Rajasthan is one of India?s most visited destinations, known for its colorful culture, forts & palaces, rich heritage, desert, etc. If you are thinking about how to reach Rajasthan, then we have compiled the necessary information for you. Rajasthan is a major destination and is thus, well connected to different corners of the world via air, road, and train. If you are planning to visit there, find below the complete details about how to reach Rajasthan.

By Air (Flight)

Rajasthan by Air has good connectivity with many cities around the globe and has three major airports. For domestic/ international flights, there is an airport in Jaipur. Another international airport closest to reach destinations in Rajasthan by air is at Delhi 260 kilometers away from Jaipur. Udaipur, Jaisalmer and Jodhpur have domestic airports connected from major cities in India.

By Rail (Train)

To reach Rajasthan by train is a good option. The state as a whole has 4600 Km of railway track, which means that it is evenly spread throughout the region. This wide railway network enables the state to get easily connected with the rest of the country. However, there are direct links from major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad and Bangalore.

If you want to experience extraordinary leisure tour across the most significant tourist destinations in Rajasthan, you should also check out Palace on Wheels, and Maharajas Express. These luxury trains offer 3 to 7 night all inclusive tour in Rajasthan.

By Road

The state has well connected state and national highways. There are twenty National Highways that snake around the state covering an area of 6373 Km. The most famous National Highway is NH8, which passes through Delhi, Jaipur, Udaipur, Ahmedabad, Vadodra, Mumbai and many others. Others nineteen National Highways are NH 11, NH 3, NH 11B, NH 11A, NH 14, NH 12, NH 65, NH 15, NH 79, NH 76, NH 89, NH 79A, NH 112, NH 90, NH 113, NH 116, and NH 114.

Also, for those travelling from bus, the state has appreciable bus services by the government, with the name of Rajasthan State Road Transport Corporation (RSRTC) and has been serving since 49 years. There are more than 5000 buses and 56 depots in the state, three of which have buses that travel to other neighboring states. Some of the major neighboring states from Rajasthan are, Haryana, Gujarat, Punjab, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra.