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Home / Chandigarh / Take These Routes To Reach Stadium

Take these routes to reach Mullanpur stadium

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 08:52 AM Dec 11, 2025 IST
Indian player Hardik Pandya and coach Gautam Gambhir arrives at the Chandigarh airport on Wednesday ahead of T20 match against South Africa which will be played at Maharaja Yadavindra Singh PCA Stadium, Mullanpur in Mohali. TRIBUNE PHOTO: RAVI KUMAR

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From Dakshin Marg: Turn left from the Mullanpur-Chandigarh barrier towards the Baddi-Kurali road. Near the Omaxe building, turn left from the Baddi-Kurali road and take PR-7 (Airport Road). From Airport Road, turn left towards the stadium road. Alternatively, turn left from the Mullanpur-Chandigarh barrier and continue on the Baddi-Kurali road. Near Eco City 1 township, turn left and reach the stadium road via PR-6 road.

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From Airport Road: People coming from the Baddi/Kurali road can drive straight on the PR-7 road and turn right towards the stadium road. If you are coming from the Kurali side, also turn right towards the stadium road.

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From PGI/Madhya Marg: Drive straight towards the Baddi-Kurali road and turn left to get onto Airport Road. Then turn left towards the stadium road.

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