Is there a direct train?

Yes, there are several direct trains from Palanpur to Ajmer.

How is the road condition?

The road is generally in good condition, especially the NH 48 stretch.

Can I drive my own car?

Yes, it is a popular route for road trips.

What is the best way to travel?

Driving or taking a train are both convenient options.

Are there tolls on this route?

Yes, there are a few toll plazas on the highway.

Malana

Ajmer

Train Driving

Malana to Ajmer

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Malana to Ajmer covers approximately 420 km through the scenic landscapes of Rajasthan. You can travel via the NH 48, which is a well-maintained highway connecting Gujarat to the heart of Rajasthan. The drive takes you through historic towns and beautiful countryside. Alternatively, you can take a train from Palanpur Junction for a comfortable journey.

Total Distance: 420 km by road, 380 km air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving, taking 8 hours via NH 48.

Cheapest Way

Train, costing around 450 INR in sleeper class.

Compare Malana to Ajmer Routes

	Train Direct	Driving Direct
Duration	9 hours	8 hours
Avg Price	450-1200 INR	4000-5500 INR
Operator	Ashram Express	Personal Vehicle
Route	Palanpur Junction to Ajmer Junction	NH 48 via Udaipur and Bhilwara
Tip	Trains are a very comfortable and cost-effective way to reach Ajmer.	The highway is excellent, but expect heavy traffic near Ajmer city limits.

Travel Tips

Local Transport
Use auto-rickshaws for convenient travel within Ajmer.
Food
Try the local Rajasthani cuisine at the restaurants near the Dargah.
Shopping
Buy traditional handicrafts and souvenirs from the local markets.
Booking
Book your train tickets well in advance during the peak tourist season.
Hydration
Keep yourself hydrated as the climate can be very dry.

Safety Tips

Driving
Be careful of stray animals on the highway, especially during dusk.
Night Travel
Avoid driving late at night on the highway due to limited visibility.
Emergency
Keep the contact number of your hotel handy.
Personal Safety
Stay in well-lit areas when exploring the city at night.