HOW TO REACH RAJASTHAN

Rajasthan, the Land of Maharajas being one of the major tourist destinations in India and draws numerous travelers from all across the world, is very well connected with other major cities through all means of transport. The good connectivity of air, rail and road makes traveling to Rajasthan is an easy task. There are two major cities of India- Delhi and Mumbai which are the gateway to Rajasthan.

BY AIR

Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI), at New Delhi is the nearest airport which is located at a distance of 250 KM. Regular flights connecting the major cities like Delhi and Mumbai to Jaipur, Jodhpur and Udaipur.
Along with the Jaipur International Airport, there are two major airports at Jodhpur and Udaipur that have access to several flights boosting tourism in the state.

BY RAIL

Rajasthan has a good network of rail with direct superfast and other express trains from Delhi and Mumbai. Cities like Mumbai, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Bikaner and Udaipur are connected with the daily superfast trains. There is a 4600 km of railway track. Jaipur is connected to the other major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore and Hyderabad with a network of broad-gauge. Jaipur is the head quarter of North-West Railways.

BY ROAD

The national highway of Rajasthan is measured 5655 km while the state highway is of 8627 km. NH8 passes through Jaipur and Udaipur. A four lane road connects Agra to Jaipur.

TRANSPORTATION IN RAJASTHAN

By Rikshaw
Like in most Indian states, rickshaws are a common denominator of local transportation. From auto rickshaws to cycle rickshaws, individuals may avail of this affordable and accessible 3-wheeled contraption. Make sure the meter is switched on or negotiate a price before you get on. Carry loose change, as drivers rarely do so. If you’re traveling at night, be aware of the fact that prices are higher.
By Jeep
Jeeps are a common transportation vehicle that usually ply on intra city routes in Rajasthan. Be it open or closed jeeps, individuals can access this dirt-cheap automobile that offers a unique experience. However, they tend to be extremely crowded and are far more risky than other mediums.
By Taxi
From local taxis to prepaid taxis and cab sharing platforms such as Uber and Ola, the options are endless. If you’re carrying luggage or travelling at night, know that drivers usually charge extra – irrespective of whether or not the meter is switched on. You may want to negotiate a price before you step into the taxi.
By Bus
Although buses will be found in most urban cities of the state, it’s much more comfortable to opt for taxis or rickshaws instead. This is simply because of the traffic, speed and commotion that one will have to deal with when traveling by mammoth-sized buses.
By Train
Rajasthan is endowed with an efficient network of railway lines; be it inter or intra state. It is also home to India's sixth metro rail system after the likes of Kolkata, Delhi, NCR, Mumbai and Bangalore. Individuals have a plethora of choices when it comes to urban trains. Now that you’re aware of how to reach Rajasthan and how to travel in Rajasthan, all you need to do is book your Rajasthan Tour Package with Thomas Cook! A mystical state awaits your presence.