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Everything you need for an easy trip to Jaipur, from the airport to the dance floor.

Getting to Jaipur

By air, rail or road

By air

Jaipur International Airport (JAI) at Sanganer has direct flights from most major Indian cities and a few international ones.

To the venue
About 10 km, usually 25–35 minutes by car.
From the terminal
Prepaid taxi counters and app cab pick-up points are outside arrivals.

Tip: Early-morning fog sometimes delays December flights. Leave slack if you are connecting.

By train

Jaipur Junction (JP) is the main station, with fast trains from Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad and beyond.

Jaipur Junction
About 11 km, usually 30–45 minutes by car.
Durgapura and Gandhinagar Jaipur
Smaller stations closer to the venue, about 9–10 km. Some trains stop here; check your ticket.

Tip: Fog can also slow overnight trains in December. Keep your driver's number handy if you are being picked up.

By road

Jaipur is roughly 270 km from Delhi by highway, usually a 5–6 hour drive depending on traffic and stops.

Sindhi Camp bus stand
The main interstate bus stand, about 12 km from the venue, 35–45 minutes by car.
Driving in
The venue is on New Sanganer Road near Rajat Path in the Mansarovar area. Maps will bring you to the gate.

Getting around

Moving about the city

App cabs

Uber, Ola and Rapido all work well in Jaipur and are the easiest choice. Fares are shown upfront, and the app shares your route. Expect surge prices just after big events.

Auto-rickshaws

Fun for short hops in the old city. Agree the fare before you get in, or book an auto through Uber, Ola or Rapido for a fixed price.

A car and driver

For a day of sightseeing, hiring a car with driver for a full or half day is comfortable and good value, especially for older relatives. Ask at your hotel desk, and agree the hours and kilometres included upfront.

The metro

Jaipur's one metro line runs from Mansarovar, a short cab ride from the venue, through Civil Lines and the railway station to Badi Chaupar near Hawa Mahal. It does not reach the airport, Amer or Nahargarh, and runs from early morning to about 9–10 pm.

Weather and packing

Crisp days, cold nights

Mid-December in Jaipur is dry and sunny: around 22–24°C in the afternoon, falling to about 8–10°C at night, and sometimes colder. Mornings can be misty or foggy.

Day
22–24°C
Night
8–10°C
Rain
Rare

What to pack

  • A warm shawl, stole or jacket for the evening functions, which are outdoors after dark
  • Layers: cool by day, cold after sunset
  • Flat, comfortable shoes for forts and bazaars, plus your dancing shoes
  • Sunglasses and sunscreen; the winter sun is bright
  • Lip balm and moisturiser for the dry air
  • Any regular medicines, and a mask or inhaler if hazy air bothers you

Where to stay

Choosing an area

We are not recommending particular hotels. Here is how the neighbourhoods compare for getting to the venue.

Our suggestion

Wedding nights, 13 and 14 December
Stay close to the venue, on the New Sanganer Road and Mansarovar side. The functions run late, and it is lovely to be only a short ride from bed after the last dance.
Any nights before or after
Treat yourself to the old town. Staying in or near the walled city puts the bazaars, Hawa Mahal and the palaces within walking distance, and the evenings there are full of life.

The drive between the two is about 15 km: around 25–30 minutes late at night or early in the morning, and 45 minutes to an hour in the daytime and evening traffic.

Closest: 5–15 min

Mansarovar and New Sanganer Road

Residential neighbourhoods around the venue, with the metro's first station. The quickest choice if you want to rest between functions.

20–30 min

Tonk Road, Durgapura and Malviya Nagar

Near the airport, with plenty of modern hotels and malls. Handy for early flights.

30–45 min

C Scheme, Civil Lines and Bani Park

Leafy, central areas full of cafés and restaurants, and near the railway station. A good base for sightseeing.

40–55 min

The old city

Heritage havelis inside the pink walls, close to Hawa Mahal and the bazaars. The most atmospheric, but the lanes are narrow and the drive to the venue is the longest.

Rooms for guests

Coming soon

If we hold rooms for guests, the details and how to book will appear here.

Good to know

Practical things

Need help?

Ask the family

A family contact

Coming soon

The contact details of a family member who can help with travel and arrivals will be shared here closer to the day.

Until then, everything about the day is on the schedule and the venue is Hotel New Haveli.