Experienced Local Drivers
Drivers who have run Rajasthan's routes for years, with verified licences, police verification and working English and Hindi.
Jaipur sightseeing taxis, airport transfers, outstation and one-way cabs, Tempo Travellers for groups, and customised Rajasthan tour packages — with clean vehicles, experienced local drivers and pricing you can read before you book.
Tell us your route and dates. We reply with a written quotation — usually within the hour.
We are a Rajasthan-based operator, not a booking aggregator. The person who quotes your trip is the person you call when your flight is late.
Drivers who have run Rajasthan's routes for years, with verified licences, police verification and working English and Hindi.
Serviced on schedule, cleaned before every trip and checked for tyres, brakes and air conditioning before a long run.
We plan itineraries for this state every day. Ask us how long a drive really takes and you will get an honest answer.
A written quotation listing kilometres, driver allowance, tolls, permits and parking. No surprises at the end of the trip.
A real person on the phone during your trip, not a ticketing system — including nights, weekends and festival days.
Tell us your dates, interests and pace, and we will build the itinerary around them rather than selling you a fixed package.
Nine places that between them cover forts, lakes, desert and tigers — each with its own travel guide and cab service.
Whether it is two hours around the old city or two weeks across Rajasthan, there is a straightforward way to book it.
Hourly and full-day sightseeing cars with the driver waiting at every stop.
Pre-booked pickups and drops for JAI with flight tracking, at any hour.
Intercity cabs across Rajasthan, one way or round trip, priced upfront.
A single drop between cities without paying for the return leg.
One car and driver for your entire multi-city itinerary.
9, 12 and 17-seat AC tempo travellers for groups and large families.
Every vehicle comes with a driver, fuel and a written quote. Tell us your headcount and luggage and we will recommend honestly.
The default choice for couples and small families. Economical on fuel, easy in city traffic and comfortable on a four-hour highway leg.
A slightly roomier sedan with a notably large boot — the one we suggest when three or four people are travelling with full-size suitcases.
Six seats at close to sedan running costs. Popular with families of five or six who want the third row for short hops rather than long drives.
The workhorse of Indian tourism, and for good reason — durable, comfortable over long distances and equally at home on highways and rough approach roads.
The premium version: quieter cabin, better suspension and captain seats in the middle row. Our most requested vehicle for multi-day Rajasthan circuits.
Push-back seats, roof-mounted air conditioning and real luggage space. Three sizes, all with driver, for groups and extended families.
Executive sedans and premium SUVs for weddings, VIP guests and corporate visits. Specific models are confirmed at the time of booking.
For groups too large for a Tempo Traveller. Common for wedding guest shuttles, pilgrimage groups and college trips.
Starting points, not fixed products — every itinerary below can be reshaped around your dates, pace and interests.
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.
Eight days through the great forts, palaces and havelis of Rajasthan, from Jaipur to the desert and down to the lakes.
Delhi, Agra and Jaipur in five days by private car — India's classic first itinerary.
Seven days across the Thar — Bikaner, the Jaisalmer dunes and a night under canvas, ending in Jodhpur.
Distances, drive times and the stops worth making — for the routes we run most often.
Route guides for the busiest sectors into Jaipur, written to help you plan — plus the cab waiting at the other end.
Palaces and desert are the headline, but the trips people remember usually turn on the smaller things — a folk performance at a haveli, a tiger at first light, a thali in a village kitchen.
A selection of comments from recent trips. (Sample content — replace with your own reviews.)
We landed at Jaipur late in the evening and the driver was already inside arrivals with a board. Over the next six days he never once made us feel rushed, and the car was spotless every morning.
Booked a Crysta for a Jaipur–Jodhpur–Jaisalmer run. The quotation listed everything — tolls, permits, driver allowance — and the final bill matched it exactly. That alone is worth a lot.
Our flight was delayed by three hours and nobody made an issue of it. They tracked it, adjusted, and the driver was waiting. Small thing, but it set the tone for the whole trip.
Twelve of us in a tempo traveller for a family wedding in Udaipur. Everything ran on time across three hotels and two venues, which I did not expect.
The Ajmer and Pushkar day trip from Jaipur was well planned. The driver knew exactly where to drop us near the Dargah and waited without complaint for over two hours.
Asked them to redesign our itinerary twice before we booked. They were patient and told us honestly which drives were too long — we ended up dropping a city and enjoying the trip far more.
Fill in the enquiry form on this site, call us, or message us on WhatsApp with your dates, cities and group size. We reply with a written quotation listing the vehicle, kilometres, driver allowance, tolls and everything else, so you can compare it properly before confirming.
Fuel, the driver, and the kilometres in your quotation. Tolls, state permits, parking and the driver allowance are listed separately so you can see exactly what each item costs. Monument entry tickets and guide fees are always paid directly by you.
Both. Most multi-day guests keep one vehicle and one driver for the entire itinerary, which means your luggage stays in the car and there is no daily rebooking. Single-leg one-way drops are equally available.
Two to three people with light luggage: a Dzire or Etios. Four to six people: an Ertiga or Innova. Six or seven with full suitcases: an Innova Crysta. Eight or more: a Tempo Traveller. Tell us your headcount and bag count and we will recommend honestly rather than upselling.
Our drivers speak Hindi and working conversational English — enough for directions, timings and practical arrangements. For detailed historical commentary at monuments we recommend hiring a licensed local guide, which we can arrange.
We usually take a small advance to confirm the booking and the balance during or at the end of the trip. Corporate bookings can be invoiced against a purchase order with GST.
Yes. Late-night and early-morning transfers are routine. We track your flight, so a delay does not cost you your car, and the driver waits inside arrivals with a name board.
Cancellations made well in advance are handled without a charge in most cases. Last-minute cancellations, and bookings during peak periods such as the Pushkar Fair, may attract a charge. The exact terms are stated in your written quotation before you confirm.
No. Our flight pages are travel information only — we do not sell tickets, show live fares or access any airline booking system. Book your flights directly with the airline or your preferred agent, then let us handle everything on the ground in Rajasthan.
October to March for almost everywhere in the state. July to September is good for Mount Abu and Udaipur, when the hills are green. April to June is very hot across Rajasthan and we would generally advise against it for sightseeing.