Jaipur 2 Days Tour
A relaxed two days covering the forts, the walled city and the bazaars, with your own car and driver throughout.
Route overview, approximate distance and duration, airport information and — most usefully — a cab waiting for you at the other end.
Non-stop services have operated on most days, with connecting options through Delhi and Mumbai.
Hyderabad travellers frequently combine Jaipur with Ajmer Sharif and Pushkar — a comfortable two-day extension by road.
| Detail | Indicative information |
|---|---|
| Route | Hyderabad (HYD) → Jaipur (JAI) |
| Approximate air distance | Approx. 1,190 km |
| Approximate non-stop duration | Approx. 2 hr 15 min non-stop |
| Connecting itineraries | Longer — typically via Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad or Bengaluru |
| Fares | Not shown here. Contact us for the latest travel assistance and fare information regarding your Rajasthan trip. |
All figures above are approximate and provided for planning purposes only. They are not live data and are not sourced from any airline system.
Carriers that have operated this sector include:
Airline operations, frequencies and aircraft change each season. Confirm current schedules with the airline directly.
Non-stop services are the quickest option where they operate, but they are usually limited to one or two departures a day on longer domestic sectors. One-stop itineraries through the larger hubs give you far more choice of departure time, at the cost of two to four extra hours. If your onward plan involves a long road transfer on the same day, an early non-stop is worth paying for.
Rajiv Gandhi International at Shamshabad is about 30 km from Hyderabad city centre, with a single integrated terminal for domestic and international flights.
Rajasthan's busiest airport and the main gateway to the state, at Sanganer on the southern edge of Jaipur. It handles direct domestic flights from every major Indian metro and a limited number of international services.
October to March. Hyderabad summers are hot but drier than Rajasthan's, and the desert heat from April onwards is a different order of magnitude.
Jaipur International Airport is 12 km from the city centre, roughly 25 to 35 minutes by road. We meet every flight — including early-morning and post-midnight arrivals — with the driver waiting inside arrivals holding a name board. Send us your flight number when you book and we track it, so a delay does not cost you your car and you are not charged waiting time for something outside your control.
If you land before noon, there is no reason to lose the day. We pick you up at the airport, keep your luggage in the car and start with Amber Fort before your hotel check-in — Panna Meena ka Kund and Jal Mahal fit neatly on the way back, and Nahargarh gives you sunset over the city on your first evening.
Many visitors land at Jaipur and continue the same day. These are the runs we handle most often:
Arriving in Jaipur is usually the start of something longer. These itineraries are the ones travellers on this route ask for most:
A relaxed two days covering the forts, the walled city and the bazaars, with your own car and driver throughout.
Jaipur's forts and bazaars, the Ajmer Sharif Dargah and the ghats of Pushkar, in three unhurried days.
Rajasthan's three great cities in six days, connected by two of the state's best drives.
Approx. 2 hr 15 min non-stop. This is an indicative figure for a non-stop service; connecting itineraries take considerably longer. Always confirm the scheduled time with the airline.
Approx. 1,190 km by air. Road distance is longer and depends on the route taken.
Carriers that have operated this sector include IndiGo, Air India, Akasa Air, SpiceJet. Airline schedules change every season, so check current operations directly with the airline before you plan around them.
No. We are a Rajasthan cab and tour company. These pages are travel information only — there is no booking engine, no live fare data and no ticketing here. Book your flight with the airline or your preferred travel agent, and let us handle your ground transport in Rajasthan.
Yes. We meet flights at Jaipur International Airport at any hour, with the driver waiting inside arrivals and a name board. Send us your flight number and we will track it.
October to March. Hyderabad summers are hot but drier than Rajasthan's, and the desert heat from April onwards is a different order of magnitude.