# Seven August getaways from Delhi; Sultanpur closed

2026-08-15T20:42:43+00:00 | Technology | Indian Opinion Desk

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Businesstoday.in lists seven short getaways from Delhi for the August weekend, with realistic drive times and a crucial warning: Sultanpur National Park is seasonally closed during summer and monsoon and should not be visited on August 15. Distances range from 45 to 160 kilometres from central Delhi, but travel time depends on starting point, traffic and weather. Destinations include Neemrana (120 km, 2.5, 3.5 hours), where the 1464 fort-palace operates as a heritage hotel requiring direct booking. Vrindavan (150, 160 km, 3, 4 hours) has Banke Bihari Temple and Prem Mandir but can be crowded during festivals. Manesar (45, 55 km) offers resorts near Sultanpur, which is closed. Mathura (150 km, 3, 4 hours) is Krishna's birthplace. Kuchesar (80, 100 km) has an 18th-century Mud Fort heritage resort. Murthal (50, 60 km on NH44) is known for highway dhabas serving parathas, but travel time can spike on weekends. The report notes that Independence Day 2026 falls on a Saturday, creating a regular weekend rather than a three-day holiday. Individual restaurant hours and hygiene standards at Murthal vary.

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- businesstoday.in <https://www.businesstoday.in/latest/trends/photo/planning-a-short-trip-seven-easy-escapes-from-delhi-for-heritage-temples-resorts-and-food-plus-the-sultanpur-closure-to-remember-549319-2026-08-15?utm_source=rssfeed>

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