Around 335 km via Ajmer and Pali, roughly 6 hours by road. Book the outstation drop, then hire a local cab in Jodhpur for Mehrangarh Fort, Jaswant Thada, and the winding blue-washed lanes below the fort.
| Vehicle Class | Capacity | One-Way (From) |
|---|---|---|
| Sedan (Comfort) | 3–4 pax | ₹4,999 |
| SUV (Spacious) | 5–6 pax + luggage | ₹7,199 |
| Premium Sedan | 3–4 pax, business travel | ₹8,899 |
| Luxury SUV | 5–6 pax, VIP/wedding transfer | ₹12,699 |
Many travellers combine this route with a stop in Pushkar or continue on toward Jaisalmer — let us know your full itinerary and we'll quote the whole trip together.
Like the Udaipur route, the road to Jodhpur passes through Ajmer and Pushkar, making an easy stopover about a third of the way in. Beyond that, the highway crosses into Jodhpur district through Pali, a historic trading town.
At roughly 6 hours, this is a comfortable single-day drive if you leave Jaipur by mid-morning. It also pairs naturally with a continuation on to Jaisalmer for travellers doing the full desert circuit.
Mehrangarh Fort — one of India's largest forts, towering over the city
Jaswant Thada — marble cenotaph near the fort
The Blue City — old-town lanes of indigo-washed houses
Umaid Bhawan Palace — part-museum, part-hotel, Art Deco landmark
Sardar Market & Clock Tower — spices, textiles, and street food
Around 6 hours covering roughly 335 km via Ajmer and Pali, in normal traffic and without long stops.
Yes — many travellers combine Jaipur → Jodhpur → Jaisalmer as a single desert-circuit itinerary. Ask us for a combined quote when booking.
No — the outstation fare covers the Jaipur-to-Jodhpur drop only. Local sightseeing within Jodhpur is booked separately as an hourly package.