Why Ganaur City ?

Location:-
A part of NCR, Ganaur is only a 15-20 minutes of pleasant drive from the Delhi-Haryana Border
Though most people are familiar with Sonepat, the fact is that Sonepat is about 10 Kms. to the west of NH-1.
On the other hand, Ganaur conveniently sits on NH-1 in between Sonepat and Panipat, the handloom / textile hub of North India.
Ganaur is well-connected and can be reached from anywhere in India by a number of trains and / or by bus.
Infrastructure:-
Ganaur is a bubbling – with-life Town equipped with all basic needs/ facilities like health-care, local and daily shopping and a fully functional administrative / judicial set-up of Haryana Government
The work of 8-laning of NH-1 from Delhi to Ganaur and beyond, is in full swing and also the construction of fly-overs at Azad Pur bye-pass, Murthal and Ganaur crossings is in an advanced stage.
Moreover, the up-coming Kundli-Manesar-Palwal expressway will cross the NH-1 only a few Kms. from Ganaur.
Attractions and Future Opportunities:-
Ganaur is fast developing into an ideal city which includes specifically demarcated sectors/ areas for Industries, Education, Institutions, Technology, Commercial activities, etc., to cater to the needs of the thousands of residents, who would make the new Residential sectors their home
A Textile and Handloom industrial city is rapidly mushrooming at Ganaur’s door-step(Barhi).
This will signal huge investment and financial inflow with unlimited employment potential into this region.
A Hi-tech Zone is being developed on the Northern limits of Ganaur, which means immense growth potential opportunities for the more techno-savvy residents
An Education City will soon take shape only a few Kms. from Ganaur, as you drive down the 8-lane smooth and wide NH-1 from Delhi. Leading Educational institutions of India and from all over the World will be setting up campuses here to impart the most modern and diversified knowledge, that is all parents’ dream for their children.
A stone’s through away from Ganaur is Murthal, where huge modern “dhabas” are famous for their finger-licking cuisine and offer a perfect way to unwind with your family and friends.