| Mode | Point | Distance | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Train | Jaipur Junction | approx 4 km | Jaipur Junction is the state's busiest station, well connected to Delhi, Agra, Ahmedabad and Mumbai. Take an auto or cab from there to Badi Chaupar, then walk in. |
| Air | Jaipur International Airport, Sanganer | approx 13 km | Roughly 30 to 45 minutes by cab depending on old-city traffic; the nearest major airport. |
| Road | From Delhi via NH48 | approx 280 km (approx) | Around 5 to 6 hours by expressway and highway. Ajmer is approx 130 km, so Pushkar day-trips are easy. |
| Local | Within the walled city | walk from Badi Chaupar | Old-city lanes are narrow; park near Chaupar or Hawa Mahal and walk. Cycle-rickshaws and autos cover the last stretch. |
The temple's location is one of the easiest things about visiting it. It sits in the Jai Niwas garden immediately north of the City Palace, inside Jaipur's grid-planned walled city, a few minutes on foot from Jantar Mantar and Hawa Mahal. If you are already sightseeing in the old city, you can simply walk over between monuments.
Coming from outside, Jaipur Junction railway station is about 4 km away and is the state's busiest, with frequent trains from Delhi, Agra, Ahmedabad and beyond. Jaipur International Airport at Sanganer, roughly 13 km out, is the nearest airport and about 30 to 45 minutes by cab. By road, Delhi is approximately 280 km on the NH48 expressway corridor (around 5 to 6 hours), while Ajmer and Pushkar are close enough for a day trip. Because the old-city lanes are narrow and crowded, the practical last step is to reach Badi Chaupar by cab or auto and walk the final stretch.
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