000 (longer routes).
- Step 2: Gurugram to Farukhnagar
- Local buses (e.g., routes 122, 134B, NCR) from Gurugram to Farukhnagar (21 km, 30–45 minutes) or nearby stops like IFFCO Chowk.
- Cost: ₹30–₹100.
- Note: Local buses are frequent but may be crowded. Check schedules at Gurugram bus stand.
By Taxi/Private Car
- Step 1: Drive or Hire a Taxi
- From your city, drive or hire a taxi to Farukhnagar via highways like NH-48 or KMP Expressway. From Delhi (48 km, ~1–1.5 hours) or Gurugram (21 km, ~30–45 minutes), use SH-15A (Jhajjar-Gurugram Road).
- Cost: ₹800–₹1,500 (Delhi to Farukhnagar); ₹500–₹1,000 (Gurugram to Farukhnagar).
- Note: Taxis are convenient and reliable. The KMP Expressway enhances connectivity to nearby states like Rajasthan or Punjab.
By Motorcycle/Scooter
- Rent a motorcycle in a nearby city like Gurugram or Delhi and ride to Farukhnagar (21 km from Gurugram, ~30–45 minutes).
- Cost: Rental (~₹500–₹1,000/day) + fuel (~₹100–₹200).
- Note: Roads are well-maintained, but wear helmets and check traffic conditions.
4. By Auto-Rickshaw
- From Gurugram or Farukhnagar Railway Station, hire an auto-rickshaw to reach key sites in Farukhnagar (0.5–2 km from the station or 21 km from Gurugram).
- Cost: ₹20–₹50 (within the town); ₹200–₹400 (from Gurugram).
- Note: Auto-rickshaws are ideal for short distances but slower for longer trips. Shared options may be cheaper.
5. By Bicycle or Walking
- Bicycle: Rent a bicycle in Gurugram for short trips to Farukhnagar (21 km, ~1–1.5 hours).
- Cost: ₹100–₹200/day.
- Walking: From the Railway Station or bus stand, walk to attractions (0.5–2 km, 10–20 minutes).
- Cost: Free.
- Note: Suitable for short distances or eco-conscious travel. Carry water, as summers can be hot.
6. By Multimodal Transport
Combine modes for efficiency:
- Flight + Road: Fly to Delhi, take a bus/taxi to the city.
- Train + Road: Train to Farukhnagar or Gurugram, then an auto-rickshaw or bus to the destination.
- Bus + Auto-Rickshaw: Bus to Gurugram, then an auto-rickshaw to your destination.
- Note: Coordinate schedules, as local transport may vary in frequency.
Tips for Travelers:
- Road Conditions: Roads are generally good, but traffic congestion may occur near Gurugram during peak hours.
- Local Transport: Confirm bus schedules at Gurugram bus stand or use apps like Moovit for real-time updates.
- Navigation: Use GPS (e.g., Google Maps) or ask locals for directions to sites like Sheesh Mahal.
- Timing: Start early to avoid traffic and explore attractions like Farrukhnagar Fort (open 9:00 AM–6:00 PM, ₹5 entry).
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Cost Summary
- Air: ₹3,000–₹10,000 (flight to Delhi) + ₹800–₹1,500 (by road).
- Rail: ₹20–₹100 (to Farukhnagar) or ₹100–₹1,500 (to Delhi/Gurugram) + ₹20–₹50 (local).
- Bus: ₹50–₹300 (to Gurugram) + ₹30–₹100 (local).
- Taxi: ₹800–₹1,500 (Delhi to Farukhnagar); ₹500–₹1,000 (Gurugram to Farukhnagar).
- Auto-Rickshaw: ₹20–₹50 (within Farukhnagar); ₹200–₹400 (from Gurugram).
- Motorcycle: ₹500–₹1,000 (rental) + ₹100–₹200 (fuel).
- Bicycle/Walking: ₹0–₹200.
