Yes, it is approximately 160 km from Delhi.

Can I visit Sariska from Alwar?

Yes, it is just 35 km away from the city center.

Are there direct buses?

No, you usually need to change buses at Jaipur.

Yes, NH 48 is a major highway with good infrastructure.

What is the best time to visit?

Winter is the best time for wildlife sightings and sightseeing.

Sirohi

Alwar

Train Driving

Sirohi to Alwar

Updated: 28 May 2026

Traveling from Sirohi to Alwar covers a distance of approximately 450 kilometers. The most efficient route is via NH 48, passing through Ajmer and Jaipur. You can opt for a train from Abu Road or Sirohi Road station to Jaipur, followed by a connecting train or bus to Alwar. This journey takes you through the diverse landscapes of the Aravalli range. Expect a total travel time of 9 to 11 hours.

Total Distance: Driving distance is 450 km and straight-line air distance is 390 km.

Fastest Way

Private taxi via NH 48, taking approximately 9 hours.

Cheapest Way

State transport bus from Sirohi to Jaipur, then local bus to Alwar, costing around 800 INR.

Compare Sirohi to Alwar Routes

	Train Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	11 hours	9 hours
Avg Price	600-1200 INR	4000-6000 INR
Operator	Ashram Express	Private Taxi
Route	Abu Road (ABR) to Jaipur, then train to Alwar (AWR).	NH 48 via Pali, Ajmer, and Jaipur.
Tip	Book your tickets in advance as trains on the Delhi-Jaipur line fill up quickly.	The Jaipur-Alwar stretch is well-developed and offers a comfortable drive.

Travel Tips

Booking
Use the official railway website for booking train tickets to avoid agent fees.
Clothing
Carry light woolens if traveling during the winter months.
Food
Try the famous Alwar Milk Cake, a local sweet delicacy.
Navigation
Use GPS-enabled apps to navigate through Jaipur city traffic.
Hydration
Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated during the long road journey.

Safety Tips

Highway Safety
Stick to the main highway and avoid taking shortcuts through rural villages at night.
Documents
Keep your ID proof and vehicle documents handy for police checks.
Emergency
Keep a power bank to ensure your phone stays charged for emergencies.
Crowds
Be cautious of pickpockets in crowded bus stands and railway stations.