Jodhpur

Best Time To Visit Jodhpur

By Air -Travelling to Jodhpur via air is the most hassle-free option available as the city is well connected with major cities through its domestic airport. And after reaching the airport, the heart of the city can be accessed through private cabs, local means of transport, and taxis.

By Road -The availability of deluxe, Volvo, and state sourced buses, traveling to Jodhpur on road is again a feasible option. The city is seamlessly connected with Delhi with buses running on a daily basis.

By Train -One of the most economical ways to reach Jodhpur is via train. As the city has a well-connected railway line between major cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, and Kolkata. Once you reach the railway station, access your stay through taxis available at the junction or book an uber/ola for a hassle-free ride.

Fly across the Mehrangarh Fort -If you are looking for an adventure, the Jodhpur flying fox takes you on a ride in the air for almost 90 minutes. Trying the zipline is probably one of the most thrilling ways to witness the captivating sight of ‘blue city.’

Sway on a Safari -Were you planning to return without enjoying a safari? The desert experience is only half baked if not explored with the overlander safari. But this safari is not like riding through the dust storms of the arid desert, instead, it takes you into the rural areas and village establishments across Jodhpur. The overlander safari is unique in a way of its own as it provides an insight into the village life, local communities and bumps you into migratory birds and blackbucks on the way.

Have a divine dine experience -A cluster of cafes around Toorji Ka Jhalra is a pleasant spot to calm your nerves after a tiring day. With a wide range of menus being served on the plate from continental to Indian, a dining experience is a must to have on a trip to Jodhpur. Who wouldn’t watch to have a hearty meal amidst the backdrop of intricately designed stepwells.

Shop a souvenir -A trip to Jodhpur is incomplete without exploring the local markets and shopping for some intricately embroidered Rajasthani clothes. Be ready to bargain at the Sardar Market around the clock tower and return with a souvenir. Stop by at National Handloom Corporation on Nai Sarak to satiate the shopper within you.

The means of transport and other ways to commute around the city is extremely economical so plan your travel judiciously without wasting unnecessary cash on travelling from one place to another. Planning a trip during the months of October until March is the best time but also the peak time and welcomes a plethora of tourists. Keeping the current pandemic in mind, plan your trip around October or Early November as the city is both welcoming and safe to visit.