Ride to Rajasthan's golden city of forts, carved havelis and Bikaneri bhujia — one-way, round trip or a full Rajasthan tour. All-inclusive fares, verified drivers.
One final price — no separate State Tax, Toll or Fuel charges.
Bikaner sits about 471 km west of Delhi on the edge of the Thar Desert — an easy 9.5-hour drive on the smooth NH-52 through Sikar and Nagaur. Founded in 1488 by Rao Bika, the city is famous for its honey-coloured sandstone fort and havelis, its centuries-old camel heritage, and of course Bikaneri bhujia, papad and rasgullas. A private cab is the most comfortable way to reach it: stop for tea and mirchi-bada on the way, travel on your own schedule, and skip the fixed timings of trains and buses.
Most travellers do Bikaner as a relaxed 2-day weekend from Delhi, or fold it into a longer Rajasthan circuit with Jaipur, Jaisalmer and Jodhpur. Our drivers know the desert highways well and can plan the day around temple timings and the midday heat.
First 4 km ₹250 fixed · per-km rate after that · round trip 20% off per km · driver allowance ₹600/night if overnight.
| Vehicle | Image | Model | Ideal For | One Way Price | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sedan |  |
Dzire, Etios, Amaze | 3-4 People | ₹7,150 | Book Now |
| SUV |  |
Ertiga, Marazzo, XUV | 5-6 People | ₹8,200 | Book Now |
| Premium SUV |  |
Innova Crysta | 7 Seater | ₹9,950 | Book Now |
| Tempo Traveller |  |
12–15 Seater | Big Group | ₹14,650 | Book Now |
471 km, ~9.5 hrs door-to-door via NH-52. Flexible stops, AC comfort, fixed fare from ₹7,150.
~461 km, 7–8 hrs. Trains run from New Delhi, Delhi Jn, Old Delhi & Sarai Rohilla to Bikaner Jn (BKN).
~9–11 hrs. RSRTC & private AC Volvo/sleeper buses from Kashmere Gate & Sarai Kale Khan.
Bikaner (Nal) Airport, ~13 km from city, has limited flights. Jaipur & Jodhpur are the nearest larger airports.
| Train | From | Dep | Arr (BKN) | Approx time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12371 Howrah–Bikaner SF Exp | Delhi Jn (DLI) | 10:05 | 17:50 | ~7h 45m |
| 22472 Intercity Express (fastest) | Delhi Sarai Rohilla | Morning | — | ~6h 48m |
| Sealdah–Bikaner AC Duronto | New Delhi (NDLS) | 11:15 | 18:35 | ~7h 20m |
Train numbers & timings change seasonally and by day of week — always confirm live status on IRCTC before travel.
From a fort that was never conquered to a temple full of holy rats, Bikaner packs in some of Rajasthan's most unusual sights.
A rare Rajasthan fort not built on a hill — begun in 1589, its richly painted palaces, courtyards, mirror-work and a museum are remarkably well preserved. Allow 2–3 hours.
The famous "Rat Temple" ~30 km south, home to thousands of holy kabas (rats). Spotting a rare white rat is considered lucky — one of India's most unusual pilgrimages.
A cluster of ornately carved red-sandstone mansions — the "pride of Bikaner" and a favourite for photographers, especially in the golden evening light.
On the city's outskirts — camel rides, a small museum and camel-milk products (try the kulfi). Best visited in the late afternoon when the camels return.
Early-1900s red-sandstone royal palaces with stunning Indo-Saracenic architecture and filigree work; parts are heritage hotels and a museum.
A 15th-century Jain temple famous for its vivid frescoes and mirror-work, and for the legend that ghee was used in its foundations. Great rooftop views of the old city.
Gajner Palace & Lake — a serene lakeside palace ~32 km away, great for a quiet evening and birdwatching in winter.
Devi Kund Sagar — royal cenotaphs (chhatris) of the Bika dynasty with fine carvings, just outside the city.
Kote Gate & old-city bazaars — the buzzing heart for bhujia, papad, spices and Usta (camel-hide) art.
Kolayat & Shiv Bari Temple — a desert oasis temple town and a peaceful 19th-century temple with a large tank.
For food, taste authentic Bikaneri bhujia and papad at their source, hot kachori and samosa, and the legendary rasgulla at Chhotu Motu Joshi. Try ghevar, raj kachori and a traditional Rajasthani thali — daal-baati-churma is a must.
October–March is ideal — pleasant days and cool desert nights. The Bikaner Camel Festival in January is the highlight, with decorated camels, races and folk performances. Summers (Apr–Jun) are very hot; monsoon (Jul–Sep) is mild but sights stay open.
Already in Bikaner? Approximate one-way fares to the local airport, nearby temples and onward cities.
| Route | Approx distance | Sedan (one way)* | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bikaner → Bikaner (Nal) Airport | ~14 km | ₹750 | Book |
| Bikaner → Deshnok (Karni Mata Temple) | ~30 km | ₹750 | Book |
| Bikaner → Gajner Palace & Lake | ~36 km | ₹750 | Book |
| Bikaner → Kolayat | ~47 km | ₹750 | Book |
| Bikaner → Nagaur | ~121 km | ₹1,750 | Book |
| Bikaner → Jodhpur (nearest big city) | ~240 km | ₹3,500 | Book |
"Delhi to Bikaner drive was smooth and the driver knew all the best food stops. Clean Innova, fair fixed price."
"Booked a 2-day Bikaner trip. Deshnok and the fort were amazing, and there were no hidden charges at the end."
"Punctual 6 am pickup, comfortable AC sedan, and the driver was patient at every stop. Highly recommend."