Ganga Expressway interchange
NH-334 Meerut–Hapur interchange
Quick answer
The NH-334 Meerut–Hapur interchange is a trumpet interchange at the western end of the Ganga Expressway. The expressway itself starts at Bijauli village near Kharkhauda on NH-334, so this is the first access point for traffic from Meerut and Hapur. Its exact chainage and village have not yet been verified.
| Connecting road | NH-334 (Meerut–Hapur) |
|---|---|
| Interchange type | Trumpet |
| District | Data not yet verified |
| Chainage from Meerut | Data not yet verified |
| Coordinates | Data not yet verified |
| Nearest towns | Data not yet verified |
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What does it connect?
NH-334 runs between Meerut and Hapur. The trumpet layout means one loop ramp joins the expressway to the highway in all directions, so it works as a gateway rather than a through crossing.
What should land buyers check nearby?
Land around the western end sits inside Meerut’s wider growth area, where the Meerut Development Authority plans apply in places. Check the master-plan land use as well as the khatauni.
Which toll section is this interchange in?
Ganga Expressway tolling is closed and distance-based: FASTag is read when you enter and charged at exit. The four toll sections are listed below. Which section this interchange falls in is data not yet verified.
- Meerut (Bijauli) → Budaun (Nagla Barah): 129.7 km
- Budaun (Nagla Barah) → Hardoi: 151.7 km
- Hardoi → Unnao: 155.7 km
- Unnao → Prayagraj: 156.8 km
Frequently asked questions
Is the NH-334 interchange the start of the Ganga Expressway?
The expressway starts at Bijauli village near Kharkhauda on NH-334, Meerut district. The NH-334 trumpet interchange serves that end, but we have not yet confirmed whether it is exactly at Bijauli or a short distance east.
How do I reach the Delhi–Meerut Expressway from here?
The Ganga Expressway has a direct connection with the Delhi–Meerut Expressway at its western end, listed separately on our interchange page. Follow the signs for Delhi at the Meerut end.
Sources
- Wikipedia: Ganga Expressway · not yet checked by our editors
- News reports on Ganga Expressway tolling, May 2026 onward (exact article not yet recorded) · not yet checked by our editors