Ajmer, the land of the great ruler Prithviraj Chauhan, is located in Rajasthan. Today Ajmer is famous for the Ajmer Sharif Dargah, many temples, lakes as well as forts. Reaching Ajmer needed a little planning in the earlier days but now with its own airport inaugurated and Jaipur's airport nearby, great roads and rail connection make it pretty simple and comfortable. Read on to find more.

Jaipur's Sanganer Airport is the nearest to Ajmer, connected by all major Indian airlines and a number of other airlines too. However, Ajmer also has its own domestic airport that connects it to a few cities in Rajasthan and the major metros of India. You can hire cars or taxis from outside the airport.

Train services from Delhi/Mumbai and other major cities connect to Ajmer and make it convenient for the travellers to reach Ajmer. Gujrat Mail, Jodhpur Mail, Delhi Express, Shatabadi Express, etc. are some of the most important train lines that can link you to Ajmer. You will find local autos, taxis as well as cars ready for hire just outside the railway station.

Ajmer is located on NH8, and this route also links Delhi and Mumbai. Approximately 400 km from Delhi and almost 135 km from Jaipur, Ajmer can be reached via Rajasthan STC buses as well as by privately operated deluxe and Volvo buses. Internally, in Ajmer, you can commute by hailing an auto-rickshaw or taxi, or booking a tourist car.