Delhi to Ajmer, at a glance
Ajmer is Rajasthan’s great Sufi city, built around the revered dargah of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti and cradled by the Aravalli hills. It sits ~390 km from Delhi, a seven-hour drive down NH-48 past Jaipur. The dargah’s qawwalis, the calm of Ana Sagar Lake and the holy town of Pushkar — with its Brahma temple and lakeside ghats, just 15 km away — make a deeply atmospheric pairing. With a car and driver waiting, you can move between the two at your own pace.
Delhi to Ajmer taxi fare
All-inclusive — toll, state tax, fuel & driver allowance already in. Round trip is 1.85× the one-way.
| Car | Model | Seats | One-way | Round trip |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sedan | Dzire, Etios | 4 | ₹5,950 | ₹10,800 |
| SUV | Ertiga, XUV | 6-7 | ₹6,850 | ₹12,300 |
| Premium SUV | Innova Crysta | 7 | ₹8,300 | ₹14,950 |
| Tempo Traveller | Force 12–17 | 12-17 | ₹12,250 | ₹22,050 |
What to see in Ajmer & Pushkar
A Sufi shrine of qawwalis and prayer, a serene lake, and the holy Brahma town of Pushkar next door.
Ajmer Sharif Dargah
The revered tomb of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti — a place of prayer, rose petals and evening qawwalis for pilgrims of every faith.
Dargah gates & bazaar
The grand Nizam and Shahjahani gates and the fragrant lanes of flower-sellers and chadar shops around them.
Ana Sagar Lake
A 12th-century artificial lake with marble pavilions built by Shah Jahan — lovely at golden hour.
Ana Sagar boating
A gentle boat ride and a walk along the Baradari pavilions — the calm counterpoint to the busy dargah.
Pushkar Lake
The sacred lake ringed by 52 ghats and hundreds of temples — the spiritual heart of Pushkar.
Khwaja’s city
Ajmer’s layered Sufi and Mughal heritage — Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra and the hillside Taragarh above.
Things to do in Ajmer
Sit for the soulful qawwalis at the dargah after sunset — the emotional heart of a visit.
One of the world’s few temples to Brahma — the reason pilgrims come to Pushkar.
A quiet paddle past the marble pavilions, best in the soft evening light.
Sunset aarti on the ghats, and a camel ride into the dunes on the town’s edge.
A striking early-Islamic mosque built from temple ruins, with exquisite carved arches.
Silver, textiles, leather and Rajasthani trinkets in one of the state’s liveliest markets.
How to reach Ajmer from Delhi
Pick your mode — see the options and book, all in one place.
| Car (EZPZ) | Seats | One-way | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sedan | 4 | ₹5,950 | Book |
| SUV | 6-7 | ₹6,850 | Book |
| Premium SUV | 7 | ₹8,300 | Book |
| Tempo Traveller | 12-17 | ₹12,250 | Book |
All-inclusive · ~390 km, ~7 hrs via NH-48 (via Jaipur) · doorstep pickup, driver waits at every stop.
An Ajmer–Pushkar weekend
One night covers the dargah, the lake and holy Pushkar at an unhurried pace.
Leave Delhi, reach by afternoon
A morning start down NH-48 past Jaipur; reach Ajmer by mid-afternoon.
Dargah & qawwali
Offer a chadar at the dargah and stay for the soulful evening qawwalis.
Ana Sagar, then Pushkar
A calm morning at the lake, then the 15 km hop to Pushkar for the Brahma Temple and ghats.
Pushkar sunset, then home
The lakeside sunset aarti and a camel ride, then the drive back to Delhi.
Visiting in November? The Pushkar Camel Fair transforms the town into a riot of colour — plan and book well ahead.
Best time to visit
Cool, comfortable days for the dargah and Pushkar — the ideal window, and fair season in November.
Warm but greener, with the Aravallis softened by rain and lighter crowds.
Desert-edge heat — do the sights early and late, and carry water.
The Pushkar Camel Fair (Kartik Purnima) is spectacular but packed — book stays months ahead.
Easy add-ons near Ajmer
The Brahma Temple, the sacred lake and its 52 ghats — an essential pairing with Ajmer.
The Pink City — an easy onward loop of forts, palaces and bazaars.
The marble city and the delicate Bani Thani school of miniature painting.
The hilltop fort above Ajmer with sweeping views over the city and lake.
One fare. Everything in.
The number we quote is the number you pay — no toll or tax sprung on you at the end.
- Highway toll & state tax — included
- Fuel & driver allowance — included
- No surge, ever — even weekends
- Pay after the trip — cash, UPI or card
Delhi → Ajmer, the EZPZ way
All-inclusive, no surge, no end-of-trip surprises on toll or tax.
Only going one way? Pay for one way — no forced return, no dead-km.
Experienced, courteous chauffeurs who know this route inside out.
Sightseeing or stops on the way — the same car stays with you throughout.
Cars for every group
Dzire, Etios
4 · 2 bags
from ₹5,950
Ertiga, XUV
6-7 · 3-4 bags
from ₹6,850
Innova Crysta
7 · 4 bags
from ₹8,300
Force 12–17
12-17 · plenty
from ₹12,250
Ajmer travel tips
A head covering is required at the dargah; cloths and chadars are sold at the gates.
At the dargah, use only registered attendants and agree any offering in advance.
Pushkar is a strictly vegetarian, alcohol-free holy town — plan meals accordingly.
Shoes are removed at the dargah and Pushkar temples — slip-ons save time.
The Camel Fair (November) brings huge crowds and premium hotel rates.
Evenings after prayers are best for the qawwali — ask locally for the day’s timing.
Delhi to Ajmer taxi FAQ
A one-way sedan starts at about ₹5,950 (around 390 km). SUVs and Tempo Travellers cost more. All-inclusive — toll, state tax, fuel and driver allowance already in.
About 7 hours over ~390 km down NH-48, passing Jaipur on the way.
Yes — Pushkar is only 15 km from Ajmer, so the same car and driver easily cover both, and can add Jaipur on the way.
October to March is ideal; the Pushkar Camel Fair in November is spectacular but very crowded. Summers are hot.
Yes — you pay only for the Delhi→Ajmer distance, with no return fare and no dead-km.