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Khatu Shyam Ji in Sikar district and Salasar Balaji in Churu district are two of the most visited temple destinations near Jaipur. Many families and pilgrim groups combine them in one trip, and travelling by private taxi is the easiest way to do it without worrying about bus timings, crowded stations or changing vehicles on the way.
This guide explains the route, approximate travel time and a few practical tips, so you can plan the journey comfortably. If you only want to book, you can go straight to our Jaipur to Khatu Salasar taxi page.
Khatu Shyam Ji temple is in Khatu village, Sikar district, roughly 80 to 85 km from Jaipur. The drive usually takes about 2 to 2.5 hours depending on traffic, the city exit and the day of the week. The common route goes from Jaipur towards Reengus and then on to Khatu. The road is generally good, and a morning start helps you avoid the heaviest crowds at the temple.
Salasar Balaji temple is in Churu district. From Khatu it is roughly 90 km and takes around 2 hours by road. Because both temples are in the same direction from Jaipur, they fit well into a single long day or a relaxed two-day plan.
This is a long day. If you are travelling with elderly parents or small children, a two-day plan with a night halt near Salasar is more comfortable.
You can choose a sedan or SUV for a small family from our Jaipur car rental options. For larger families or devotee groups, a Tempo Traveller gives everyone enough space for luggage and rest.
It is roughly 80 to 85 km, about 2 to 2.5 hours by road.
Yes, it is possible with an early start, but it makes for a long day. A two-day plan is easier for seniors and children.
A sedan or SUV suits up to four or five people. Larger groups can choose a Tempo Traveller.
Yes. Many guests add temple visits to our Rajasthan tour packages or a Jaipur sightseeing plan.
If you need a reliable Jaipur taxi service for your temple trip, contact Char Bhuja Travels with your travel date, group size and preferred stops, and we will help you plan the route.