How Many Tolls Are There Between Delhi and Chandigarh?

A road trip from Delhi to Chandigarh is one of the smoothest highway journeys in North India. The route follows NH-44, passing through the states of Delhi, Haryana, and Punjab before reaching the well-planned city of Chandigarh.

On this route, travelers usually cross 3 major toll plazas. These tolls help maintain the highway, improve road safety, and ensure a faster travel experience.

As you leave Delhi, the busy city roads gradually turn into wide expressways. The journey then takes you through well-known cities like Sonipat, Panipat, Karnal, Kurukshetra, Pipli, Ambala, and Zirakpur before you finally arrive in Chandigarh. Along the way, you will pass three major toll plazas:

  • Panipat Elevated Corridor Toll Plaza – Located near Panipat in Haryana.
  • Gharaunda Toll Plaza – Situated between Panipat and Karnal.
  • Dappar Toll Plaza – Located near Zirakpur, just before entering Chandigarh.

These toll plazas are spread across the route, allowing travelers to enjoy a well-maintained highway with smooth traffic flow, better road infrastructure, clean rest areas, fuel stations, and food courts.

Whether you are traveling by car, SUV, Tempo Traveller, Force Urbania, or booking a tempo traveller in Chandigarh, the number of toll plazas remains the same. However, the toll amount varies depending on the type and size of the vehicle.

The Delhi to Chandigarh road trip covers approximately 245–260 km and usually takes 4.5 to 6 hours, depending on traffic, weather conditions, and the time of travel. Early morning departures are ideal, as they help you avoid city congestion and make the journey more comfortable.

For families, corporate groups, and tourists, this highway offers one of the most scenic and convenient road trips in North India, with plenty of opportunities to stop at popular food joints in Murthal, enjoy a break near Karnal Lake, or explore attractions around Kurukshetra before reaching the planned city of Chandigarh.

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