
Sohna Vintage Car Rally Weekend
Sohna, Haryana, India
The Statesman rally's classic hill-climb finish — pre-war Rolls and Studebakers labouring up the Sohna ascent each February since 1964.
Why visit: India's oldest vintage motoring weekend, chrome against the Aravallis.
- ›Hill-climb stretch
- ›Concours lawns
- ›Veteran-car paddock
- ›Sohna springs combo
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Best time
Feb (rally weekend)
Entry fee
Free viewing
Est. budget
₹200–800
Duration
1 day
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