Sedan
4+1 seats · AC · Verified driver
the car and chauffeur · GST40 km included · ₹12/km after limit
80 km included · ₹12/km after limit
120 km included · ₹12/km after limit
Keep a car and driver for 4, 8 or 12 hours — ideal for errands, meetings, sightseeing and multiple stops.
Package price includes the selected hours and kilometres.
4+1 seats · AC · Verified driver
the car and chauffeur · GST40 km included · ₹12/km after limit
80 km included · ₹12/km after limit
120 km included · ₹12/km after limit
6+1 seats · AC · Verified driver
the car and chauffeur · GST40 km included · ₹15/km after limit
80 km included · ₹15/km after limit
120 km included · ₹15/km after limit
6+1 seats · AC · Verified driver
the car and chauffeur · GST40 km included · ₹20/km after limit
80 km included · ₹20/km after limit
120 km included · ₹20/km after limit
6+1 seats · AC · Verified driver
the car and chauffeur · GST80 km included · ₹45/km after limit
4+1 seats · AC · Verified driver
the car and chauffeur · GST80 km included · ₹80/km after limit
4+1 seats · AC · Verified driver
the car and chauffeur · GST80 km included · ₹80/km after limit
4+1 seats · AC · Verified driver
the car and chauffeur · GST80 km included · ₹80/km after limit
Included in the price: the car and chauffeur, GST. Extra hours and kilometres use the published car rate and are shown before payment.
Live all-inclusive fares — tap through for every car and the full breakdown.
What each class costs on a real Chandigarh route today — tap the fare for the full breakdown.
The unusual marriage of modernist structures, green spaces and culture has led to the creation of Chandigarh, India’s only city that has been meticulously planned. The `Le Corbusier` designed city boasts of even-sized blocks, ample space in the form of broad streets and an abundance of parks and green space. It is the capital city of Punjab and haryana and is well suited for anyone looking for a tranquil yet exciting city.
Places of tourist interest in Chandigarh are among the most pristine and captivating not just in the city but across India. The one of a kind amusement park, Rock Garden, is the only garden which uses recycled waste as its primary ingredient. Take a trip out onto the Sukhna Lake, an artificial lake that’s wonderful for boat rides or just laying leisurely enjoying the breathtaking views of the mountains. Asia’s biggest rose park, Rose Garden, is one of the largest and features thousands of different varieties of roses along with many other plants. Don’t forget to check out the Punjab University Campus and the Government Museum and Art Gallery for an amazing collection of fine arts. There are also several local handicrafts and luxury product sellers in the Elante Mall and the Sector 17 Plaza.
If you happen to be in Chandigarh, be ready to enjoy a fusion of food like you have never enjoyed before especially if you are a fan of North Indian Punjabi food. You cannot leave without trying the popular dishes, for example, Chole Bhature, Sarson Da Saag with Makki Di Roti and Butter Chicken. If you enjoy snacking, tikki, samosas, and golgappas are offered on food stalls throughout the city. Enjoy Lassi which is one of the oldest desserts alongside Gulab Jamun. Furthermore, the city has a variety of continental and Mediterranean cafes, and restaurants that serve Indian delicacies.
The people of Chandigarh embrace modernity while preserving their rich Punjabi roots. People of the city rejoice during festivals such as Lohri, and Diwali. You are bound to witness several cultural performances, fairs and religious activities that form a Afghan tapestry. The Punjabi culture of warmth, hospitality and vibrant music makes up the city of Chandigarh.
The best opportunity to explore Chandigarh is between March and October when the weather is slightly chilly and warm making it ideal for outdoor activities.
While in Chandigarh, indulge in a boat ride on Sukhna Lake, visit the Rock Garden, stroll in the Rose Garden and shop at local markets. Thanks to a dependable cab service, you are able to easily traverse this beautiful city on your own and fully enjoy each spectacle at your own convenience.
The unusual marriage of modernist structures, green spaces and culture has led to the creation of Chandigarh, India’s only city that has been meticulously planned. The `Le Corbusier` designed city boasts of even-sized blocks, ample space in the form of broad streets and an abundance of parks and green space. It is the capital city of Punjab and haryana and is well suited for anyone looking for a tranquil yet exciting city.
Places of tourist interest in Chandigarh are among the most pristine and captivating not just in the city but across India. The one of a kind amusement park, Rock Garden, is the only garden which uses recycled waste as its primary ingredient. Take a trip out onto the Sukhna Lake, an artificial lake that’s wonderful for boat rides or just laying leisurely enjoying the breathtaking views of the mountains. Asia’s biggest rose park, Rose Garden, is one of the largest and features thousands of different varieties of roses along with many other plants. Don’t forget to check out the Punjab University Campus and the Government Museum and Art Gallery for an amazing collection of fine arts. There are also several local handicrafts and luxury product sellers in the Elante Mall and the Sector 17 Plaza.
If you happen to be in Chandigarh, be ready to enjoy a fusion of food like you have never enjoyed before especially if you are a fan of North Indian Punjabi food. You cannot leave without trying the popular dishes, for example, Chole Bhature, Sarson Da Saag with Makki Di Roti and Butter Chicken. If you enjoy snacking, tikki, samosas, and golgappas are offered on food stalls throughout the city. Enjoy Lassi which is one of the oldest desserts alongside Gulab Jamun. Furthermore, the city has a variety of continental and Mediterranean cafes, and restaurants that serve Indian delicacies.
The people of Chandigarh embrace modernity while preserving their rich Punjabi roots. People of the city rejoice during festivals such as Lohri, and Diwali. You are bound to witness several cultural performances, fairs and religious activities that form a Afghan tapestry. The Punjabi culture of warmth, hospitality and vibrant music makes up the city of Chandigarh.
The best opportunity to explore Chandigarh is between March and October when the weather is slightly chilly and warm making it ideal for outdoor activities.
While in Chandigarh, indulge in a boat ride on Sukhna Lake, visit the Rock Garden, stroll in the Rose Garden and shop at local markets. Thanks to a dependable cab service, you are able to easily traverse this beautiful city on your own and fully enjoy each spectacle at your own convenience.
The unusual marriage of modernist structures, green spaces and culture has led to the creation of Chandigarh, India’s only city that has been meticulously planned. The `Le Corbusier` designed city boasts of even-sized blocks, ample space in the form of broad streets and an abundance of parks and green space. It is the capital city of Punjab and haryana and is well suited for anyone looking for a tranquil yet exciting city.
Places of tourist interest in Chandigarh are among the most pristine and captivating not just in the city but across India. The one of a kind amusement park, Rock Garden, is the only garden which uses recycled waste as its primary ingredient. Take a trip out onto the Sukhna Lake, an artificial lake that’s wonderful for boat rides or just laying leisurely enjoying the breathtaking views of the mountains. Asia’s biggest rose park, Rose Garden, is one of the largest and features thousands of different varieties of roses along with many other plants. Don’t forget to check out the Punjab University Campus and the Government Museum and Art Gallery for an amazing collection of fine arts. There are also several local handicrafts and luxury product sellers in the Elante Mall and the Sector 17 Plaza.
If you happen to be in Chandigarh, be ready to enjoy a fusion of food like you have never enjoyed before especially if you are a fan of North Indian Punjabi food. You cannot leave without trying the popular dishes, for example, Chole Bhature, Sarson Da Saag with Makki Di Roti and Butter Chicken. If you enjoy snacking, tikki, samosas, and golgappas are offered on food stalls throughout the city. Enjoy Lassi which is one of the oldest desserts alongside Gulab Jamun. Furthermore, the city has a variety of continental and Mediterranean cafes, and restaurants that serve Indian delicacies.
The people of Chandigarh embrace modernity while preserving their rich Punjabi roots. People of the city rejoice during festivals such as Lohri, and Diwali. You are bound to witness several cultural performances, fairs and religious activities that form a Afghan tapestry. The Punjabi culture of warmth, hospitality and vibrant music makes up the city of Chandigarh.
The best opportunity to explore Chandigarh is between March and October when the weather is slightly chilly and warm making it ideal for outdoor activities.
While in Chandigarh, indulge in a boat ride on Sukhna Lake, visit the Rock Garden, stroll in the Rose Garden and shop at local markets. Thanks to a dependable cab service, you are able to easily traverse this beautiful city on your own and fully enjoy each spectacle at your own convenience.
The unusual marriage of modernist structures, green spaces and culture has led to the creation of Chandigarh, India’s only city that has been meticulously planned. The `Le Corbusier` designed city boasts of even-sized blocks, ample space in the form of broad streets and an abundance of parks and green space. It is the capital city of Punjab and haryana and is well suited for anyone looking for a tranquil yet exciting city.
Places of tourist interest in Chandigarh are among the most pristine and captivating not just in the city but across India. The one of a kind amusement park, Rock Garden, is the only garden which uses recycled waste as its primary ingredient. Take a trip out onto the Sukhna Lake, an artificial lake that’s wonderful for boat rides or just laying leisurely enjoying the breathtaking views of the mountains. Asia’s biggest rose park, Rose Garden, is one of the largest and features thousands of different varieties of roses along with many other plants. Don’t forget to check out the Punjab University Campus and the Government Museum and Art Gallery for an amazing collection of fine arts. There are also several local handicrafts and luxury product sellers in the Elante Mall and the Sector 17 Plaza.
If you happen to be in Chandigarh, be ready to enjoy a fusion of food like you have never enjoyed before especially if you are a fan of North Indian Punjabi food. You cannot leave without trying the popular dishes, for example, Chole Bhature, Sarson Da Saag with Makki Di Roti and Butter Chicken. If you enjoy snacking, tikki, samosas, and golgappas are offered on food stalls throughout the city. Enjoy Lassi which is one of the oldest desserts alongside Gulab Jamun. Furthermore, the city has a variety of continental and Mediterranean cafes, and restaurants that serve Indian delicacies.
The people of Chandigarh embrace modernity while preserving their rich Punjabi roots. People of the city rejoice during festivals such as Lohri, and Diwali. You are bound to witness several cultural performances, fairs and religious activities that form a Afghan tapestry. The Punjabi culture of warmth, hospitality and vibrant music makes up the city of Chandigarh.
The best opportunity to explore Chandigarh is between March and October when the weather is slightly chilly and warm making it ideal for outdoor activities.
While in Chandigarh, indulge in a boat ride on Sukhna Lake, visit the Rock Garden, stroll in the Rose Garden and shop at local markets. Thanks to a dependable cab service, you are able to easily traverse this beautiful city on your own and fully enjoy each spectacle at your own convenience.
The 6 destinations priced above are the ones we can quote from Chandigarh today. The shortest is Parwanoo at 35.0 km, from ₹2,098; the longest is Manali at 310.0 km, from ₹5,250.
By road distance from Chandigarh: Under 200 km — Parwanoo, Kasauli, Shimla; 200–350 km — Rishikesh, Delhi, Manali.
Outstation fares here are all-inclusive: tolls, state entry tax, GST and the driver's allowance are inside the number you see, not added at drop. A one-way trip is priced for the distance you travel rather than the return leg, so it costs less than the same route booked as a round trip.
Inside Chandigarh the car is booked by time rather than by trip: 4 hours / 40 km, 8 hours / 80 km, 12 hours / 120 km. The driver stays with you for the whole package, so a day of three or four stops is one booking and one fare instead of three separate drops.
Go past the hours or the kilometres in your package and the extra is charged at the published rate for that car, shown before you pay.
GetMeCab shows the fare for your Chandigarh trip before you book — outstation, local and airport — with free cancellation and 24×7 human support.
Hatchbacks and sedans for couples and small families, SUVs and Innova Crysta for larger groups or luggage, and tempo travellers for 10+ passengers — all bookable in Chandigarh.
Outstation trips are priced per kilometre with driver allowance and taxes included; local rentals use fixed hourly packages (4/8/12 hr). Every fare is shown in full before you pay.
Yes — one-way and round-trip outstation cabs to hundreds of destinations, fixed-fare Chandigarh airport pickups and drops, and hourly local rentals, all from one place.
Absolutely. Choose an 8-hour/80 km or 12-hour/120 km local package and keep a car and driver for the day to explore Chandigarh at your own pace.
Free cancellation for a 100% refund up to 24 hours before pickup; within 24 hours the advance is non-refundable. Date and time changes are free up to the same cut-off.
Fixed fare quoted before you pay, driver details before pickup, humans on call the whole way.
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