Delhi to Udaipur Taxi: Complete Travel Guide, Fare, Distance & Booking Tips

So you've decided to head to Udaipur. Good choice. The lakes, the palaces, the boat rides at sunset — it's one of those trips that photos never quite do justice to. But before you get to any of that, there's one practical question sitting in front of you: how do you actually get there?

If you're searching for a Delhi to Udaipur taxi, you've probably already realised flights aren't always convenient, trains take forever with multiple changes, and buses just don't cut it for a family or a group with luggage. A private cab is, honestly, the most comfortable way to cover this distance — and in this guide, we'll walk you through the route, the fare, the vehicle options, and everything else you need to plan the trip properly.

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Delhi to Udaipur Distance and Travel Time

The road distance between Delhi and Udaipur is approximately 660–670 km, depending on the exact pickup and drop points within the city. By road, the journey usually takes around 11 to 13 hours, including short breaks for meals, tea, and stretching your legs.

Most travellers prefer one of two approaches:

• Overnight drive — leave Delhi late evening, sleep in the car, and reach Udaipur by mid-morning, giving you a full day to explore.

• Early morning starts — leave by 5–6 AM and reach Udaipur by evening, with a couple of stops along the way at places like Kishangarh or Chittorgarh.

Both work well. It really depends on whether you'd rather sleep through the drive or see the Rajasthan countryside pass by in daylight.

Delhi to Udaipur Taxi Fare — What to Expect

Taxi fares depend on the vehicle you choose, the season, and whether you're booking a one-way drop or a round trip. Here's a realistic breakdown to help you budget the trip.

*Rates are approximate and vary with season, availability, and exact pickup location. For an exact quote, it's always best to check current rates directly at the time of booking.

Keep in mind that a one-way fare for a route like this usually includes driver charges and fuel, while toll and state tax are billed on actuals in most cases. If you're planning a round trip — say Delhi to Udaipur and back within a week — that almost always works out cheaper per kilometre than booking two separate one-way cabs.

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One Way vs Round Trip — Which One Makes Sense?

This is the first decision most people get stuck on, so let's break it down simply.

Say you're flying back from Udaipur after your trip, or continuing onward to Mount Abu or Ahmedabad by another mode of transport. In that case, a one-way Delhi to Udaipur taxi is the obvious choice — you pay only for the distance covered, and there's no pressure to bring the same cab back.

On the other hand, if you're planning to return to Delhi by road within a few days — maybe after a 3-day Udaipur trip, or after covering Udaipur along with Chittorgarh and Mount Abu — a round trip package is usually more economical. The driver waits for you (or comes back on a scheduled date), and you avoid arranging a fresh cab for the return leg.

Real example: A family of five once needed to visit Udaipur for a wedding and had exactly four days before they had to be back in Delhi for work. A round trip Innova Crysta booking worked out lighter on the pocket than booking a one-way cab there and a separate one-way cab back — and they didn't have to worry about finding a reliable driver in an unfamiliar city on short notice.

Which Vehicle Should You Book?

Picking the right cab isn't just about the number of seats — it's about comfort over an 11-hour drive.

• Sedan — fine for two to four people with normal luggage. Comfortable, fuel-efficient, and the most budget-friendly option.

• Delhi to Udaipur Ertiga — a solid pick for a family of five or six with moderate luggage. More boot space than a sedan, and enough legroom for a long drive.

• Delhi to Udaipur Crysta — the most popular choice for this route. Higher ground clearance, a smoother ride on highway stretches, and enough space for six to seven passengers with luggage. If you're travelling with elderly parents or young kids, this is usually the more comfortable option for a 660 km drive.

• Delhi to Udaipur Tempo Traveller — ideal for group travel, be it a wedding party, a college trip, or a corporate outing. Keeps everyone together instead of splitting across two or three cars.