Tempo Traveller Hire Delhi to Jhansi

There are two ways to reach Jhansi from Delhi and both of which are well connected and popular among travellers. The most preferred route is via NH44 wher Delhi to Jhansi distance is just 434 km and takes around 8 hours. This route passes through Faridabad, Palwal, Mathura, Agra, Morena and Gwalior. The roads are good and there are many petrol pumps, restaurants and rest stops along the way.

The other route is via Yamuna Expressway and Srinagar-Kanyakumari Highway which is around 456 km. This route takes more time nearly 8 and half hours as it first goes through Noida and Managarhi and then merges with route number 1 near Agra. Although it is a smooth drive on the expressway, it is not as popular as the Jhansi route because of the extra distance. You can also explore our Noida Tempo Traveller Service to get on this road trip.

A long drive needs well timed breaks at good places. The Delhi to Jhansi route has many stops where you can refuel and refresh. Mathura is the first big city on the way where you can stop for tea, snacks or a full meal at one of the many dhabas. If you are interested you can visit Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple and then continue your journey.

Agra is another good stop, has plenty of food options and historical places to see. If you have time you can take a detour to see the Taj Mahal or visit Agra Fort and then continue your journey. The city has well maintained rest stops and fuel stations.

Further down the road, Gwalior is a good place to stop before you reach Jhansi. Gwalior Fort is a place that you should not miss, Gwalior has many dhabas serving North Indian food. There are petrol pumps and clean toilets at multiple places in and around Gwalior.

Renting a tempo traveller for your group will make the journey comfortable within a budget. The pricing of these vehicles depends on factors like vehicle type, number of seats and trip duration. If you are booking a 9 Seater Tempo Traveller in Delhi, then it will cost you around ₹10,000. The 16 seater will cost around ₹15,000. If you opt for a luxury tempo traveller with push back seats, LED screens and charging points the cost will go a little bit higher.

For a 3 day round trip, the total cost varies as per the tempo traveller type. The 12 seater cost is ₹27,000, and the 20 seater is ₹35,000 to ₹38,000. The cost includes fuel, tolls and driver charges but parking fees and state permit charges will be extra. Night driving may have an extra charge. Here’s the breakup:

For the best price and to skip the last minute rush you should book the vehicle in advance. Because during the peak festive or holiday time, the cost is generally higher.

Day 1: Delhi to Jhansi & Jhansi Sightseeing

The trip starts early morning from Delhi and takes around 8 to 9 hours to cover a distance of 455 km. Upon reaching Jhansi you can check in to the hotel for freshen up and then start exploring the city. Start with a visit to the famous Jhansi fort which has the connection to the popular 1857 revolt against colonial rule. Then visit Rani Mahal which is a historic palace showcasing artifacts and paintings of the Bundela period. End the day with a visit to the Government Museum which has rare weapons, sculptures and manuscripts of Jhansi history.

Day 2: Orchha & Nearby Sightseeing

The next day morning, a short drive of 18 km from Jhansi takes you to Orchha, a town with breathtaking palaces and temples. The main attractions are Orchha Fort Complex, Jahangir Mahal and Ram Raja Temple. The cenotaphs by the Betwa River are great spotting points for photography. After lunch visit Chaturbhuj Temple which is famous for its architecture. In the evening attend a light and sound show at Orchha Fort which narrates the town’s history in a very engaging way. Back to Jhansi for an overnight stay.

Day 3: Barua Sagar & Back to Delhi

Before returning back to Delhi take a short trip to Barua Sagar which is 19 km from Jhansi. The town has a historic fort and a lake which is very peaceful. You can visit the ruins of the fort which offers a panoramic view of the surrounding landscape. After breakfast start your return journey to Delhi with quick stoppages for meals. The estimated time of arrival in Delhi is in the evening.

Jhansi has super hot summers and mild winters so October to March is the best time to visit. The temperature during these months is between 10 to 25°C so it’s good for sightseeing. October and November are good if you want to visit historical sites comfortably. December and January are slightly cold but best for outdoor activities. February and March are also good to visit especially if you want to attend Jhansi Mahotsav a cultural festival where local music, dance and art is showcased. Avoid visiting from April to June as the temperature goes above 40°C and it’s not comfortable to travel. Monsoon from July to September has moderate rainfall which is good for photography but may disrupt your outdoor plans.

Jhansi is surrounded by many historical and natural places to visit within 100 km. One of the most famous is Chanderi, around 100 km from Jhansi. Known for its history, it is famous for its forts, Jain temples and Chanderi sarees. Chanderi Fort on the hilltop gives a panoramic view of the town while places like Badal Mahal Gate and Koshak Mahal show the grandeur of the past.

Another place to visit is Datia, just 30 km from Jhansi. Datia Palace also called Bir Singh Deo Palace is an architectural wonder made of stone only without any wood or metal. The town also has Peetambra Peeth, a temple of Goddess Shakti for devotees.

For nature and wildlife lovers, Madhav National Park in Shivpuri, around 95 km from Jhansi is a good option. Spread over 375 sq km it has leopards, deer, crocodiles and many bird species. Sakhya Sagar Lake inside the park attracts many migratory birds, so it’s a great place for birdwatching.

Another hidden but beautiful place is Garhmau Lake, located 35 km from Jhansi. It is a peaceful place to visit for a picnic or short break. The lake is surrounded by greenery and a good place to relax away from the city.