murthal

Murthal is a quaint little village in the Sonipat district in the state of Haryana. Murthal is 6km to the north of Sonipat, 45km from Delhi, and 202km from Haryana’s capital Chandigarh. The village is known for its parathas and travelers often stop here to take some break and relax. It has become notable for its highway dhabas and its local food delicacies which mainly consists of parathas, lassi, and buttermilk. Most of the residents of this village are Jats, mainly those from Antal clan. Murthal is in National Highway 1 connecting Delhi and Amritsar and has become a go-to destination among travelers. The dhabas here were established by a few people to serve as an eating junction for the truck drivers, but they soon gained popularity and are always filled with visitors especially the youth. The place has now over 50 dhabas and restaurants which are famous for their unique taste and different types of parathas. It is a great place to enjoy some piping hot parathas along with some lassi with your friends and family while a drive down the highway.

• Amrik Sukhdev Dhaba – Founded in 1956 by Sardar Parkash Singh, this Dhaba is one of the oldest and trusted and is named after his sons Amri and Sukhdev who now run the dhaba. It is a hit among the travelers for a variety of parathas and other local cuisines.
• Haveli – The theme and décor of this place depict royalty and the era of Maharajas in Punjab. Founded in Jalandhar, Haveli gained popularity over the years and made its way to Murthal as well. The delectable food, ambiance, hospitality, and service will surely make you feel like a royalty here.
• Gulshan Dhaba – Set up in the 1950s, this is another one of the oldest dhabas in Murthal village and is very famous among travelers. Outdoor seating is available here and several gift and sweet shops surround the dhaba, making it a complete package.
• Mannat Haveli – Depicting the Indian heritage, you will be greeted by a warrior with a sword and a shield with elements such as weapons, cannons, and the magnificent architecture which reminds you of the luxurious lifestyle of the royals. The dhaba cum restaurant is also famous as it keeps the Indian heritage alive by offering Rajasthani folk dance, puppet show, Tanga, and camel ride.
• Pahalwan Dhaba – Known for its pure and high quality food, hospitality, and polite staff, Pahalwandhaba serves buttery parathas along with delectable gravies to satisfy your core.
• Jhilmil Dhaba – Treat your palate with a delicious meal at this full-service restaurant. Through their extensive menu you will find something to suit every palate and the staff will make sure you are properly taken care off.

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You can visit Murthal all year round and at any given time. However, evenings are ideal the place during the summers while winters are a greattime to visit Murthal, especially early in the morning to have some paratha with a hot cup of chai.

• By Air: Nearest airport is Indira Gandhi International airport in Delhi from where you can catch a cab or a bus to Murthal.
• By Train: Nearest railway station is in Delhi, Panipat, and Sonipat.
• By Road: Murthal is connected to Delhi by NH1 and is just 50km away from Delhi and Panipat and 6km from Sonipat. It is well-connected by Haryana roadways.