En Route to Haridwar - Along the Ganga Canal

We left for Haridwar at 6:30 in the morning from Rohini and decided to take a new route which is named as the Kawaria road. On Loni road we took a left turn to Bhopura and we reached the Ganga Canal near Murad Nagar. This narrow road runs along the Ganga Canal and runs Parallel to NH-58. We joined NH-58 after Muzaffar Nagar.


The road is free of traffic and is very scenic though it is not recommended to take this route after dark because of the risk of running into Dacoits.



Posted by Vibha Malhotra on PHOTO JOURNEY: We left for Haridwar at 6:30 in the morning from Rohini and decided to take a new route which is named as the Kawaria road. On Loni road we took a left turn to Bhopura and we reached the Ganga Canal near Murad Nagar. This narrow road runs along the Ganga Canal and runs Parallel to NH-58. We joined NH-58 after Muzaffar Nagar.The road is free of traffic and is very scenic though it is not recommended to take this route after dark because of the risk of running into Dacoits.Some wild grass (Sarkande) along the banks of the Ganga Canal


The road is not too great at places. See the potholes.




Posted by Vibha Malhotra on PHOTO JOURNEY: We left for Haridwar at 6:30 in the morning from Rohini and decided to take a new route which is named as the Kawaria road. On Loni road we took a left turn to Bhopura and we reached the Ganga Canal near Murad Nagar. This narrow road runs along the Ganga Canal and runs Parallel to NH-58. We joined NH-58 after Muzaffar Nagar.The road is free of traffic and is very scenic though it is not recommended to take this route after dark because of the risk of running into Dacoits.A Herdsman along with his herd


Posted by Vibha Malhotra on PHOTO JOURNEY: We left for Haridwar at 6:30 in the morning from Rohini and decided to take a new route which is named as the Kawaria road. On Loni road we took a left turn to Bhopura and we reached the Ganga Canal near Murad Nagar. This narrow road runs along the Ganga Canal and runs Parallel to NH-58. We joined NH-58 after Muzaffar Nagar.The road is free of traffic and is very scenic though it is not recommended to take this route after dark because of the risk of running into Dacoits.
A huge leafless tree

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