The most convenient route with a Delhi to Dehradun car rental is via NH 709B. It is the quickest and well-maintained route. The journey is comfortable as the roads are quite smooth. You can also use the other alternate routes. If you are using the Delhi-Jhabrera-Iqbalpur-Dehradun route, you should avoid the sugarcane season. It also has a busy railway line crossing. However, it is the most common and has less bus traffic. 

Upon choosing the Delhi-Puhana-Dehradun route, you have to bear with the traffic of the city. 

The Delhi-Haridwar-Dehradun route has few under-construction lanes and a bit of traffic. It covers a longer distance, but you can halt at Haridwar. Delhi-Shamli-Saharanpur-Dehradun Road is mostly used by trucks and buses, so it is best to avoid it. It is best to avoid peak hours and leave either early morning or late night from Delhi to avoid the city traffic and make the most of your journey.

Dehradun is a popular hill stations in North India and below are some of the popular places to visit in Dehradun during your trip with a Delhi Wheels rental cab:

Robber’s Cave

The 600-meter-long river cave formation known as Robber’s Cave has a 10-meter-high waterfall. It is locally known as Gucchu Paani. Its central part has a broken fort wall structure. There is a narrow gorge in a conglomerate limestone area. It is believed to be the abode of Lord Shiva. You can notice the cold-water underground springs.

Sahastradhara

Meaning ‘thousand-fold spring,’ Sahastradhara is renowned for its tranquil environment and medicinal properties. It is a must-visit during your Dehradun trip with Delhi Wheels. Its collection of water pools turns to Sulphur springs with water dripping from limestone stalactites. Take a ropeway ride to the mountaintop, and enjoy the views.

Mindrolling Monastery

The Buddha Temple Complex is one of India’s most prominent and largest Buddhist centers. The picturesque surroundings and appealing Japanese-style architecture of the Mindrolling Monastery attract tourists. Witness the well-kept gardens, the University Complex, and the tallest stupa in Asia. Admire the wall paintings showcasing Buddha’s life as you soak in the scenic vistas.

Rajaji National Park

A magnificent ecosystem, Rajaji National Park is nestled in the Shivalik Ranges. Although it is a well-known tiger reserve, it shelters wide-ranging flora and fauna. There are 10-million-year-old fossils. Take a jeep or elephant safari on the 34-meter jungle track. Spot wild cats, bears, panthers, king cobras, and many species of migratory birds.

You can indulge in plenty of activities in Dehradun during your road trip with Delhi Wheels. Visit the Forest Research Institute and observe the fusion of colonial and Greco-Roman architectural styles. Chetwode Hall is a historical building upholding patriotism. Take a spiritual tour of the exquisite Tapovan Temple and Shiv Mandir. You can seek thrill with unique recreational activities like trekking, camping, photo walks, and paragliding.

Delhi is India’s capital city with a cosmopolitan vibe. Divided into Old Delhi and New Delhi, it attracts tourists with its blend of history and modernity. Monuments like the Red Fort, Purana Qila, Jama Masjid, and Humayun’s Tomb are popular tourist attractions in Delhi. Seek spirituality in the ISKCON Temple, the Lotus Temple, and the Akshardham Temple. Shop at the narrow winding lanes and bylanes as you enjoy street food at the iconic Chandni Chowk.

Dehradun shines from March to June, when the weather’s just right for exploring – not too hot, not too cold. If you’re okay with a bit of rain, July to September can be refreshingly green. Winter lovers might enjoy the crisp air from October to February, but pack some warm layers. No matter when you visit, Delhi Wheels can get you there comfortably.

Dehradun has lodging options to suit every traveler’s taste and wallet. For a touch of old-world charm, check out Vishranti Resort, a heritage property with lush gardens. Budget-conscious folks might like the clean, no-frills rooms at Hotel Doon Castle near the clock tower. If you’re after a peaceful retreat, consider the Himalayan eco-lodge Ramgarh Heritage Villa on the outskirts of town. Your Delhi Wheels driver can drop you off right at your chosen doorstep, no map-reading required.

Pick up Pahari handicrafts, brassware, reasonably priced clothes, hand-knitted woolens, and Garhwali jewelry. Beautifully crafted Pashminas made of natural dyes are eye-catching. Get high-street fashion brands at the malls and shopping centers. Secondhand books, unique antiques, sportswear, menswear, carved wooden items, cane and bamboo products, and semi-precious stones are also common.

Bun Tikki, Bread Pakoda, Momos, Chhole Poori, Dosa, Noodles, Paneer Samosa, and Chowmein are popular street foods. You can relish North Indian, Chinese, Italian, South Indian, Continental, Tibetan, and Mughal dishes. You may also taste some drool-worthy fusion food. There is an exotic drinks menu. You can also head to the high-quality dining restaurants, bakeries, and cafés.