Saharanpur City

Saharanpur City

Saharanpur district is the northern most of the districts of Uttar Pradesh state, India. Bordering the states of Haryana and Uttarakhand, and close to the foothills of Shivalik range, it lies in the northern part of the Doab region. It is primarily an agricultural area. The district headquarters are Saharanpur city and it belongs to Saharanpur Division. Saharanpur has a tropical climate because of the proximity of the Himalayan region across this Northern district. Saharanpur forms the most northerly position of the land known as the Doab which stretches between the holy rivers of the Ganges and the Yamuna. The Shivalik hills rise above it on the northern frontier. The portion of the Doab in which Saharanpur is situated was probably one of the first region of upper India occupied by the Aryans colonisers as they spread eastward from the Punjab. The north and the north east of the district are surrounded by the Shivalik hills which separate it from the Dehradun district in the recently created state of Uttranchal.

Distance From Saharanpur.

Delhi :-                                                        166 km

Lucknow :-                                                     580 km     

Varanasi :-                                                    963 km

Mirzapur :-                                                    925 km

How To Reach Saharanpur.

By Road :- The backbone of city centre public transport is the cycle rickshaw, with auto ruckshaw being available at hubs. Saharanpur is well-connected to all major cities by bus and train. The city is located on National Highway 73. The city is also a junction point of two state highways namely State Highway 57 (Delhi-Saharanpur-Yamnotri Highway) and State Highway 59 (Saharanpur-Muzaffarnagar). The Roadways Bus-stand is located near the Saharanpur Junction Railway Station; buses operated by Uttar Pradesh Government Roadways and other government and private sector services are available from here for all nearby towns and major cities.

By Rail :- Saharanpur is a major A category railway junction of Indian Railways. Saharanpur Junction railway station is among the busy railway junction in northern India which handles more than 200 trains per day (both passenger and freight trains). Saharanpur Junction railway station is among the 500 'A' category station to be redeveloped as model station. Saharanpur falls on the route of the proposed 1,839-kilometre (1,143 mi) Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor project, funded by the World Bank.

By Air :- Saharanpur Airport is at Sarsawa Air Base, it is manned and operated by the Indian Air Force. The Indian government has outlined plans to develop 200 low-cost airports in 20 years, mainly to connect tier-II and tier-III cities. Saharanpur is one of the cities which has identified by the Indian government for developing low cost airport. It is under planning to upgrade the Saharanpur Airport to handle commercial flights in future.

Education In Saharanpur.

Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee (formerly Roorkee University)

Medical College in Saharanpur

Molana Mahmud Hasan Allophethic

Government medical college pilkhni Saharanpur

The Master Kanshi Ram Allopathic Government College

Real Estate In Saharanpur.

The City of Saharanpur is all set to witness the dawn of a new era of luxurious lifestyle which is all set to emerge as an elite address of Saharanpur. The place is going to resonate with the flutter of a landmark residential project – Parsvnath City - Saharanpur. Parsvnath city is a going to be the preferred choice of people with distinguished taste for lifestyle which will usher you to a new prism of life. It also offers choice of plots to enable prospective residents build their own homes according to their specific requirements. Parsvnath City, Saharanpur shall also offer the choice of Expandable Villas which will have rich construction specifications with special emphasis on quality of material used. The district is part of a fertile belt. A well-developed irrigation system of Gangetic-canals and tube-wells supports a thriving agricultural economy of multiple crops and bumper yields.