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6 quick road trips from Noida for a weekend escape

TIMESOFINDIA.COM | Last updated on - Jun 30, 2025, 11:01 IST
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6 ​quick road trips from Noida for a weekend escape

Noida has got its charms, and ample options to keep you occupied, but when the weekend rolls, and if you want to get away from the mundane, you know it’s time to hit the road. Luckily, you don’t need an epic cross-country adventure to feel alive again. Just a tank full of fuel, or a charged EV, and you are off to a quick escape. These road trips from Noida offer the perfect escape into nature and hill getaways. Whether it's the beauty of Lansdowne or the heritage of Agra, there's a destination for every weekend.


If you need ideas, here is a mix of quick road trips from Noida that’ll give you brag-worthy weekends without needing a Monday off. (Canva)

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Neemrana

Distance: 150 km | Drive Time: 3 hours
If you have watched the popular Traitor series, Neemrana will give you those vibes. You can go to this place with your friends, and have the time of your life. The 15th-century fort is now a heritage hotel where you can sip overpriced tea, enjoy zip-lining over the fort walls, and try poolside lounging. Also yes. You can get back to Noida by Sunday night, and resume your work as usual. (Canva)

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Lansdowne

Distance: 250 km | Drive Time: 6 hours
Lansdowne isn’t loud or flashy—it just quietly pulls you in. With pine-covered hills, old colonial cottages, and barely a network signal, it’s the kind of place you vanish into for a while. You’ll come back smiling and with calmness you didn’t know you needed.

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Mathura-Vrindavan

Distance: 140 km | Drive Time: 3.5 hours
For a weekend that’s equal parts spiritual awakening and street food coma, head to Mathura and Vrindavan. Between the kaleidoscope of temples, monkey mischief, and ancient temples, you’ll find moments of strange serenity. Pro tip: keep your glasses and snacks monkey-proof. (Canva)

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Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary

Distance: 180 km | Drive Time: 3.5 hours
Channel your inner birder, yes, even if you can't tell a kingfisher from a cuckoo, at Keoladeo National Park in Bharatpur. Home to thousands of migratory birds, rentable cycles, and endless photo ops, it’s like nature therapy, with feathered companions to keep you company. (Canva)

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Agra

Distance: 200 km | Drive Time: 3 hours
This should be the easiest pick for anybody longing for a quick weekend trip. The Taj Mahal at sunrise is an experience that’s beyond words. Plus, the food scene has leveled up big time, mughlai, petha, and guilt-free gluttony await. (Canva)

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Garh Mukteshwar

Distance: 90 km | Drive Time: 2 hours
If you’re craving a Ganga-side detox but don’t want the full Rishikesh crowd, Garh Mukteshwar’s your underrated weekend destination. Watch holy rituals, take a dip, or just vibe with the river. (Canva)

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