Car Rentals in Ludhiana

1. Hyundai Grand i10: If you’re looking for a car rental Ludhiana, then the Hyundai i10 is quite comfortable for road trips. It has a feature-filled interior and a good-looking exterior too. It offers a wireless phone charger, so you don’t have to worry if you forgot your charger at home. Its digital speedometers and dual airbags, also make this car unique for rent. The mileage and fuel efficiency are good too.

2. Hyundai i20: This car’s optimum cooling makes long drives easier and bearable. And even if you’re visiting a hotter place, you can just turn on the AC and rejuvenate, while listening to your travel playlist on the inbuilt Bose audio system. i20 offers good mileage and a smooth driving experience through the Punjab roads. In case you're a family of 5, this one’s an economical option if you want to rent a car in Ludhiana.

3. Ford Ecosport: For great and comfortable leg space, Ford Ecosport is the best, as it ensures that your journey is smooth. It's great air-conditioning, as well as automatic heater systems, make any journey worth it.

4. Tata Nexon: Nexon’s very comfortable for long drives in the city or even outside of it, due to its great seating, express cooling feature, and electronic stability. It is one of the safest cars, so you can enjoy your drive without thinking much about whether the car will be able to take it or not.

5. Maruti Suzuki Swift: Swift’s a classic car by Maruti, and it offers great mileage, has smooth steering, and the acceleration is superb at all speeds as well. Overall, this 5-seater comfy car can survive any road conditions because of its smooth engine.

6. Mahindra Scorpio: For bigger families, and crazier road trips, this self-drive car rental in Ludhiana is apt. Mahindra Scorpio is the toughest of all cars and lets you drive through any rugged terrain with ease. So whether it is a hilly retreat or just a short weekend getaway near Ludhiana, Scorpio is a good (and the most used and loved) choice.

7. Mahindra KUV 100: This 6-seater car offers great mileage, instant cooling, comfortable seating, and smooth steering. You just have to hop on, drive, play some music, and enjoy the scenic views of Punjab roads.

-Hyundai Grand i10: INR 2,400 onward per day
-Hyundai i20: INR 2,600 onward per day
-Ford Ecosport: INR 3,600 onward per day
-Tata Nexon: INR 3,600 onward per day
-Maruti Suzuki swift: INR 2,000 onward per day
-Mahindra Scorpio: INR 4,000 onward per day
-Mahindra KUV 100: INR 4,200 onward per day

When you choose car rental Ludhiana, just make sure that you adhere to the necessary requirements, and terms and conditions.
1. Driving License: You will obviously need to have a driver’s license for driving a car. The license needs to have a valid name and contact number, and should be at least 2 years old, before you rent a car in Ludhiana. You will need to submit a copy of your license with the car rental Ludhiana either before or on the day of usage.
2. Security Deposit: This deposit is taken in advance, so that in case there’s any damage caused to the car by you, the company can deduct the damage expenditure from the deposit you pay. Some car rental Ludhiana may not take a deposit, but ask for an original copy of your general ID proof instead. The amount of the deposit will also depend on the model of the car.
3. Handle With Care: Handling the care safely is very important. Keep it scratch and mark-free while driving it within or around Ludhiana. Avoid rash driving, or drinking while driving. Because if you don’t, you’ll cause an accident, as well as end up paying for the damages.

You need to be of eligible driving age, i.e, 21 years, and hold a valid driving license. Some self drive car rentals in Ludhiana also ask for a voter ID card along with your Aadhaar Card. Make sure it has a valid name and contact number.

Make sure that the car you are renting out in Ludhiana has its registration and insurance papers in place. You also need to verify if the road taxes are paid already by the company. Also, make sure that the pollution check has been done.

-Make sure you have all your documents like driver’s license, aadhaar card and other IDs valid and handy.
-You must check whether all car’s documents are in place too- Insurance papers, PUC, Road tax papers.
-Make sure that payments are done via credible channels and modes.
-When paying the security deposit, make sure you know when and how the owner is refunding it to you after you’re done returning the car.
-Check for insurance papers, and make sure that your rental amount is inclusive of the insurance cost. Some vendors separately charge for it, which is unethical.
-Ask the vendor for details like how many kilometres the car can cover in the amount you’re paying them.
-Fuel costs are entirely borne by you.
-Take photos of every side of the car from the inside and outside and if you notice any scratches, report it to the vendor immediately, before he ends up charging you for it.

The weather is at its best during the winter season. October to March is favorable for exploring outdoor activities, as well as sightseeing. The pleasant weather during this time also enables you to rent a car in Ludhiana and cover the beautiful hotspots of this city, as well as enjoy festivals like Lohri and Sankranti. February also sees an annual Rural Olympics in Kila Raipur of Ludhiana, that you can go for.

1. Phillaur Fort: The European architecture of this historic fort is very awe-inspiring. Drive down to this landmark location in Ludhiana to marvel at its beauty. Every gateway of this fort has been named after Mughal cities. The fort’s more than 200 years old and is now used for police training purposes. There’s a lush green golf course outside the fort, and a holy Dargah inside it, which makes your little weekend drive to the place worth it.
2. Clock Tower: This Victoria Memorial clock tower, also occasionally known as the Ghanta Ghar, was built to commemorate the occasion of Queen Victoria’s silver jubilee in her reign. The Clock Tower is located in the heart of Ludhiana and can also be seen from other parts of Punjab. This makes this landmark location worth a visit. If you’re driving down from other parts of Punjab, or are staying in the city for a few days, don’t forget to take snaps with this tower.
3. Maharaja Ranjit Singh War Museum: This historic museum is Punjab Government’s tribute to the great and courageous soldiers who laid their lives for the nation during the fight for freedom. The museum has a tall Maharaja Ranjit Singh statue at the entrance and is surrounded by 4 acres of lush greenery all around. Visitors also opt for car rental Ludhiana and flock there to attend the light and sound show featuring the Indian freedom struggle. Drive over to this museum with your family during the weekend, and educate yourself and the kids about how India got its freedom.
4. Lodhi Fort: This 500-year-old fort stands tall against the backdrop of the meandering Sutlej River. The castle/fort, which is also known as Purana Quila, mostly has ruins now but is still an important place due to its beautiful Mughal architecture. You can drive down to the fort and laze around on its garden space with your partner, or just go solo and maybe read a book or two.
5. Ludhiana Zoo: Irrespective of whether you have kids at home or not, the Ludhiana Zoo is a must-visit. This place conducts Tiger safaris and is a paradise for true nature lovers. There are various animals like blackbucks, deers, sambhars, and rabbits. You’ll also get to witness mesmerizing peacocks here. Make that weekend plan to drive over to the museum, coz it will be a perfect day out!
6. Gurudwara Shri manji Sahib: You can not take a trip to the gurdwara and seek blessings when in Punjab. This one lies in the Alamgir village and is one of the biggest Sikh shrines. It is said that Guru Gobind Singh had shot an arrow in the ground and created a spring of water here. This one’s an ideal place for you to drive down to, if you love history, are religious, and are looking for some peace.
7. Nehru Rose Garden: Nothing is more peaceful than walking in a garden full of beautiful roses. This one’s a morning walker’s paradise spreads over 30 acres of land, and has almost 17,000 species of flora and fauna. What attracts most tourists is the 1,600 types of roses grown here. You can take a boat ride here, eat from the food stalls, or just set up a picnic in the garden.

1.Mohali: If you’re a lover of cricket, then you must absolutely drive down to Mohali to attend a match at the Mohali stadium. Mohali in Punjab is known for being an IT hub, but apart from that, it also houses the largest rose garden in the whole of Asia.
Admire nature at Dr. Zakir Rose Garden, watch history unfold at Baba Banda Singh Bahadur War Memorial, visit the local gurudwaras, the Bhakra Nangal Dam, the Fateh Burg, and the Punjab Cricket Association Stadium.

Best Time: November to February sees a bearable climate for sightseeing in Mohali.
Distance from Ludhiana: 94 kilometres (approximately)
2.Patiala: You must have heard about Shahi Patiala Turban, Patiala salwar, and Chicken Patiyala. But have you ever visited the fourth largest city of Punjab? One of the princely cities of Punjab, there is so much to do here.
Visit the Sheesh Mahal, the Moti Bagh palace, the Qila Mubarak complex, and explore the historical aspects of this place. A short drive from Ludhiana, to unravel the beauty, history, culture, food, and serenity of this place is worth it.

Best Time: October to February sees pleasant weather and makes your sightseeing experience bearable.
Distance from Ludhiana: 94 kilometres (approximately)
3.Ambala: This city lies in Haryana and is very popular for its textiles, especially designer bridal wear. The city has gurudwaras, art galleries, authentic eateries, recreational spaces and parks, churches, temples and so much more. A short car trip from Ludhiana to Ambala will be worth it if you’ve never visited the place.

Best Time: October and November are pleasant and cool for sightseeing.
Distance from Ludhiana: 110 kilometres (approximately)
4. Pathankot: Pathankot in Punjab, is a hub of history, culture, picturesque views and spectacular mountains. This town also shares its international borders on the westside with Pakistan. From visiting forts to religious places, there’s a lot of tourist places that can be covered while you are driving.
Admire the architecture of the Nurpur Fort, or enjoy the serenity around the Ranjit Sagar Dam. Visit the Kathgarh temple, or just head to the Novelty Mall for some retail therapy.

Best Time: Throughout the year. But October to April is more pleasant for sightseeing.
Distance from Ludhiana: 172 kilometres (approximately)
5. Chandigarh: This beautifully planned city is worth the visit from Ludhiana. Take a tour of the International Doll Museum, or enjoy an evening stroll at the Rock Gardens. The Kansal and Nepali forests of Chandigarh are great for experiencing the rich flora and fauna of the city.
Don’t forget to gorge on Chandigarh’s lip-smacking food while you’re there. Just opt for a self drive car rental in Ludhiana, hit the roads, and enjoy the magnificence of Chandigarh.

Best Time: September to March is a great time to visit Chandigarh. The weather is pleasant and bearable.
Distance from Ludhiana: 101 kilometers (approximately)
6.Amritsar: Whether it is the famous Amritsari Kulcha, or the Golden Temple, this cultural and spiritual city in the heart of Punjab, welcomes one and all. You can visit the Jallianwala Bagh, Wagah Border, the Partition museum, or the Khairuddin Mosque.
Lovers of history will love the city of Amritsar. Just rent a car in Ludhiana, enjoy the scenic journey, and enhance your cultural wisdom here.

Best Time: November to March is ideal for sightseeing in Amritsar because it remains pretty hot otherwise.
Distance from Ludhiana: 141 kilometres (approximately)
7. Shimla: This one’s the most sought-after hill station in the North, and it isn’t too far away from Ludhiana. The cool climate, panoramic views of the hills, and the beautiful resorts and hotels make your stay interesting.
Take a toy train ride, shop at Mall Road, visit the Ridge, local churches, go cafe-hopping, admire the Chadwick falls and Shimla State Museum. There’s so much for you here, and all you need to do is hire a self drive car rental in Ludhiana and drive to Shimla.

Best Time: Summer is a good time if you’re planning to indulge in adventure activities. Shimla is ideal for visiting throughout the year.
Distance from Ludhiana: 225 kilometres (approximately)