Tempo Traveller Hire from Delhi to Indore

There are 2 ways to travel from Delhi to Indore by road. The most preferred route is via NE4 which is known for its smooth roads and good infrastructure. This route is 758 km and takes around 12 hours. It passes through Gurugram, Alwar, Jaipur, Kota, and Ujjain before reaching Indore. The expressway has well maintained fuel stations, food courts and resting areas so it is the best option for a comfortable road trip.

The second route is via NH46 which is 837 km and takes around 14 hours. This route goes through Noida, Mathura, Agra, Morena, Gwalior, Shivpuri, Guna, Dewas and then Indore. Although this road is longer it gives you an opportunity to visit historical places like the Taj Mahal in Agra and Gwalior Fort. But this road has more city traffic which can slow down your journey. Travellers who want a more scenic and historical drive opt for this route.

Taking breaks on a long drive is a must for a comfortable journey. There are many known stops on the Delhi to Indore route that offer food, refreshments and a place to stretch.

On the NE4 route, you will find a great place to stop which is Highway King in Jaipur and is famous for its Rajasthani food and snacks. Further ahead Kishore Sweets in Kota is a must visit for those who love local food, especially kachoris and sweets. If you want to take a spiritual break Ujjain is a good place to stop and visit the Mahakaleshwar Temple before heading to Indore.

For those taking the NH46 route, Agra is a good stop to try the famous Petha and Bedai Kachori. Further along, Gwalior is a good place to explore the historic Gwalior Fort and grab a quick bite at Indian Coffee House. Before reaching Indore stopping at Sky Dine in Dewas is a great option for a full meal and a break from the drive.

Renting a tempo traveller from Delhi to Indore is the best option for group travel. The rates vary as per vehicle, seating capacity and travel duration. One way trip from Delhi to Indore costs between ₹23,000 to ₹35,000 as per the amenities. If you are planning 3 days round trip the rental charges are between ₹49,000 to ₹57,000. The cost includes fuel, toll and driver charges but parking charges and extra hours may be charged separately.

You can choose from standard, deluxe as well as Luxury Tempo Traveller as per your budget and comfort. Standard models have basic seating and AC, whereas deluxe and luxury models have LED TV, Wi-Fi and premium interiors for a comfortable journey. Rates may vary as per season and availability so book in advance. Below are the rates for different categories. Below is the price of Tempo Traveller cost for various seating capacity of tempo traveller.

We also provide customized packages which include sightseeing in Indore and nearby places with flexible stoppages.

Day 1: Delhi to Indore

Starts early morning from Delhi and passes through Jaipur, Kota, Ujjain and reaches Indore by evening. The drive is through beautiful highways with stop overs for meals and sightseeing. Check in to the hotel and after some time head to 56 Dukan which is a famous food street famous for poha, jalebi and sabudana khichdi. In the evening visit Rajwada Palace and get a glimpse of Indore’s heritage.

Day 2: Sightseeing Indore

Second day starts with visit to Lal Bagh Palace which is a historic place with European style of architecture. Then visit Kanch Mandir, a temple made of completely glass. Drive to Patalpani Waterfall for some relaxation in nature. For shopping head to Sarafa Bazaar to buy jewellery and handicrafts. Evening enjoy street food at Sarafa Night Market and relax at the hotel.

Day 3: Ujjain Trip and Back to Delhi

Third day is a trip to Ujjain which is one of the most important pilgrimage in India. Visit Mahakaleshwar Temple and witness the spiritual rituals and seek blessings. Other attractions in Ujjain are Ram Ghat, Kal Bhairav Temple and Harsiddhi Temple. After lunch start the return journey to Delhi. The tempo traveller will make stop overs for refreshments and will reach Delhi late in the night.

Indore has extremely hot summers and mild winters. October to March is the best time to visit. The temperature during these months is 10°C to 25°C making it perfect to explore the city. Rajwada Palace, Lal Bagh Palace and Kanch Mandir are best enjoyed during winters without the heat.

Festivals like Ahilya Utsav and Rangpanchami showcase the city’s culture and attract many tourists. 56 Dukan and Sarafa Bazaar remains busy throughout the year but winters make the food experience more enjoyable. Summers from April to June are extremely hot with temperatures crossing 40°C which makes outdoor activities difficult. Monsoon brings moderate rainfall and greenery around but increases the humidity. To make the most of your trip, visit Indore between October to March.

Indore has many interesting places within short distances. Mandu is one of the most popular ones and is 95 km away. This ancient town is famous for Afghan architecture, Jahaz Mahal, Baz Bahadur’s Palace and Rani Roopmati Pavilion. The ruins and landscape make it a perfect place for history buffs and photographers.

Omkareshwar is located 80 km from Indore is one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva. The temple is on an island in Narmada River where thousands of devotees visit here. A boat ride around the temple is a treat to eyes. Maheshwar is another must visit place at a distance of 90 km from Indore. This town is famous for Maheshwari sarees, Ahilya Fort and riverfront. Fort and peaceful atmosphere make it a perfect getaway. If you are in Indore for any purpose, do not miss to plan Mahakaleshwar Omkareshwar Trip.

Tincha Falls is situated 25 km away and an ideal spot to see waterfalls and greenery. Monsoon season makes this place more beautiful. Another adventure spot is Janapav Hill which is 45 km from Indore and is birthplace of Lord Parshuram. It is a trekking location that offers breathtaking view of the surroundings.

Wildlife enthusiasts can visit Ralamandal Wildlife Sanctuary located 20 km from Indore. This sanctuary is home to deer, leopards and exotic birds making it an interesting place for nature and wildlife photography.