Ajmer to Sirohi Distance

Overview

The Ajmer to Sirohi Car rental is an amazing experience you shouldn’t miss. It’s the perfect transition from “The Heart of Rajasthan” to the mountains and history that Rajasthan boasts in the southern part. While Ajmer boasts Mughal architecture and the legacy of the Sufi order, the land beyond this point is completely different. The road trip is a favourite among the devotees, history buffs, and nature lovers, too! It’s the entry point to Mount Abu, the only hill station in Rajasthan; there are secrets to be uncovered in the town and the districts, too. Whether the expertise of the “Sirohi Sword” or the architectural prowess of the marble temples, there are depths to be explored in the region’s culture.
Distance between Ajmer and Sirohi: The distance between Ajmer and Sirohi would be around 275 to 285 kms. For those planning to travel by car, it would take around 4.5 to 5.5 hours of driving time, depending on the traffic and the route that is chosen. Most people opt for the route taking NH 48 and NH 62, which passes through Beawar & Pali. The roads can be quite broad, making it comfortable to commute by motorcycle. As you proceed south of Ajmer, you find yourself changing landscapes from the flat lands of the plateau region to undulating land, followed by the Aravalli ranges. 
Different ways to reach Sirohi from Ajmer: 
By Car – A journey by car will be highly recommended to travel the distance from Ajmer to Sirohi, enabling the individual to visit various historical sites enroute. The routes will start from the Jaipur-Ajmer Expressway but will turn towards Beawar soon after. While travelling through the Pali region via private car, one will get the opportunity to learn about the local culture of the Marwar area. The road will have various old dhabas, serving local cuisine like Ker Sangri and Mirchi Bada. Travel by car comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle, due to the extreme heat of the Rajasthan sun at noon.
By Bus – The transportation services between Ajmer and Sirohi are very frequent and economical. The RSRTC runs a variety of “Superfast” and “Express” services regularly. There are private transportation services for more luxurious options like AC sleeper and Volvo services, especially to Ahmedabad, which passes through Sirohi. The tour via car takes around 6 to 7 hours, with fixed halts in major towns like Beawar, Pali, and Sumerpur. The services are very reliable and provide a reliable local travel experience.
About Sirohi:
Sirohi is a historical town dating back to the early 15th century and was established in 1425 by Rao Sains Mal, and was the capital of the princely state of Sirohi. Sirohi is well-known as the “City of Swords.” This was earned by the blacksmiths of Sirohi centuries ago for making the finest blades in India, referred to as “Sirohi Swords.”
The district is remarkable in its own way, featuring Guru Shikhar, the highest peak in the Aravalli Range. The culture here is a blend of Marwari and Gujarati influences, given its proximity to the border. The town itself is hidden away at the foot of the hills, providing a quieter, more relaxed atmosphere than the tourist hotspots of Udaipur or Jaipur.
Places to visit in Sirohi:
Shree Pavapuri Tirth Jeev Maitridham – The Pavapuri Tirth on the highway is much more than a temple, offering a sprawling complex with various Jain Tirthankaras and devoted to the idea of “Jeev Daya.” The main temple represents a beautiful white marble monument with marvellous carvings, which were immediately compared to the most famous Jain sanctuaries.
Ajari Saraswati Temple – In the small town of Ajari lies one of the few temples in India devoted to Maa Saraswati, the Goddess of Knowledge. The temple is believed to date to the Gupta dynasty, the ancient Markandeshwar Dham. It is believed by locals that Rishi Markandeya meditated here. 
Car Rental for Ajmer to Sirohi:
The convenient transfer from Ajmer to Sirohi by road lies in getting a reliable car rental service. We offer everything from small sedans for budget travellers to luxury SUVs like Innova Crysta, for those who wish maximum comfort. When you hire a dedicated car rental, you don’t simply pay for a ride; you are paying for a chauffeured ride by a driver who can take the highway without extra kilometre charges. Most services offer transparent billing with inclusions of tolls and fuel charges; you may opt for a one-way trip to Sirohi or a round-trip taxi rental.
FAQs on Ajmer to Sirohi Cab Rental:
Is it better to visit Sirohi during the day or at night?
We encourage you to move along the road when it's still daytime. The road is well-lit and very safe; however, the scenic view of the Aravalli ranges and a visit to either the Pavapuri Tirth or the dhabas would be a pleasure when it’s still daytime.
Can I include Mount Abu in my car rental in Sirohi?
Yes, our car rental packages from Ajmer to Sirohi can be expanded to include Mount Abu, since it is just 75 kms away from Sirohi. You can extend your stay to include a couple of days in Mount Abu and then return to Ajmer.