About Murthal
Surat to Murthal distnce : 1194 km
Estimated travel time : 20.5 hours
Surat to Murthal is very popular for people travelling to Delhi for chilling out with friends and family. Murthal is equally popular among people travelling from Delhi to Chandigarh or Amritsar and is known as "Dhaba capital of India".
Murthal, a big village in Sonipat, Haryana, is a land of most famous dhabas in India located right on NH1 which is the main highway connecting Delhi to Chandigarh, Punjab, Himachal. It is a place that lives, breathes, eats and loves Paranthas. Its started as some road side dhabas serving paranthas for truck drivers but soon got popularity and now there are more than 50 dhabas and restaurants each famous for their unique taste and types of Paranthas. These Dhabas are most advanced dhabas where you can enjoy food amidst hygiene and cleanliness. Haryana, being the land of milk, these dhabas offers mouth watering butter, curd and lassi to complement Paranthas. Apart from Dhabas, the Murthal village has many temples and was once famous for Naag Baba"s Mazaar where snakes are worshipped. The place has got its name from "Muni Sthal" meaning place of Saints. Murthal is also known for its engineering college DCRUST (Deenbandhu Chotu Ram University of Science and Technology).
Taxi from Surat to Murthal is readily available at CabBazar.
Route Information
Surat to Murthal by cab is well connected via NH48 and is very convenient and comfortable drive. Surat to Murthal distance is 1194 KM and is 20.5 hour journey. Another route is via Ahmedabad, Ambaji, Pali which is longer by 50km and takes half an hour more. Other famous tourist places on this route and nearby are : Bharuch or Broach - historical heritage at the mouth of river Narmada
Vadodara - - Third largest city of Gujarat. Famous for Navratri festival.
Godhra - -known for big restaurants,parks,libraries,churches,mosques,shopping etc.
Himmatnagar - - Swaminarayan temple
Shamlaji - - a major Hindu pilgrimage centre in Aravalli district of Gujarat
Dungarpur - - Fort, Palaces
Hill Forest
Idar - - known for handmade wooden toys, tiles, its temples and various beautiful architectural monuments on hill
Nathdwara - - Shrinathji Temple, Statue of Shiva
Udaipur - - The city of Lakes and the popular destination wedding city.
Rajsamand - - Rajsamand lake, the second largest man-made lake in the world.
Deogarh
Pushkar - - Brahma Temple is most popular attraction in Pushkar
Ajmer - - Dargah Sharif is most visited although there are many tourists attractions in Ajmer
Kishangarh
Jaipur - - The Pink City, forts, palaces, temples, architecture
Neemrana - - Neemrana Fort Palace, Zip Lining, Baori
Delhi - - the capital city of India
Ahmedabad - - India"s first World Heritage City by UNESCO
Gandhinagar - - capital of Gujarat having one of most beautiful temple Akshardham temple
Palanpur - - famous for heritage, Palace, temples
Mehsana - - famous for its historical spots
Patan - - Rani ka Vav, UNESCO World Heritage Site
Ambaji - - famous for pilgrimage and religious tourism. Most popular is Ambe temple.
Mount Abu - - a beautiful hill station and home to Dilwara temples
Sirohi - - popular for Fort and temples
Pali - - Trade center of Rajasthan
