Delhi to Jodhpur Taxi Tour Packages

600 km from Delhi • Rajasthan • Choose from 3 curated itineraries

  • ✓ Private AC car from Delhi
  • ✓ All-inclusive pricing
  • ✓ Experienced hill-driving chauffeurs
  • ✓ 100+ vehicle fleet

Jodhpur is 600 km from Delhi via Jaipur and Ajmer, and the first sight of it explains the nickname — Mehrangarh Fort on its 400-foot cliff, and the blue-washed houses of the old town spread beneath it. The fort is the reason most people come, and it deserves a full morning: the museum inside is one of the best kept in Rajasthan, and the ramparts give you the whole city at once. Below it, Jaswant Thada in white marble is quieter, and the Umaid Bhawan Palace, part royal residence and part hotel, holds a vintage car collection. The Sardar Market around the clock tower is where the city actually happens. We usually route through Pushkar or Ajmer on one leg so the drive earns a second stop.

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Day 1

Delhi → Jodhpur

🛣️ About 600 km ⏱️ 10–11 hours with stops

The blue city, Jodhpur Photo to be added

NH-48 past Jaipur and Ajmer, then west through Beawar and Pali to the blue city.

  1. 5:00 AM Pickup from your home or hotel in Delhi NCR
  2. 7:30 AM Breakfast at Neemrana
  3. 12:30 PM Lunch at Kishangarh or Ajmer
  4. 3:00 PM Through Beawar and Pali
  5. 5:00 PM Arrive in Jodhpur, hotel check-in
  6. 8:00 PM Dinner with a view of the fort lit up

Overnight: Jodhpur

Tip: Try the mirchi bada and makhaniya lassi — Jodhpur's two famous street foods.

Day 2

Mehrangarh and the old city

🛣️ About 15 km, in the city ⏱️ Under 1 hour

Mehrangarh Fort, Jodhpur Photo to be added

The fort that dominates Jodhpur, the marble cenotaph below it and the blue lanes of the old city.

  1. 9:00 AM Mehrangarh Fort and museum A 15th-century fort on a sheer rock 125 m above the city, with palaces of carved sandstone and one of the best museums in Rajasthan. Allow three hours; an audio guide is included with the ticket.
  2. 12:30 PM Lunch below the fort
  3. 2:30 PM Jaswant Thada A white marble cenotaph of 1899 below the fort, so thin in places that it glows in the sun.
  4. 4:00 PM Blue city walk The blue-washed houses of Brahmpuri below the fort, best explored on foot with a local guide.
  5. 6:00 PM Sardar Market and the clock tower The old market for spices, bandhani textiles and leather juttis.

Overnight: Jodhpur

Tip: The fort is exposed and hot in summer; start early and carry water.

Day 3

Umaid Bhawan and blue city

🛣️ About 30 km ⏱️ 1–2 hours in total

Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jodhpur Photo to be added

The art-deco palace, the old capital's cenotaphs at Mandore and the stepwell by the clock tower.

  1. 10:00 AM Umaid Bhawan Palace museum The last great palace built in India, finished in 1943, now part royal home, part hotel and part museum with the family's vintage cars.
  2. 11:45 AM Mandore Gardens The old capital of Marwar, with red sandstone cenotaphs of the rulers in a garden.
  3. 1:30 PM Lunch in the city
  4. 3:30 PM Blue city walk The blue-washed houses of Brahmpuri below the fort, best explored on foot with a local guide.
  5. 5:30 PM Toorji Ka Jhalra An 18th-century stepwell near the clock tower, restored and surrounded by cafés.
  6. 7:00 PM Shopping for bandhani and juttis

Overnight: Jodhpur

Tip: Photography inside the Umaid Bhawan museum is restricted in places.

Day 4

Jodhpur → Delhi

🛣️ About 600 km ⏱️ 11–12 hours with stops

The drive home east through Pali and up NH-48.

  1. 5:00 AM Check-out and departure
  2. 7:00 AM Breakfast at Pali or Beawar
  3. 11:30 AM Lunch at Ajmer or Kishangarh
  4. 4:00 PM Past Jaipur and Behror
  5. 5:30 PM Tea stop at Neemrana
  6. 8:30 PM Drop at your home or hotel in Delhi NCR

Tip: A night charge of ₹400 applies if the car is dropped after 11 PM.

Day 1

Delhi → Pushkar

🛣️ About 410 km ⏱️ 7–8 hours with stops

Pushkar Lake and ghats Photo to be added

South-west on NH-48 past Neemrana and around Jaipur to Kishangarh, then over the hill from Ajmer to the holy lake town of Pushkar.

  1. 6:00 AM Pickup from your home or hotel in Delhi NCR
  2. 8:00 AM Breakfast at Neemrana
  3. 12:30 PM Lunch at Kishangarh
  4. 2:30 PM Arrive in Pushkar, hotel check-in near the lake
  5. 4:30 PM Brahma Temple One of the very few temples to Brahma in India, beside the holy lake. Leather items are not allowed inside and photography is not permitted.
  6. 5:30 PM The lake ghats Fifty-two bathing ghats ring the lake. Politely decline 'priests' who offer a puja and flowers and then ask for money — it is not required.
  7. 6:30 PM Evening aarti at the lake

Overnight: Pushkar

Tip: Pushkar is a holy town: no meat, eggs or alcohol are served. The Camel Fair in October–November fills the town — book well ahead for those dates.

Day 2

Pushkar → Jodhpur

🛣️ About 200 km ⏱️ 4 hours

Savitri Temple, Pushkar Photo to be added

Sunrise at Savitri temple, the Dargah at Ajmer, and west to Jodhpur.

  1. 6:00 AM Savitri Temple at sunrise The temple of Brahma's consort on Ratnagiri hill, with a sweeping view over Pushkar and the desert. At sunrise the way up is a climb of about 650 steps; the ropeway runs from about 7:30 AM.
  2. 8:00 AM Breakfast and check-out
  3. 9:00 AM Ajmer Sharif Dargah The Dargah of the Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti, visited by people of every faith. Cover your head; bags and cameras are best left in the car.
  4. 10:30 AM Depart for Jodhpur via Beawar and Pali
  5. 2:00 PM Arrive in Jodhpur, check-in and lunch
  6. 5:30 PM Toorji Ka Jhalra An 18th-century stepwell near the clock tower, restored and surrounded by cafés.

Overnight: Jodhpur

Tip: The Dargah is crowded on Thursdays and Fridays.

Day 3

Mehrangarh and the old city

🛣️ About 15 km, in the city ⏱️ Under 1 hour

Mehrangarh Fort, Jodhpur Photo to be added

The fort that dominates Jodhpur, the marble cenotaph below it and the blue lanes of the old city.

  1. 9:00 AM Mehrangarh Fort and museum A 15th-century fort on a sheer rock 125 m above the city, with palaces of carved sandstone and one of the best museums in Rajasthan. Allow three hours; an audio guide is included with the ticket.
  2. 12:30 PM Lunch below the fort
  3. 2:30 PM Jaswant Thada A white marble cenotaph of 1899 below the fort, so thin in places that it glows in the sun.
  4. 4:00 PM Blue city walk The blue-washed houses of Brahmpuri below the fort, best explored on foot with a local guide.
  5. 6:00 PM Sardar Market and the clock tower The old market for spices, bandhani textiles and leather juttis.

Overnight: Jodhpur

Tip: The fort is exposed and hot in summer; start early and carry water.

Day 4

Osian day trip

🛣️ About 130 km round trip ⏱️ 3 hours of driving

Osian temples Photo to be added

Into the Thar to the temple town of Osian, then the Umaid Bhawan Palace on the way back.

  1. 8:30 AM Breakfast and departure
  2. 10:00 AM Sachiya Mata and the Jain temples Osian's 8th–11th century temples are among the oldest in Rajasthan, with the hilltop Sachiya Mata temple and the Mahavira Jain temple.
  3. 12:00 PM Camel ride on the dunes (optional) Short rides on the sand dunes outside the village, paid on the spot.
  4. 1:00 PM Lunch and return to Jodhpur
  5. 3:00 PM Umaid Bhawan Palace museum The last great palace built in India, finished in 1943, now part royal home, part hotel and part museum with the family's vintage cars.

Overnight: Jodhpur

Tip: The desert is hot at midday from April to June; the camel ride is best in winter.

Day 5

Jodhpur → Delhi

🛣️ About 600 km ⏱️ 11–12 hours with stops

The drive home east through Pali and up NH-48.

  1. 5:00 AM Check-out and departure
  2. 7:00 AM Breakfast at Pali or Beawar
  3. 11:30 AM Lunch at Ajmer or Kishangarh
  4. 4:00 PM Past Jaipur and Behror
  5. 5:30 PM Tea stop at Neemrana
  6. 8:30 PM Drop at your home or hotel in Delhi NCR

Tip: A night charge of ₹400 applies if the car is dropped after 11 PM.

Day 1

Delhi → Pushkar

🛣️ About 410 km ⏱️ 7–8 hours with stops

Pushkar Lake and ghats Photo to be added

South-west on NH-48 past Neemrana and around Jaipur to Kishangarh, then over the hill from Ajmer to the holy lake town of Pushkar.

  1. 6:00 AM Pickup from your home or hotel in Delhi NCR
  2. 8:00 AM Breakfast at Neemrana
  3. 12:30 PM Lunch at Kishangarh
  4. 2:30 PM Arrive in Pushkar, hotel check-in near the lake
  5. 4:30 PM Brahma Temple One of the very few temples to Brahma in India, beside the holy lake. Leather items are not allowed inside and photography is not permitted.
  6. 5:30 PM The lake ghats Fifty-two bathing ghats ring the lake. Politely decline 'priests' who offer a puja and flowers and then ask for money — it is not required.
  7. 6:30 PM Evening aarti at the lake

Overnight: Pushkar

Tip: Pushkar is a holy town: no meat, eggs or alcohol are served. The Camel Fair in October–November fills the town — book well ahead for those dates.

Day 2

Pushkar → Jodhpur

🛣️ About 200 km ⏱️ 4 hours

Savitri Temple, Pushkar Photo to be added

Sunrise at Savitri temple, the Dargah at Ajmer, and west to Jodhpur.

  1. 6:00 AM Savitri Temple at sunrise The temple of Brahma's consort on Ratnagiri hill, with a sweeping view over Pushkar and the desert. At sunrise the way up is a climb of about 650 steps; the ropeway runs from about 7:30 AM.
  2. 8:00 AM Breakfast and check-out
  3. 9:00 AM Ajmer Sharif Dargah The Dargah of the Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti, visited by people of every faith. Cover your head; bags and cameras are best left in the car.
  4. 10:30 AM Depart for Jodhpur via Beawar and Pali
  5. 2:00 PM Arrive in Jodhpur, check-in and lunch
  6. 5:30 PM Toorji Ka Jhalra and the clock tower An 18th-century stepwell near the clock tower, restored and surrounded by cafés.

Overnight: Jodhpur

Tip: The Dargah is crowded on Thursdays and Fridays.

Day 3

Mehrangarh and the old city

🛣️ About 15 km, in the city ⏱️ Under 1 hour

Mehrangarh Fort, Jodhpur Photo to be added

The fort that dominates Jodhpur, the marble cenotaph below it and the blue lanes of the old city.

  1. 9:00 AM Mehrangarh Fort and museum A 15th-century fort on a sheer rock 125 m above the city, with palaces of carved sandstone and one of the best museums in Rajasthan. Allow three hours; an audio guide is included with the ticket.
  2. 12:30 PM Lunch below the fort
  3. 2:30 PM Jaswant Thada A white marble cenotaph of 1899 below the fort, so thin in places that it glows in the sun.
  4. 4:00 PM Blue city walk The blue-washed houses of Brahmpuri below the fort, best explored on foot with a local guide.
  5. 6:00 PM Sardar Market and the clock tower The old market for spices, bandhani textiles and leather juttis.

Overnight: Jodhpur

Tip: The fort is exposed and hot in summer; start early and carry water.

Day 4

Jodhpur → Jaisalmer

🛣️ About 280 km ⏱️ 5 hours

Jaisalmer Fort Photo to be added

West across the Thar to the golden city of Jaisalmer.

  1. 7:00 AM Breakfast and check-out
  2. 10:00 AM Lunch stop at Pokhran
  3. 12:30 PM Arrive in Jaisalmer, hotel check-in
  4. 2:30 PM Jaisalmer Fort A living fort of golden sandstone from 1156, still home to about a quarter of the town. Its carved Jain temples admit visitors only in the morning, so they are on tomorrow's plan.
  5. 5:30 PM Sunset at Gadisar Lake A 14th-century reservoir ringed by shrines and a carved gateway.

Overnight: Jaisalmer

Tip: Sam sand dunes are 40 km away; a sunset camel ride there can replace Gadisar if you prefer — tell the driver in the morning.

Day 5

Jaisalmer → Jodhpur

🛣️ About 280 km ⏱️ 5 hours

Patwon Ki Haveli, Jaisalmer Photo to be added

The Jain temples in the fort and the carved havelis of Jaisalmer in the morning, the royal cenotaphs at Bada Bagh, and back to Jodhpur.

  1. 8:00 AM Jain temples in Jaisalmer Fort Seven carved sandstone temples of the 12th to 16th centuries inside the fort, open to visitors only until about noon. Leather items are not allowed.
  2. 9:30 AM Patwon Ki Haveli A cluster of five merchants' mansions from the 1800s, with sandstone carved as finely as lace.
  3. 10:30 AM Salim Singh Ki Haveli The mansion of a prime minister, with a peacock-shaped roof.
  4. 11:30 AM Bada Bagh cenotaphs Royal chhatris on a ridge outside the city, glowing gold in the sun.
  5. 12:30 PM Depart for Jodhpur
  6. 2:30 PM Lunch at Pokhran
  7. 6:00 PM Arrive in Jodhpur, hotel check-in

Overnight: Jodhpur

Tip: Jaisalmer is best from October to March; summer days are very hot.

Day 6

Jodhpur → Delhi

🛣️ About 600 km ⏱️ 11–12 hours with stops

The drive home east through Pali and up NH-48.

  1. 5:00 AM Check-out and departure
  2. 7:00 AM Breakfast at Pali or Beawar
  3. 11:30 AM Lunch at Ajmer or Kishangarh
  4. 4:00 PM Past Jaipur and Behror
  5. 5:30 PM Tea stop at Neemrana
  6. 8:30 PM Drop at your home or hotel in Delhi NCR

Tip: A night charge of ₹400 applies if the car is dropped after 11 PM.

Package Prices

Choose a duration to see the price for each vehicle. Every price includes the full distance, all tolls and every state tax on the route.

Prices for the 5 Days / 4 Nights package. See its day-by-day itinerary →

VehicleSeatsKilometres includedPackage priceExtra km
Maruti Swift Dzire41,417 km₹22,600₹12/km
Maruti Ertiga61,417 km₹27,100₹15/km
Toyota Innova Crysta71,417 km₹34,200₹20/km
Toyota Innova Hycross71,417 km₹41,300₹25/km
Tempo Traveller 9-Seater91,440 km Call for price ₹25/km
Tempo Traveller 12-Seater121,440 km Call for price ₹28/km
Tempo Traveller 16-Seater161,440 km Call for price ₹32/km
Force Urbania 16-Seater161,440 km Call for price ₹38/km
Force Urbania with Maharaja Seats121,440 km Call for price ₹45/km

The price covers the vehicle, the chauffeur, fuel, the driver's allowance, all tolls and every state tax on the route. Kilometres are measured garage to garage. For a Tempo Traveller or Urbania, tap Call for price and our office will quote you directly.

✔ Included in the package

  • Air-conditioned vehicle with an experienced chauffeur
  • Fuel for the entire journey
  • All kilometres listed for the package, measured garage to garage
  • Driver's daily allowance for every day of the trip
  • All highway and expressway tolls on the route
  • State and border taxes for every state on the route

✘ Not included

  • Parking charges — payable as per actual
  • Hotel accommodation
  • Monument, temple and national park entry tickets
  • Tickets for any activity, ride or adventure sport
  • Helicopter, pony and palki charges
  • Meals and refreshments
  • Kilometres run beyond the package — charged at the per-km rate shown for each vehicle
  • Night charge of ₹400 — applicable if the vehicle is dropped after 11:00 PM on the final day

Fare and kilometres

The fare is for the vehicle and not per passenger. It covers the kilometres listed for the package, measured garage to garage from our head office in Rajendra Place and back to it. Kilometres run beyond the package are charged at the per-km rate shown for the vehicle.

Parking charges are payable as per actual. A night charge of ₹400 applies if the vehicle is dropped after 11:00 PM on the final day.

Hotel accommodation, meals, monument and temple entry tickets, activity and adventure-sport tickets, and any local ride such as a helicopter, pony or palki are not part of the package.

Sightseeing and road conditions

Sightseeing is subject to the opening days and hours of each monument. We are not responsible if a monument, temple or park is closed on the day of your visit.

In some places the local taxi union does not allow outside vehicles for local sightseeing — in Ladakh, and for Rohtang Pass in Manali. There, the local sightseeing is done in a local taxi, paid separately.

Journey times may be affected by traffic, police or administrative restrictions, VIP movement, processions, strikes or road works, and we are not responsible for delays or itinerary changes caused by them.

In the event of a landslide, flood, heavy snowfall, earthquake or any other natural occurrence that closes a road or a monument, we are not responsible for the resulting delay, detour or cancellation. Any additional running or halt on that account is charged as per actual.

Quotations

Fares hold for the dates and itinerary quoted, and are revised if the dates, itinerary or vehicle change. Any revision in toll or state tax by the authorities applies as per actual.

Tempo Traveller and Urbania fares are quoted on request — please call the office for a quotation.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many days do I need for Delhi to Jodhpur?

Most travellers prefer 3 to 5 days for Jodhpur. It depends on your pace and how many nearby attractions you want to cover. All durations are shown above — click any to see the full itinerary.

What is the taxi fare for Delhi to Jodhpur?

Packages start at ₹20,400 for the 4 Days / 3 Nights tour in a Maruti Swift Dzire, covering 1,280 km measured garage to garage. Every package price includes the chauffeur, fuel, the driver's allowance, all tolls and every state tax on the route. Parking is extra, as per actual, and Tempo Traveller and Urbania fares are quoted on request.

Is the Delhi to Jodhpur route safe for night driving?

Yes. Our drivers are experienced on the Jodhpur route and trained for highway and hill driving. All vehicles are GPS-tracked and insured.

Can I customise the Jodhpur itinerary?

Yes. Every itinerary is fully customisable. Call +91 9810438237 to discuss your preferred duration, stops and pace.

Do you provide hotels with the Jodhpur tour package?

We provide transport only. However, we can suggest trusted hotels in Jodhpur based on your budget — just ask when you call.

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