Delhi to Khatu Shyam Distance

Delhi to Khatu Shyam Distance, it is about the distance of Delhi to Khatu Shyam Ji along with different routes of Khatu Shyam from Delhi via Ringas.

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Generally, to reach Khatu Shyam Ji from Delhi, you have to travel via Jaipur. The distance from Delhi to Khatu Shyam Ji is approximately 350 kilometers. Of this, the distance from Delhi to Jaipur is approximately 265 kilometers, and the distance from Jaipur to Khatu Shyam Ji is approximately 80 kilometers.

Planes, buses, and trains are available to travel from Delhi to Jaipur.

If you wish to travel to Khatu by bus, you must travel to Jaipur via National Highway 48. This route will require you to reach Jaipur via Bhiwadi, Behror, Kotputli, and Shahpura.

If you wish to travel by train, you can reach Jaipur Junction via Alwar. From Jaipur, you can reach Khatu by bus or train via Ringas.

Now let's talk about the route that goes directly from Delhi to Khatu Shyam Ji, which does not require a trip to Jaipur.

This shorter route is approximately 270 kilometers from Delhi to Khatu Shyam Ji, which is approximately 70 kilometers shorter than the Jaipur route.

If you want to travel to Khatu by bus from Delhi, you'll need to go to Shahpura before taking National Highway 48. Instead of going to Jaipur from Shahpura, you'll need to travel to Ringas via Ajitgarh and Shrimadhopur. From Ringas, you can reach Khatu by road.

If you want to travel to Khatu by train, you'll need to board a train from Delhi to Phulera via Rewari, Narnaul, Neem Ka Thana, Shrimadhopur, and Ringas and then disembark at Ringas Junction. From Ringas, you can reach Khatu by road.

Of these two routes from Delhi to Khatu, the national highway from Delhi to Ringas via Jaipur is used, while the state highway from Shahpura to Ringas via Shrimadhopur is used.

Now, you have to choose which route is best for you.

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