Sonipat is renowned for its extensive production of automotive components. It is famous as the educational hub, also known for hosting some of the premier educational institutions in the country, such as Rajiv Gandhi Education City and O P Jindal Global University. 

Local fairs and melas are quite common, offering a glimpse into the traditional lifestyle.

The local cuisine of Sonipat features typical Haryanvi dishes like bhutte ka kees, churma, kadhi pakora, and bajra khichdi. Street food with items such as golgappe, aloo tikki, chole bhature, and various kinds of parathas are also popular. 

Handicrafts such as woven textiles, embroidery, and metalwork are also important aspects of the local culture. Traditional Haryanvi folk music and dance forms like Saang, Ghoomar, and Khoria are an essential part of Sonipat's cultural scene. 

So, whether you're an experienced entrepreneur exploring new opportunities, a culture enthusiast looking for lively experiences or an explorer captivated by the heartbeat of a bustling city, Sonipat extends its warm greetings. Come, discover the essence of the city!

Time to Visit

Sonipat is ideal for visiting  from October to March. As the weather is usually pleasant with mild temperatures, making it convenient for sightseeing and outdoor activities.

How to Reach

By Air
he closest airport is Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) in New Delhi, which is roughly 65 kilometers away from Sonipat.

By Train
The railway station is situated adjacent to State Highway No. 20, in close proximity to ICICI Bank. Key trains passing through Sonipat include Delhi-Chandigarh Shatabdi, Jhelum Express, and Himalayan Queen

By Road
You can catch a bus from ISBT Kashmere Gate, Delhi to Sonipat. The availability is also excellent for Sonipat.