Like last day, start your ride early in the morning. You can choose to eat your breakfast at the hotel before starting, or like you already know, there will be ample options on the highways.

This route allows you to explore a lot of interesting spots, Alwar the town, Alwar Fort and Siliserh Lake on the outskirts of Alwar. The most interesting detour however, is the Bhangarh Fort. This fort is considered to be the most haunted sight in the entire country. It’s undoubtedly an extremely intriguing check point. Interesting stops from Delhi to Jaipur via Alwar on NH 48 – Bhangarh Fort – The most haunted site in India. – Alwar Fort – Alwar City Palace – Siliserh Lake near Alwar – Gariwaji Waterfalls (especially during the monsoons) Delhi to Jaipur as a biking trip is best experienced over two days. Whichever route you take, you are bound to have a comfortable journey, with a lot of really nice stops and restaurants along the way. Just ensure you exercise caution and safety on your trip at all times.

Gaipernath Waterfall makes for an ideal photo-op and a perfect closure to your Jaipur trip. Considered as a perfect spot for nature lovers, you can spend hours sitting by the cliffside. No better place to update your travel journal, right! If you are visiting during the monsoon, the waterfall will make for an incredible sight. However, if you are visiting during the peak summer, there are chances you won’t witness the waterfall at all. For the rest of the year, you will be able to enjoy the small water bodies and several cascades. Don’t be surprised if you see gangs of monkeys sitting in a line staring at you. Try not to carry any open food items if you are particularly not fond of them. Lastly, keep track of the time to ensure you leave well in time to reach Ajmer when you have to.

By now, we are assuming you would be familiar with the route. Like before, stick to the NH- 48 to head straight back to Delhi. If you have rented the ride from the platform, ensure you keep looking out for the trip's end time.

The ride to Alwar is a fun and easy one. The city has a lot to offer for a rider. From the mesmerizing views of the Chambal River to the taste of authentic Rajasthani food, it’s an ideal trip for all those who do not have much time in hand but still want to ease their travel itch.

Like last day, start your ride early in the morning. You can choose to eat your breakfast at the hotel before starting, or like you already know, there will be ample options on the highways.

By now, you are already familiar with the route back to Ajmer. However, if you feel you have enough time in hand, you could consider a quick detour to Gaipernath Waterfall before leaving Kota. Gaipernath Waterfall is on the other side of the Garadia Mahadev. From wherever you plan to stay, reach the hanging bridge on Nh -27. Turn right at 1 st cross street at SH 33, also known as Rawat Bhata Road. You will arrive at Gaipernath Waterfall on your right after riding approx. 11 km on SH 33.

Gaipernath Waterfall makes for an ideal photo-op and a perfect closure to your Kota trip. Considered as a perfect spot for nature lovers, you can spend hours sitting by the cliffside. No better place to update your travel journal, right! If you are visiting during the monsoon, the waterfall will make for an incredible sight. However, if you are visiting during the peak summer, there are chances you won’t witness the waterfall at all. For the rest of the year, you will be able to enjoy the small water bodies and several cascades. Don’t be surprised if you see gangs of monkeys sitting in a line staring at you. Try not to carry any open food items if you are particularly not fond of them. Lastly, keep track of the time to ensure you leave well in time to reach Ajmer when you have to.

By now, we are assuming you would be familiar with the route. Like before, stick to the NH- 52 to head straight back to Ajmer. If you have rented the ride from the platform, ensure you keep looking out for the trip's end time.

The ride to Kota is a fun and easy one. The city has a lot to offer for a rider. From the mesmerizing views of the Chambal River to the taste of authentic Rajasthani food, it’s an ideal trip for all those who do not have much time in hand but still want to ease their travel itch.