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Driving from Jodhpur to Jaipur is one of those trips that, by itself, feels like a true Rajasthani experience. Depending on the route you choose and the number of stops you make along the way, the approximately 330 km trip takes five to six hours. Each of the three routes has its own special thing.

Route 1: via NH48 through Ajmer (Most Popular)

Jodhpur → Pali → Beawar → Ajmer → Kishangarh → Jaipur

Most people heading out on a Jodhpur to Jaipur by road trip pick this route and the reason is simple as the highway is wide, the surface stays good for most of the drive and you rarely hit bad patches. A lot of travellers stop at Ajmer Sharif Dargah on the way or take a quick detour to Pushkar before continuing to Jaipur. 

Route 2: via Nagaur and Merta

Jodhpur → Nagaur → Merta → Makrana → Kishangarh → Jaipur

Slightly shorter in distance at 320 km but the roads through Nagaur are narrower so it takes a little longer. Merta is the birthplace of Mirabai and worth a quick stop if you appreciate history.

Route 3: via Sojat and Beawar

Jodhpur → Bilara → Sojat → Beawar → Ajmer → Jaipur

The best route from Faridabad to Mathura is the Yamuna expressway, which offers you a safe and smooth journey. It is the best route to take if you are travelling with family as you will get less traffic and clear roads throughout the journey. You can start your journey by reaching Greater Noida, and from there you will reach the Yamuna expressway. 

Faridabad to Mathura Distance 

Faridabad to Mathura distance is around 120 to 140 kms and it takes around 2.5 to 3 hours to reach Mathura depending on the traffic and weather conditions.

Another route that you can take is through National Highway 19 which passes through Faridabad - Sikri - Palwal - Hodal - Kosi Kalan - Mathura. The distance is around 160 to 180 kms and it takes about 2.5 to 3 hours to reach there. This route is ideal for those who want to avoid expressway tolls and seeking a more local road experience. 

Chail is a beautiful hill station located in Himachal Pradesh. This hill station is famous for its pristine beauty, thick forest and world-famous Chail Palace. This place is ideal for nature enthusiasts who want to stay away from the crowds.

Delhi to Chail distance is approx. 335 km and it takes 7 to 8 hours to reach depending on the traffic, weather and road conditions.

Best Route from Delhi to Chail

The best route that you can take to drive to Chail is by National Highway 44 and National Highway 5 which passes through Punjab and Haryana.

Delhi → Panipat → Karnal → Kurukshetra → Ambala → Zirakpur (on NH44)

Zirakpur → Kalka → Dharampur → Kandaghat → Chail (on NH5 & NH 13)

This route is the best way to reach Chail as the roads are clean and well-connected with the highways. 

Alternative Route 

Delhi → Sonipat → Rohtak → Chandigarh → Solan → Kandaghat → Chail

Do you want to ditch the hustle and bustle of Delhi and plan to explore the colorful wonders of Rajasthan? We would suggest you to go on a road trip to Jaipur. Now you must be thinking why Jaipur? And why via road? So, the answer is, from Delhi, you can travel to Jaipur in a single day or two (in case you want an overnight stay) and experience the rich culture and heritage of the place.

In the later sections of this blog we will explain, “why to do Delhi to Jaipur Road trip?”, “which route should you take?”, “what are the tourist attractions along these routes?” and many other things. Let us get started.

Why to do the Delhi to Jaipur Road Trip?

It is a common misconception that road trips are hectic. While we are not denying that it is not hectic, depending on the distance and road conditions, it may vary. The reason behind our suggestion to do a Road Trip from Delhi to Jaipur is because it is just 280 km, which you can cover in 4 to 5 hours.