Outstation Cab Route
Delhi to Ajmer Taxi
Ajmer is home to the Dargah of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti, one of the most visited Sufi shrines in India, and a taxi from Delhi covers the full route via Jaipur.
Route Overview
Delhi to Ajmer Taxi for the Dargah Sharif
The Dargah of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti is the heart of Ajmer, drawing visitors of many faiths who come to pay respects at one of India's most significant Sufi shrines.
The drive from Delhi runs via Jaipur before continuing on to Ajmer, so many travellers either halt in Jaipur along the way or treat the two cities as one combined trip.
Ajmer also sits close to Pushkar, and the two are commonly visited together given how short the distance between them is.
Travel Details
Distance, Time and Route Highlights
The route follows NH48 via Jaipur before continuing southwest to Ajmer.
Dargah Sharif visitlong NH48 highway drive via Jaipurclose to Pushkar
Route Stages
Delhi to Ajmer Route Stages
- Delhi → Jaipur — The first major leg of the drive, largely on NH48.
- Jaipur → Ajmer — The final stretch southwest to Ajmer.
Stops Along the Way
Places to Stop Between Delhi and Ajmer
- Jaipur (waypoint) — Often used as a halting point or an added stop given how much of the route it shares with this journey.
Places to Visit
Top Attractions in Ajmer
- Dargah Sharif — The shrine of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti, and the main reason most visitors come to Ajmer — open to people of all faiths.
- Ana Sagar Lake — An artificial lake in the city, popular for a quiet walk or boat ride away from the busier Dargah area.
- Taragarh Fort — One of the oldest hill forts in India, overlooking the city and worth a visit for the views alone.
- Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra — A historic mosque near the Dargah, notable for its architecture and centuries-old history.
- Pushkar — A short drive from Ajmer, known for its lake and the Brahma Temple — often visited on the same trip given how close it is.
Good to Know
Best Time to Travel and Road Notes
Best season: Rajasthan gets very hot through the summer months, so winter and early spring tend to be more comfortable for this drive and for visiting the Dargah.
Road note: NH48 is a well-used highway for most of this route, with traffic through the Jaipur stretch being the main variable on the drive.
Cab Choices
Cab Options for Ajmer
A sedan is comfortable for this mostly-highway route, and an Innova or SUV suits families or larger groups better given the length of the drive.
- A sedan handles this route comfortably, since it's largely open highway rather than hill roads.
- An Innova or similar SUV is a better fit for families or groups, mainly for the extra room over such a long drive.
- Travellers combining this with a Jaipur or Pushkar stop often prefer a slightly larger vehicle to manage luggage across a multi-city trip.
- The same driver stays with you for the full journey, which is useful if you're breaking the trip into stages.
FAQs
Delhi to Ajmer Taxi FAQs
How long does the Delhi to Ajmer taxi journey take?
It's a long highway drive via Jaipur, and many travellers either halt in Jaipur along the way or treat it as part of a longer Rajasthan trip.
Can I visit Pushkar on the same trip?
Yes, Pushkar is a short drive from Ajmer and is commonly visited together given the short distance between them.
Which cab is best for this route?
A sedan is comfortable for the highway drive, and an Innova or SUV suits families or larger groups better over a journey this long.
Is the Dargah open to non-Muslims?
Yes, the Dargah Sharif is visited by people of many faiths and is open to all visitors.
What's the best time of year for this trip?
Winter and early spring are generally more comfortable, since Rajasthan gets very hot through the summer months.
Does the same driver stay for the whole trip?
Yes, one driver and vehicle stay with you for the entire journey, including any stop in Jaipur along the way.