Delhi to Jaipur by road

The Delhi to Jaipur distance by road is about 280 km, roughly 5 hr of driving. The classic, well-served highway with dhabas, fuel and towns all the way; it enters Jaipur from the north near Amber. Facts last checked in October 2026.

Distance
280 km
Drive time
5 hr
Tolls (car, one way)
₹395 + Kherki Daula
Fuel (petrol car)
~₹2,040

The best route: Via NH-48 (Delhi–Jaipur highway)

Highways: NH-48

  1. Delhi
  2. Gurugram
  3. Manesar
  4. Behror
  5. Kotputli
  6. Shahpura
  7. Jaipur

Alternative: Via Delhi–Mumbai Expressway and Dausa

About 290 km, 3 hr 30 min via Sohna, Bandikui, Dausa. Faster, access-controlled and far less traffic, but only expressway wayside amenities and a closed-toll system.

Toll plazas from Delhi to Jaipur

Toll plaza (in order)Car, one way
Kherki Daula (Gurugram)Check FASTag app
Shahjahanpur₹215
Manoharpur₹180
Total₹395 + Kherki Daula

From 21 July 2026, Shahjahanpur and Manoharpur together cost ₹395 one way for a car; Kherki Daula near Gurugram is charged separately. NHAI revises toll rates every April; a return trip within 24 hours is usually cheaper than two single journeys.

Delhi to Jaipur fuel and toll cost

A petrol sedan uses about ₹2,040 of fuel one way and an SUV about ₹2,860, plus ₹395 + Kherki Daula in tolls. Change the car, fuel price and group size to see your own cost.

Fuel
₹4,080
560 km
Tolls
₹790+
some plazas not included
Total
₹4,870+
return
Per person
₹2,440+
2 sharing

Delhi pump prices, October 2026. Hill roads, AC and traffic use more fuel than highway driving; parking, state entry taxes and local sightseeing drives are extra.

Fuel calculator for other trips.

Where to stop on the way

  • Midway Behror (RTDC)~125 km from Delhi

    Long-running government highway restaurant with parking and toilets, roughly halfway.

  • Neemrana~120 km from Delhi

    Just off the highway; the Neemrana Fort Palace is worth a short detour if you leave early.

  • Kotputli~165 km from Delhi

    Highway town with plenty of dhabas and fuel stations.

Road conditions and tips

  • NH-48 between Gurugram and Manesar is the slowest part of the drive at peak hours.
  • Heavy truck traffic on NH-48; the expressway alternative avoids most of it.
  • Parking is hard in Jaipur's walled city; leave the car at your hotel and use app cabs or autos for the bazaars.
  • Leave before 6:30 am to clear Gurugram, or take the expressway via Sohna if you start later.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Delhi to Jaipur distance by road?

About 280 km on the recommended route (Via NH-48 (Delhi–Jaipur highway)), which takes roughly 5 hr without long breaks. Jaipur to Delhi is the same distance on the same route in reverse.

Which is the best route from Delhi to Jaipur?

Via NH-48 (Delhi–Jaipur highway), via Gurugram, Manesar, Behror, Kotputli, Shahpura. The classic, well-served highway with dhabas, fuel and towns all the way; it enters Jaipur from the north near Amber.

How much is the toll from Delhi to Jaipur?

₹395 + Kherki Daula one way for a car on the recommended route (From 21 July 2026, Shahjahanpur and Manoharpur together cost ₹395 one way for a car; Kherki Daula near Gurugram is charged separately.). Toll rates are revised every April, so check your FASTag app before you leave.

When should I leave Delhi for Jaipur?

Leave before 6:30 am to clear Gurugram, or take the expressway via Sohna if you start later.

Can I reach Jaipur without a car?

Frequent trains run from Delhi, the fastest taking about 4.5 hours, and RSRTC Volvo buses leave from Bikaner House.

Sources: newkerala.com, curlytales.com, swarajyamag.com. Distances and times are typical; traffic, weather and roadworks change them.