| Mode | Point | Distance | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Train | Bandikui Junction | Approx 40 to 42 km | The most commonly cited nearest railhead; take a taxi or bus onward. Dausa station (approx 50 km) and Gangapur City (approx 60 km) are alternatives. |
| Air | Jaipur International Airport (Sanganer) | Approx 110 km | Nearest airport with good connectivity; hire a cab or take a Jaipur-side bus toward Mahwa/Mehandipur. |
| Road | From Jaipur | Approx 100 to 110 km | Roughly 2.5 to 3 hours via the Jaipur-Agra route; regular RSRTC and private buses run to Mehandipur. |
| Road | From Delhi | Approx 230 to 240 km | Via NH-21/NH-11 through Mahwa; a long day trip, most people break the journey. |
The temple sits in Mehandipur village off the Jaipur-Agra corridor near Todabhim, on the Dausa-Karauli border, so the journey almost always ends with a short road hop from a highway junction. From Jaipur it is roughly 100 to 110 km, about two and a half to three hours, and state and private buses run directly to Mehandipur; from Delhi it is a longer 230 to 240 km haul that most pilgrims break en route.
By train, Bandikui Junction at about 40 to 42 km is the nearest practical railhead, with Dausa and Gangapur City as backups; from any of them you continue by taxi, bus or shared jeep. The nearest airport is Jaipur International at approximately 110 km. A useful local quirk: many buses set you down at Balaji Mode or the Mahwa side junction rather than at the temple gate, leaving a final couple of kilometres by auto or jeep, so confirm exactly where your bus terminates.
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