
Outstation Cab Route
Delhi to Udaipur Taxi
Udaipur, known as the City of Lakes, is a long drive south from Delhi via Jaipur and Ajmer, and a taxi covers the full route in one comfortable booking.
Route Overview
Delhi to Udaipur Taxi for the City of Lakes
Udaipur is built around a series of lakes, and much of what draws people here — the City Palace, Lake Pichola, and the older parts of the city — sits close to the water, making it an easy city to explore once you've arrived.
The drive from Delhi covers real distance, running via Jaipur and Ajmer before reaching Udaipur, so most travellers either start early to reach the same day or break the journey with a halt in Jaipur along the way.
Because this route already passes through Jaipur, some travellers choose to split the trip into two legs — stopping to see Jaipur first before continuing on to Udaipur — rather than treating it as a single non-stop drive.
Travel Details
Distance, Time and Route Highlights
The route follows NH48 via Jaipur and Ajmer/Beawar before the final stretch south to Udaipur.
Route Stages
Delhi to Udaipur Route Stages
- Delhi → Jaipur — The first major leg of the drive, largely on NH48.
- Jaipur → Ajmer — Continued highway driving south from Jaipur.
- Ajmer → Beawar — A shorter stretch continuing the route south.
- Beawar → Udaipur — The final leg into the City of Lakes.
Stops Along the Way
Places to Stop Between Delhi and Udaipur
- Jaipur (waypoint) — Often used as a halting point or an added stop given how much of the route it shares with this journey.
- Ajmer (waypoint) — A practical stopping point roughly midway along the drive south.
Places to Visit
Top Attractions in Udaipur
- City Palace — A large palace complex overlooking Lake Pichola, and usually the starting point for most visitors exploring Udaipur's history and architecture.
- Lake Pichola — The lake at the heart of the city, with boat rides available that take in views of the City Palace and the surrounding hills.
- Saheliyon ki Bari — A garden with fountains and marble features, built for the royal ladies of the court and now a popular public garden.
- Jagdish Temple — A large, intricately carved temple close to the City Palace, worth visiting for the architecture even outside prayer times.
- Fateh Sagar Lake — A second, quieter lake in the city, popular for an evening walk or boat ride away from the busier City Palace area.
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 a long drive and sightseeing in Udaipur. Monsoon brings occasional heavy rain but also fills the lakes, which some travellers specifically time their visit around.
Road note: NH48 is a well-used highway for most of this route, with traffic through the Jaipur stretch being the main variable — timing your drive to avoid the busiest hours through the city helps keep the journey smooth.
Cab Choices
Cab Options for Udaipur
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 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 Udaipur Taxi FAQs
How long does the Delhi to Udaipur taxi journey take?
It's a long highway drive via Jaipur and Ajmer, and most travellers either start early to cover it in a day or break the trip with a halt in Jaipur along the way.
Can I stop in Jaipur on the way to Udaipur?
Yes, since the route already passes through Jaipur, it's common to split the journey into two legs and spend time there before continuing on.
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.
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.
Is Udaipur good for a short trip, or does it need more time?
The main sights — City Palace, Lake Pichola and the old city — can be covered in a couple of days, though many travellers prefer to slow down and enjoy the lakes rather than rush.
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.
