Bike Rental in Patiala & Scooty on Rent

Name: Hire N Ride
Address: Cabin No. 702 (A), Plot No. C-201-202B, 7th Floor, Industrial Focal Point, Phase 8B, Sector 74, Mohali, Punjab, 160071, IN
Telephone: +91 8065063875
Price range: ₹₹

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Bike rental advantages in Patiala

Autos and rickshaws are easy to find in the centre but add up over several trips a day. With a two-wheeler from Hire N Ride you can move between college, market and gurdwara on your own schedule. Use the table below to pick the right type of vehicle.

What makes Patiala different: local routes, road conditions, and trip pacing unique to this destination — use the places and FAQs below for rider-specific tips.

Beat the Bazaar Traffic

Lanes around the fort are too narrow for comfortable car parking, while a scooter fits easily.

Low Running Cost

A scooter uses very little fuel on short city trips, which keeps daily travel cheap.

Clear Rules

Each Hire N Ride listing explains the deposit, the helmet policy and the return time before you book.

Every booking on Hire N Ride is handled online, from search and payment to the return of the vehicle.

Ride When You Want

Head out for early gurdwara visits or late-night food runs without waiting for an auto.

Scooty & scooter rental in Patiala

Looking for a scooty rental in Patiala? Hire N Ride also serves scooty and scooter riders for easy local hops, comfortable short rides, and everyday exploration — alongside our bike fleet, with the same transparent pricing and support.

Yes — scooty and scooter rentals are available through Hire N Ride in and around Patiala, subject to live inventory. Browse available two-wheelers on this page or switch filters to find an Economy Scooter when listed.

Scooties are ideal for shorter rides, easier handling, and comfortable daily exploration around Patiala. Choose a motorcycle for longer mountain routes, higher altitudes, and multi-day circuits.

Photo gallery

Scenes from Patiala — routes, landmarks, and the landscapes waiting on your next ride.

Top places to explore in Patiala

Discover scenic routes, hidden gems, and must-visit spots around Patiala — curated for riders who want to explore beyond the main tourist trail.

Easy, slow traffic

Qila Mubarak and the Old Bazaars

The fort and the market lanes around it

Qila Mubarak is the 18th-century fort at the heart of Patiala. The markets around it sell juttis, parandas, phulkari and dry fruits, and they are best explored on a scooter you can park nearby. Ride slowly here, as pedestrians, rickshaws and handcarts share the lanes.

Old city centre

Easy

Bahadurgarh Fort

Fort linked with Guru Tegh Bahadur

Bahadurgarh Fort lies just outside Patiala on the Rajpura side. It has a gurdwara associated with Guru Tegh Bahadur and is a short, easy ride from the city. Go in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the midday heat.

About 6 km from the city

Easy

Old Moti Bagh Palace (NIS)

Royal palace that now houses the National Institute of Sports

The Old Moti Bagh Palace was built for the Patiala royal family and later bought by the Government of India. Today it houses the National Institute of Sports, and its long facade is one of the grandest sights in the city. Access inside the campus is controlled, so view the palace from the outside and ride on to the Moti Bagh Gurdwara nearby.

Southern Patiala

Easy

Kali Devi Temple

Important Hindu temple of the city

The Kali Devi Temple was built by the Patiala royal family and is visited by large crowds during Navratri. It sits close to the Baradari Gardens, so the two make a natural pair. Expect heavy crowds on festival days and park a little away from the entrance.

Central Patiala, opposite the Baradari

Easy

Gurdwara Dukh Niwaran Sahib

The city's most visited gurdwara

Gurdwara Dukh Niwaran Sahib is linked with Guru Tegh Bahadur and is famous for its sarovar and langar. It is busy on Sundays and on Gurpurab days. Cover your head and leave your helmet with the bike or at the shoe counter.

Central Patiala

Easy

Sheesh Mahal and Lachman Jhoola

Mirror-work palace and lakeside suspension bridge

The Sheesh Mahal was built as part of the Moti Bagh palace complex and is known for its mirror work and painted rooms. In front of it is a lake crossed by the Lachman Jhoola, a small suspension bridge that is popular for photos. Park in the space near the gate, lock the bike and walk around the lake in the late afternoon, when the light is soft and the heat has eased.

South of the old city, next to Moti Bagh

Easy, slow traffic

Qila Mubarak and the Old Bazaars

The fort and the market lanes around it

Qila Mubarak is the 18th-century fort at the heart of Patiala. The markets around it sell juttis, parandas, phulkari and dry fruits, and they are best explored on a scooter you can park nearby. Ride slowly here, as pedestrians, rickshaws and handcarts share the lanes.

Old city centre

Easy

Bahadurgarh Fort

Fort linked with Guru Tegh Bahadur

Bahadurgarh Fort lies just outside Patiala on the Rajpura side. It has a gurdwara associated with Guru Tegh Bahadur and is a short, easy ride from the city. Go in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the midday heat.

About 6 km from the city

Easy

Old Moti Bagh Palace (NIS)

Royal palace that now houses the National Institute of Sports

The Old Moti Bagh Palace was built for the Patiala royal family and later bought by the Government of India. Today it houses the National Institute of Sports, and its long facade is one of the grandest sights in the city. Access inside the campus is controlled, so view the palace from the outside and ride on to the Moti Bagh Gurdwara nearby.

Southern Patiala

Easy

Kali Devi Temple

Important Hindu temple of the city

The Kali Devi Temple was built by the Patiala royal family and is visited by large crowds during Navratri. It sits close to the Baradari Gardens, so the two make a natural pair. Expect heavy crowds on festival days and park a little away from the entrance.

Central Patiala, opposite the Baradari

Easy

Gurdwara Dukh Niwaran Sahib

The city's most visited gurdwara

Gurdwara Dukh Niwaran Sahib is linked with Guru Tegh Bahadur and is famous for its sarovar and langar. It is busy on Sundays and on Gurpurab days. Cover your head and leave your helmet with the bike or at the shoe counter.

Central Patiala

Easy

Sheesh Mahal and Lachman Jhoola

Mirror-work palace and lakeside suspension bridge

The Sheesh Mahal was built as part of the Moti Bagh palace complex and is known for its mirror work and painted rooms. In front of it is a lake crossed by the Lachman Jhoola, a small suspension bridge that is popular for photos. Park in the space near the gate, lock the bike and walk around the lake in the late afternoon, when the light is soft and the heat has eased.

South of the old city, next to Moti Bagh

Riding tips

Always wear a helmet
Helmets are compulsory for both rider and pillion in Punjab. Check that the listing includes them.
Watch for fog in winter
Morning fog can be heavy in December and January. Use headlights and ride slowly.
Lock the bike in markets
Use the steering lock and park in a busy, visible place in the bazaars.
Avoid long highway rides on a scooter
Scooters are best for city use. Pick a motorcycle for trips to Chandigarh or Fatehgarh Sahib.
Note the fuel level at pickup
Return the bike with the same fuel level as agreed on the listing.
Carry your licence
Keep your driving licence with you, as police checks are common on city roads.
Plan around festival crowds
Navratri at Kali Devi Temple and Gurpurab days at the gurdwaras bring heavy crowds, so ride early and expect diversions.
Keep valuables secure
Use the under-seat storage for bags and do not leave helmets hanging on the mirrors in busy markets.

Things to do in Patiala

Make the most of your trip to Patiala with these experiences — from adventure sports and temple visits to local culture and nature trails.

Patiala Food Ride

Ride through the old city in the evening and try lassi, kulcha and the sweets that Punjab is known for.

A scooter makes it easy to hop between several stalls in different lanes.

Lassi
Kulcha
Sweets
Evening markets

Royal City Loop

Start at Qila Mubarak, ride south to the Moti Bagh Palace and Sheesh Mahal, and finish at the Baradari Gardens.

The full loop is short and easy to ride in half a day.

Qila Mubarak
Moti Bagh
Sheesh Mahal
Baradari

Morning Ride to Bahadurgarh

Leave early, ride to Bahadurgarh Fort while the road is quiet and return for breakfast in the city.

This is an easy first ride if you are new to the city.

Early start
Open roads
Fort visit
Breakfast stop

Day at Punjabi University and the City

Punjabi University on the Rajpura road is one of the biggest campuses in Punjab. Ride out to the campus, then come back through the city for cafés and book shops near the main markets.

A scooter is the easiest way to manage classes, errands and evening plans on the same day.

Campus visit
Cafés
Book shops
Easy ride

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FAQs about Patiala

Find answers to common questions about rental and traveling in Patiala.

Search Patiala on Hire N Ride, choose your dates and compare bikes and scooters. The deposit, helmet policy and pickup point are shown before you pay.

Local partners are adding bikes to the Patiala page. If nothing is listed for your dates, try bike rental in Chandigarh or bike rental in Mohali.

Yes, scooters are the most popular choice for city use when partners list them. They are easy to park and light on fuel.

A valid two-wheeler driving licence and a government ID. The listing shows any extra requirements.

Yes, on a motorcycle. It is a highway ride of about 70 km, so plan breaks and avoid riding after dark in winter fog.

Many partners include a helmet. Check the listing and ask for a second helmet if you are riding with a pillion.

October to March is cool and dry. Summer afternoons are very hot, and the monsoon brings heavy rain.

Try bike rental in Ambala, bike rental in Amritsar or bike rental in Hisar, or see all cities on the Hire N Ride home page.

Patiala is home to Punjabi University and several colleges, so longer rentals are popular. Where a partner offers weekly or monthly terms, they are shown on the listing. Compare the total cost with daily autos before you decide.

Zoomcar is known mainly for cars. Hire N Ride lists both cars and two-wheelers from local partners, and each listing shows the deposit and rules up front.

Use marked parking near the main gates of the fort and the gurdwara, or wider streets just outside the bazaars. Avoid blocking shop fronts, as the lanes are busy all day.