
Haryana India Travel Guide
Delhi Metro (Violet Line): The most modern and efficient public transport system. The Violet Line directly links Faridabad to central Delhi and other regions of the National Capital Region (NCR). This air-conditioned network has a comfortable and quick way to travel, avoiding road traffic.
Buses (Haryana Roadways): Haryana Roadways operates public buses in the area within Faridabad, connecting various sectors and localities. These motorcoaches show a more economical option, though they might be slower and more packed than the Subway.
Subway stations generally feature wheelchair accessibility (elevators, escalators, ramps). Bus accessibility stands limited.
Use Google Maps for real-time public transport info. Purchase a Metro A Smart pass. Avoid peak hours (8-10 AM, 5-8 PM). Inquire for directions.
On Metro, look for the 'Ladies Only' coach (usually the first coach) for a more comfortable journey.
Zoomcar and Revv offer rentals. More prevalent in Delhi/Gurugram; pick-up might be there. IDP needed.
Not as common for visitors. Limited, informal options; potentially lack insurance.
Limited availability. Some parks offer rentals for use within premises. Sparse cycling infrastructure elsewhere.
Common local transport. Unique, open-air experience for short/medium distances. Bargain for fares upfront.
Faridabad features few specialized transportation choices, with some more common elsewhere in the NCR.
For late-night travel or when you carry valuables, always choose a ride-sharing service like Ola or Uber.
Their tracking features and driver identification offer added security.