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| Vehicle Type | One Way Rate |
|---|---|
| Swift Dzire / Aura (Sedan) | ₹2399 |
| Ertiga (SUV) | ₹3399 |
| KIA Carens (SUV) | ₹3699 |
| Innova Crysta | ₹4500 |
* Toll, state tax & driver night allowance extra if applicable. Call for exact quote. Prices may vary by season.
Planning a Khatu Shyam and Salasar Balaji darshan from Jaipur? TaxiTourz runs a dedicated same-day taxi tour covering both temples in a single round trip, with a fleet of clean, air-conditioned sedans, SUVs and tempo travellers. Your driver waits at both temples while you complete darshan, and drops you back home in Jaipur the same night — no separate cabs, no hassle.
The price you're quoted is the price you pay — no surprise charges at the end of your trip.
Background-checked, licensed drivers who know the Khatu Shyamji and Salasar Balaji routes, parking and darshan timings well.
Plans changed? Cancel or reschedule your taxi any time before pickup at absolutely no charge.
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The tour begins in Jaipur and covers Khatu Shyamji, about 80 km away in Sikar district, followed by Salasar Balaji, roughly another 55–60 km further, before returning to Jaipur. The full round trip works out to approximately 280 km and takes 10 to 12 hours including darshan time at both temples.
We pick up from anywhere in Jaipur — your home, hotel, Jaipur Railway Station or Jaipur International Airport. For a comfortable same-day trip, we recommend leaving Jaipur by 5:00–6:00 AM so you reach Khatu Shyamji in time for morning darshan, continue on to Salasar Balaji by early afternoon, and head back to Jaipur with enough daylight to spare.
This is one of the most popular pilgrimage circuits in Rajasthan, especially during Phalgun Mela at Khatu Shyamji and the Ashwin/Chaitra melas at Salasar Balaji, when both temple towns see very heavy footfall. If you're travelling during a mela, let us know while booking — we'll suggest the best departure time and parking approach given the crowds.
Two of Rajasthan's most revered pilgrimage sites, covered back-to-back on a single darshan tour from Jaipur.
Dedicated to Barbarika, worshipped here as Khatu Shyamji, this is one of North India's most visited temples, drawing lakhs of devotees especially during the Phalgun Mela.
A revered Hanuman temple known for its unique idol with a flowing beard and moustache, and one of Rajasthan's largest pilgrim gatherings during the Ashwin and Chaitra melas.
Jeen Mata is a revered folk goddess of Rajasthan, located in the Sikar district, and considered an incarnation of Goddess Durga. The ancient shrine is situated in the Aravalli hills near Rewasa village, roughly 112 kilometers from Jaipur.