
Mughal Sarai, Gharaunda
Gharaunda, Haryana, India
Shah Jahan-era caravanserai gates rising from mustard fields — twin arched portals of the imperial Agra–Lahore highway's lost inn network.
Why visit: The GT Road's Mughal bones, standing where the camels stopped.
- ›North & south gates
- ›Kos minar spotting nearby
- ›Mustard-field frames
- ›Karnal combo
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Best time
Oct–Mar
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹100–300
Duration
1 hr
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