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Distances & Travel Times (All road travel)
Jaipur → Khatu Shyam Ji: ~80 km; 1.5 hours by car via NH52/Sikar Road cabsrajasthantour.com+11driveindiabyyogi.com+11India Driver Tours+11
Khatu Shyam Ji → Salasar Balaji: ~110 km; 2–2.5 hours by road via Ringas–Sikar or Laxmangarh routes India Driver Tours+4driveindiabyyogi.com+4ViistTheGlobe+4
Jaipur → Salasar Balaji (direct circuit): ~170 km; 3.5–4 hours (one-way)
Early Morning (3:30–4:00 AM)
Depart from Jaipur to Khatu Shyam Ji, aiming to arrive before sunrise. Arriving around 5:30 AM allows you to take part in Mangala Aarti and early darshan.
Temple opens around 4:30–5:00 AM
Morning (7:30–8:00 AM)
After darshan, leave for Salasar Balaji, reaching around 10:30 AM.
Temple opens around 4:00 AM, with multiple daily aartis (e.g. Mangala at 4:30 AM, Sandhya at ~7 PM)
Midday
Have lunch at local dhaba or temple canteen.
If time allows, visit nearby attractions like Rani Sati Mandir near Jhunjhunu, or Shyam Kund and Shyam Bagichi at Khatu
Afternoon Departure (~3:00 PM)
Head back to Jaipur; expect to arrive between 7:00–8:00 PM depending on stops.
Private Car / Taxi: Most convenient & flexible. Costs approx ₹10−14/km (full day rental ~₹2,500–3,500) depending on vehicle size
Tempo Traveller: Ideal for groups; ₹24/km + driver charge (~₹2,640–2,880 for the segment)
Bus: Available but involves multiple changes and longer travel times — not ideal for one-day plan
Dedicated to Barbarika (Khatu Shyam), grandson of Bhima from Mahabharata; idol housed in white Makrana marble temple built around 1027 CE
Explore Shyam Kund (sacred pond), Shyam Bagichi gardens, and nearby Gourishankar Temple with its intriguing lore
A revered Hanuman shrine, famous for the self‑manifested idol and fairs during Chaitra and Ashwin Purnima
Offers multiple aartis, free prasad (Churma), and local facilities
Best season: October to March for pleasant weather; avoid extreme heat of April–June
Start early to beat crowds. Festival days (Phalgun Mela, Hanuman Jayanti, Ekadashi) can be very crowded.
Carry snacks, water, cash (digital payments not always available).
Dress modestly; avoid leather and follow temple decorum.
Use Google Maps for real‑time traffic and best route updates.
Alternate stops: Jeen Mata Temple (near Sikar), Tal Chhapar sanctuary, Laxmangarh Fort if you have extra time
| Segment | Distance | Travel Time | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jaipur → Khatu Shyam Ji | ~80 km | 1½ hours | Mangala Aarti, architectural beauty |
| Khatu Shyam Ji → Salasar Balaji | ~110 km | 2–2.5 hours | Hanuman darshan, festive vibes |
| Salasar Balaji → Jaipur | ~170 km | 3.5–4 hours | Return after afternoon darshan |
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