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The Oberoi Sukhvilas Resort & Spa, Siswan Forest Range, New Chandigarh is located thirty minutes from Chandigarh city centre, in the State of Punjab.
THE OBEROI SUKHVILĀS SPA RESORT, NEW CHANDIGARH
Pallanpur P.O, Sialba Majri Rd, New Chandigarh, Punjab 140110
Distance 30 km
Driving time 45 - 55 minutes 
Directions 30 km
Drive out of the airport and go straight
Take the left at the roundabout onto Chandigarh RoadContinue straight onto Chandigarh Road by taking a right turnDrive straight and enter Purv Marg in ChandigarhContinue on Purv Marg and then take a left onto Madhya Marg. Drive straight up to PGI Hospital, continuing on Madhya MargDrive up to Sarangpur until you reach the roundabout where Chandigarh city limit ends and New Chandigarh startsContinue straight on this road and reach the intersection leading to Kurali (on the left) and Baddi (on the right)
Cross this intersection and drive straight up to the next roundabout
Take a right at this roundabout and continue straight on for about 700 metresTurn right into the hotel's gate and continue on this road for about 1.1 kms
Distance 25 kmDriving time 45 minutesDirections 25 kmDrive out from the railway station and turn righDrive straight for about 1 km and take the free left onto Madhya MargDrive straight up to PGI Hospital, continuing on Madhya MargDrive up to Sarangpur until you reach the roundabout where Chandigarh city limit ends and New Chandigarh startsContinue straight on this road and reach the intersection leading to Kurali (on the left) and Baddi (on the right)Cross this intersection and drive straight up to the next roundaboutTake a right at this roundabout and continue straight on for about 700 metresTurn right into the hotel's gate and continue on this road for about 1.1 kms
Distance 20 kmDriving time 30 minutesDirections 20 kmHead south-west towards Uttar MargDrive from Vigyan Path, Udyan Path and Madhya Marg towards Punjab UniversityTurn right onto Uttar Marg and turn left onto Himalaya MargAt the roundabout, take the third exit and continue onto Vigyan PathGo through one roundaboutAt Junction 8, take the first exit onto Udyan PathPass by Government Home Science CollegeAt the roundabout, take the second exit onto Madhya Marg and go past the petrol stationDrive straight past PGI Hospital, continuing on Madhya Marg.Drive straight towards Sarangpur until you reach the roundabout where Chandigarh city limit ends and New Chandigarh startsContinue straight on this road and reach the intersection leading to Kurali (on the left) and Baddi (on the right)Cross this intersection and drive straight up to the next roundaboutTake the right from this roundabout and continue straight on for about 700 metresTurn right into the hotel's gate and continue on this road for about 1.1 kms
Chandigarh, Punjab can drop to a chilly 9°C in the winter, while summers can reach 40°C. The monsoon rains fall in July and August.
All international visitors to India (except those with a Nepali or Bhutanese national passport), must have valid passports stamped with current visas. For more information on visa categories and applications, please visit the Government of India online portal for Visa Applications.
It is mandatory for all international visitors to India to register with the Foreigners' Regional Registration Office within 24 hours of arrival. The hotel will scan your passport photograph page when you check in and take care of this service for you.
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We would be happy to help with foreign currency exchange in India. Please ask the concierge upon arrival.
There are plenty of international ATMs in all major cities in India. International credit cards are also widely accepted.
Please note: It is prohibited to take Indian currency out of India.
If you are travelling to Chandigarh during the summer months, we recommend you wear loose clothing made from natural fabrics. During the winter months, you may wish to carry a sweater or a warm shawl for the evenings.
English is widely spoken in India. Staff at the airport, hotels, restaurants and shops will most often be fluent in English.
Hindi is the official and most widely spoken native language in India. It is most concentrated in the northern states. Telugu, Malayalam, Tamil and Kannada prevail in the south.
