The capital of India’s Rajasthan state, Jaipur, is filled with stunning palaces, a rich history, and luxurious hotels. With popular attractions such as Hawa Mahal, the City Palace and the Albert Hall Museum, this regal city is well worth a visit.
Jaipur Airport is located approximately 14 km from the city centre, taking around 15 minutes by car. You have three transportation options to get from Jaipur Airport to the city; taxi, private transfer or bus. The quickest and most reliable way to get to the centre is by taxi or private transfer, as the journey is short and your driver will take you door-to-door.
Alternatively, you can take the bus for just €0.20 (INR 20), which is a total bargain. However, the buses heading to the city centre depart from a bus stop 30 minutes walk away, making the journey complicated and long.
3 options to go from Jaipur Airport to city center
As taxis and transfer services are quite cheap in Jaipur, we recommend taking a taxi or private transfer to avoid complicated public transport routes.
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Getting from Jaipur Airport to the city centre by taxi
Taking a taxi from Jaipur Airport to the city is the quickest and most convenient transport option. Taxis are available 24/7 and are relatively cheap in the region. The journey takes just 15 minutes and you’ll pay no more than €8 (INR 700) for the ride.
How much is a Jaipur Airport to city centre taxi fare?
Local Jaipur taxis follow a taximeter system that is regulated by the government, which means your fare will depend on the length of the journey, the time of day and the day of the week.
However, the airport provides prepaid services. There are two main Jaipur Airport prepaid taxi counters inside the terminal, where you can prepay for your ride and then hand your receipt to your taxi driver. It’s important to mention that prepaid taxis are typically more expensive than metered ones.
Nevertheless, the estimated Jaipur Airport to city centre taxi fare is €8 (INR 700). However, the amount can vary depending on which provider you use, when you’re travelling and your final destination. We recommend always trying to negotiate the price.
The taxi rank at Jaipur Airport is located just outside of the arrivals area. You’ll see taxis queuing up as you exit the terminal. If you want to take a prepaid taxi, you’ll find the prepaid ticket counters inside the terminal just before the exit.
Convenience
Taking a taxi from Jaipur Airport to the city is definitely the best option. The ride is quick, cheap and door-to-door, taking just 15 minutes.
Useful Tips
It is recommended to discuss the taxi fare with the driver before starting your trip, even for a metered taxi.
If you’re using a local metered taxi, always ensure that the taximeter is turned on and working before you get going.
Make sure to have cash and small change if you’re using a metered taxi, as Jaipur taxi drivers don’t typically have change for larger notes.
Tipping in India is not expected but if you enjoyed the service, you can round up the fare.
Taxi services in Jaipur don’t usually accept credit cards, so it’s good to carry some cash in the local currency.
Direct services from the airport to the centre were recently taken out of operation. You can still opt to catch a bus from Jaipur Airport to the city centre, but the route is not direct. There are a few public buses that stop close to the airport before heading into the centre of Jaipur. Buses 3, AC 1 and AC 2 are some of the services that operate such routes.
The public buses depart from the airport every 15 minutes or so and take around 30 minutes to reach the centre, dropping you off at various stops close to the Albert Hall Museum and Amar Jawan Jyotin Memorial Park. It’s best to ask the driver which stop to get off at in the centre.
However, the bus stop for these buses, B2 By Pass Circle, is a 30-minute walk away. So your journey to the centre by bus is more likely to take over an hour unless you take a taxi.
How much is the bus from Jaipur Airport to the city?
The cost of travelling from Jaipur Airport to the city centre by bus is just €0.20 (INR 20) for a one-way ticket.
*Tickets for the bus are cheap and must be purchased onboard from the bus driver.
Cost
€0.20 (INR 20)
Trip Duration
60 Min
There’s an average 15-minute waiting time for the bus.
Convenience
Safety
Value for Money
Public buses typically run between 05:30 and 23:00.
Where can I get the bus from?
The bus stop for buses 3, AC 1 and AC 2 is located about a 30-minute walk from the airport. The stop is called B2 By Pass Circle, you’ll need to exit the airport and walk towards the Jawahar Circle. Take the second exit and walk up the road, then turn left at ‘The Ultimate Urban Adventures’ and you’ll see the bus stop up ahead. If you don’t fancy the long walk, we recommend taking a taxi.
Convenience
Whilst taking the bus from Jaipur Airport to the city is very cheap, buses can be quite unreliable and you may end up waiting for a while. On top of that, you’ll need to walk or take a taxi to the bus stop, as there are no direct buses from the airport to the centre. This will add time or cost to the journey, making it less appealing to those who want a seamless arrival.
Useful Tips
There is little space for luggage on board Jaipur public buses.
Tickets must be paid for in cash on board the bus.
Frequently asked questions
What is the distance between Jaipur Airport and the city centre?
The distance between Jaipur Airport and the city centre is around 14 km, taking about 15 minutes by car or taxi.
How can I get from Jaipur Airport to the city centre?
There are three ways to travel from Jaipur Airport to the city; taxi, private transfer or bus. The quickest and safest way is by taxi or private transfer, as the journey is short and your driver takes you door-to-door. You can also take the bus for just €0.20 (INR 20) but the buses depart from a bus stop 30 minutes walk away, so it’s not very convenient.
What’s the average Jaipur Airport to city taxi fare?
Taxis in Jaipur are metered, which means your final fare depends on the distance travelled and time of travel. You can also use the Jaipur Airport prepaid taxi counters inside the terminal, where you can prepay for your ride and then hand your receipt to your taxi driver. Prepaid taxis are typically more expensive than metered taxis. With that being said, the average Jaipur Airport to city centre taxi fare is €8 (INR 700). For a guaranteed fixed fare with no hidden fees, you can book a private transfer in advance with Welcome and access our personalised transfers, 24/7 customer support and mobile app.
Getting from Jaipur Airport to the city centre by taxi
Taking a taxi from Jaipur Airport to the city is the quickest and most convenient transport option. Taxis are available 24/7 and are relatively cheap in the region. The journey takes just 15 minutes and you’ll pay no more than €8 (INR 700) for the ride.
How much is a Jaipur Airport to city centre taxi fare?
Local Jaipur taxis follow a taximeter system that is regulated by the government, which means your fare will depend on the length of the journey, the time of day and the day of the week.
However, the airport provides prepaid services. There are two main Jaipur Airport prepaid taxi counters inside the terminal, where you can prepay for your ride and then hand your receipt to your taxi driver. It’s important to mention that prepaid taxis are typically more expensive than metered ones.
Nevertheless, the estimated Jaipur Airport to city centre taxi fare is €8 (INR 700). However, the amount can vary depending on which provider you use, when you’re travelling and your final destination. We recommend always trying to negotiate the price.
For a guaranteed fixed fare and no hidden fees, you can book a private transfer in advance with Welcome.
Where do I get the taxi from?
The taxi rank at Jaipur Airport is located just outside of the arrivals area. You’ll see taxis queuing up as you exit the terminal. If you want to take a prepaid taxi, you’ll find the prepaid ticket counters inside the terminal just before the exit.
Convenience
Taking a taxi from Jaipur Airport to the city is definitely the best option. The ride is quick, cheap and door-to-door, taking just 15 minutes.
Useful Tips
Book a trusted, English-speaking driver to pick you up at the same price as a regular taxi
Learn moreHow to get from Jaipur Airport to the city by bus
Direct services from the airport to the centre were recently taken out of operation. You can still opt to catch a bus from Jaipur Airport to the city centre, but the route is not direct. There are a few public buses that stop close to the airport before heading into the centre of Jaipur. Buses 3, AC 1 and AC 2 are some of the services that operate such routes.
The public buses depart from the airport every 15 minutes or so and take around 30 minutes to reach the centre, dropping you off at various stops close to the Albert Hall Museum and Amar Jawan Jyotin Memorial Park. It’s best to ask the driver which stop to get off at in the centre.
However, the bus stop for these buses, B2 By Pass Circle, is a 30-minute walk away. So your journey to the centre by bus is more likely to take over an hour unless you take a taxi.
How much is the bus from Jaipur Airport to the city?
The cost of travelling from Jaipur Airport to the city centre by bus is just €0.20 (INR 20) for a one-way ticket.
*Tickets for the bus are cheap and must be purchased onboard from the bus driver.
Public buses typically run between 05:30 and 23:00.
Where can I get the bus from?
The bus stop for buses 3, AC 1 and AC 2 is located about a 30-minute walk from the airport. The stop is called B2 By Pass Circle, you’ll need to exit the airport and walk towards the Jawahar Circle. Take the second exit and walk up the road, then turn left at ‘The Ultimate Urban Adventures’ and you’ll see the bus stop up ahead. If you don’t fancy the long walk, we recommend taking a taxi.
Convenience
Whilst taking the bus from Jaipur Airport to the city is very cheap, buses can be quite unreliable and you may end up waiting for a while. On top of that, you’ll need to walk or take a taxi to the bus stop, as there are no direct buses from the airport to the centre. This will add time or cost to the journey, making it less appealing to those who want a seamless arrival.
Useful Tips
Frequently asked questions
What is the distance between Jaipur Airport and the city centre?
The distance between Jaipur Airport and the city centre is around 14 km, taking about 15 minutes by car or taxi.
How can I get from Jaipur Airport to the city centre?
There are three ways to travel from Jaipur Airport to the city; taxi, private transfer or bus. The quickest and safest way is by taxi or private transfer, as the journey is short and your driver takes you door-to-door. You can also take the bus for just €0.20 (INR 20) but the buses depart from a bus stop 30 minutes walk away, so it’s not very convenient.
What’s the average Jaipur Airport to city taxi fare?
Taxis in Jaipur are metered, which means your final fare depends on the distance travelled and time of travel. You can also use the Jaipur Airport prepaid taxi counters inside the terminal, where you can prepay for your ride and then hand your receipt to your taxi driver. Prepaid taxis are typically more expensive than metered taxis. With that being said, the average Jaipur Airport to city centre taxi fare is €8 (INR 700). For a guaranteed fixed fare with no hidden fees, you can book a private transfer in advance with Welcome and access our personalised transfers, 24/7 customer support and mobile app.
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