Ajmer to Dungarpur Distance

Overview

Blessed with diversified landscapes, Rajasthan, in every few hundred kilometres, the dialect, dress, and architecture change. The road trip from Ajmer to Dungarpur by car is one such fine example. While Ajmer forms the spiritual heart of the state with the Sufi Saint of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti, Dungarpur represents the rocky beauty of the Vagad region. 
Dungarpur is famously recognised as the “City of Hills,” and lies at the foot of the Aravalli hills. The tourist destination has been largely untouched by the frenetic rush of modern-day tourism. Its palaces are made of a rare type of blue-green stone, and its culture is deeply buried in the Bhil tribal traditions. The tour package is meant for those who wish to get away from the off-beat track of the conventional “Golden Triangle” and tread into the unexplored treasures of Southern Rajasthan.
Distance between Ajmer and Dungarpur: Ajmer to Dungarpur Taxi rental covers around 360 to 370 km. Normally, the journey takes around 6.5 to 7.5 hours, depending on traffic conditions and the mid-way halts.
 The most convenient route is via NH 48, that is, the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor, and it passes via Beawar, Bhilwara, and the historic city of Udaipur. The drive from Udaipur to Dungarpur is most beautiful, twisting its way via verdant green valleys and rocky outcrops. The infrastructure on this highway route is excellent as of the year 2026 and offers a smooth and comfortable high-speed ride for most of the journey.
Different ways to reach Dungarpur from Ajmer:
By Car – the best way to travel for this duration would be by car, especially if you’re a family or a small group of people. The distance covered is quite considerable, so having a car gives you the added benefit of flexibility. You could opt for having meals at the renowned dhabas along the way at Beawar or take a break at Udaipur for a lake-side lunch before starting for Dungarpur.
By Bus – Several buses of the Rajasthan State Road Transport Corporation are available from the Ajmer Bus Stand for cheap travel. “Express” and “Star Line” buses are available connecting the two cities. Private operators run AC sleeper, Volvo, etc., from Ajmer to Ahmedabad or Himmatnagar, halting at Dungarpur.
About Dungarpur:
Dungarpur was founded in the 13th century, rich in architectural and ethnic heritage. Unlike Jaisalmer’s yellow sandstone or Jaipur’s pink, Dungarpur is famous for its Pareva stone – a locally quarried stone that lends its structure a unique greenish-grey hue. The town is a haven for art lovers; palaces are adorned with frescoes and mirror work that equal the more famous palaces in Mewar. Dungarpur is an important hub for the Bhil tribe. The combination of the Rajput monarchy with tribal simplicity creates a cultural environment unlike any other place in Rajasthan. The town is also environmentally rich, with the Gaib Sagar Lake serving as a sanctuary for several bird species, making it a must-see for nature lovers.
Top Places to Visit in Dungarpur:
Juna Mahal or the Old Palace is a vertical wonder from the 13th century. It looks like a fortress from the exterior, but it houses galleries of fantastic miniature paintings, glasswork, and wood carvings.
Gaib Sagar Lake is the main attraction of the city and comprises the impressive “Bada Mahal” and the “Shrinathji Temple Complex.” This spot is the best for sunset shots.
The Udai Bilas Palace is a Ranjit architectural marvel, half-turned into a heritage hotel today. The Zenana wing and the dining hall, topped by a single piece of marble, are widely famous.
Baneshwar Dham lies at the intersection of rivers Som and Mahi; it’s an important site for pilgrimage and is known as the “Kumbh of the Tribals.”
Car Rental for Ajmer to Dungarpur:
Hiring a car rental is the most important thing to travel the distance from Ajmer to Dungarpur. Ajmer Taxi Services. in offers various car rental options, ranging from sedans for small families to SUVs for big groups of 5 to 6. Our car rental package for Ajmer to Dungarpur would entail the presence of an experienced driver who is well-versed with the route. This can be quite handy since the final part of the trip consists of upward curves that require only a competent driver. 
FAQs on Ajmer to Dungarpur Cab Rental:
Is it safe to drive from Ajmer to Dungarpur at night?
Although NH 48 is a well-connected route between the cities with good road conditions, we would advise you to drive during the day. The landscape is simply stunning and will be more comfortable during the day, as you may experience mountainous roads and trucks at night.
Can we visit any place enroute?
Yes, we offer customised tour packages, so you can take a mid-way halt at any preferred location.