Ajmer to Gulabpura Bijainagar taxi

Are you looking for a reliable Ajmer to Gulabpura Bijainagar Taxi? These two industrial towns in Bhilwara district are widely famous for textile processing and synthetic yarn units. The destinations sit right next to each other on NH48, making this one of the shorter and most straightforward outstation cab routes from Ajmer.

This service works well for business travelers visiting Gulabpura’s textile mills, students or families traveling to Bijainagar, wedding/event travel, or anyone needing a reliable one-way or round-trip cab without any hassle of bus transfers.

Why book taxi service in Ajmer?

• Direct, point to point travel by air-conditioned cab. No train transfers or bus stand waits.
• Covers both Gulabpura and Bijainagar in a single booking since, they’re located close.
• Flexible departure time, not fixed to train/bus schedules.
• Pickup from Ajmer railway station, bus stand, hotel or your exact address.
• One-way and round-trip options available
•  Experienced local drivers are familiar with NH48 and both towns

What are some common reasons to book taxi for Gulabpura & Bijainagar?

• Business travel for visiting textile mills, yarn processing units, or trade offices in Gulabpura
• Educational tours for students to/from colleges or coaching institute in Ajmer.
• Family or social visit especially for weddings, functions, or visiting relatives in either town.

Distance & Travel Time:

Route	Approx. distance	Approx. travel time
Ajmer – Bijainagar	58 to 65 kms	1 to 1.5 hours
Bijainagar – Gulabpura	3 to 5 kms	5 to 10 mins
Gulabpura – Ajmer (return)	62 to 68 kms	1.5 hours
Total Round trip	125 to 135 kms	3 to 3.5 hours drive

Both the towns lie on NH48 towards Bhilwara, so this is a quick non-tiring journey from Ajmer especially booked for business purposes.

Places covered in this tour:
 
Gulabpura – An industrial town in Bhilwara district is quite popular for textile and synthetic yarn units. Gulabpura takes its name from Gulab Baba, a religious preacher said to have practiced meditation here for years and centuries. Beyond its mills, the town has a renowned cluster of schools (including CBSE institution like Navodaya, Vidyalaya and Saint Paul’s), a central market and decent hospital facilities.

Bijainagar – Also known as Barli, Bijainagar lies in between Jaipur and Udaipur. Founded in 1919 by Rao Saheb Vijay Singh ji of Masuda and set on the banks of the Khari River. Bijainagar has been popular for being Rajathan’s significant cotton trading centres, its agricultural mandi which is counted among the state’s largest cotton markets. Some of its major attractions are –
Balaji Mandir in the Sabji Mandi area, famous among local devotees.

Chamatkari Hanuman Mandir near the railway station, locally believed to have miraculous significance.

Shri Digambar Jain Temple, Sathana Bazaar lies on the Khari River dedicated to Tirthankara Shantinath, generally open up at 5:30 to 11:30 am and 5:30 to 8:30 pm.

Shri Guru Panna Dhyan Sadhna Kendra is a Shwetamber Jain meditation centre and samadhi site associated with the Jain saint Pannalalji Maharaj.

How to travel?

Travelers can choose any of these options for car rental in Ajmer, depending on their travel styles:

Sedan (Dzire/Etios) – 4 passengers

SUV (Innova/ Innova Crysta) – 6 to 7 passengers

Tempo travellers – 12 to 17 passengers

 

FAQs

 

What is the distance between Ajmer and Gulabpura by road?

The road distance is approximately 62–68 km, and the drive typically takes around 1.5 hours via NH48, depending on traffic.

Are Bijainagar and Gulabpura the same trip, or do I need separate bookings?

You can cover both in a single booking — Bijainagar and Gulabpura are only about 3–5 km apart, so most cabs simply continue from one to the other without any extra detour.

Is it cheaper to take a train instead of a taxi from Ajmer to Bijainagar/Gulabpura?

Trains are generally cheaper for solo travellers, but a taxi is faster door-to-door, doesn't depend on train timings, and is more practical for groups, luggage, or business travel where flexibility matters more than ticket cost.