Delhi to Salasar Balaji Temple by car– Trip Cost, Distance & Darshan Timings

Salasar Balaji Temple in Rajasthan is one of the most loved and visited temples of Lord Hanuman. Situated in the Churu district, it’s famous for its unique black-bearded idol and powerful spiritual energy. Devotees believe that prayers here can remove obstacles and fulfil wishes.

The temple is about 300–320 km from Delhi, making it a perfect weekend trip for darshan and peace of mind. A car journey lets you travel at your own pace, stop where you like, and enjoy the scenic roads of Rajasthan.

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About Salasar Balaji Temple

Salasar Balaji Temple, also known as Salasar Dham, is one of the most popular temples in Rajasthan dedicated to Lord Hanuman. The temple is special because the idol here has a black beard and moustache — a rare form of Hanuman ji.

It is believed that visiting Salasar Balaji and praying with faith can remove problems, bring success, and fulfil wishes. Every year, especially during Chaitra Purnima and Ashwin Purnima, thousands of devotees come here to take blessings.

The peaceful surroundings, constant chants of “Jai Balaji Maharaj”, and the divine atmosphere make it a place you will remember forever.

Delhi to Salasar Balaji – Distance & Location

The Delhi to Salasar Balaji distance is around 300 to 320 km depending on the route you take. Most people prefer road trip as the journey has smooth highways, scenic views and flexibility to make devotional or leisure stops on the way.

If you’re calculating Delhi to Salasar Balaji Rajasthan distance by road, the most common and convenient route is through Gurgaon, Rewari and Jhunjhunu and then to Salasar in Churu district. This route takes around 6 to 7 hours in normal traffic conditions. Make your journey comfortable, safe, and hassle-free with Car Booking, your trusted travel partner.

Best Routes from Delhi to Salasar Balaji

Traveling from Delhi to Salasar Balaji is easy, you have multiple road options depending on your preference — speed, scenery or stopovers. Here are the two most preferred routes:

Delhi → Jhunjhunu → Salasar Route (Scenic & Comfortable)

• Route: Delhi → Gurgaon → Rewari → Narnaul → Jhunjhunu → Salasar
• Distance: ~320 km
• Travel Time: 6–7 hours by car

Highlights:

• Smooth stretches on NH 48 and NH 11.
• Beautiful views of Rajasthan’s countryside.
• Jhunjhunu has heritage havelis and temples to visit.

Food & Rest Stops:

• Old Rao Hotel (near Dharuhera) for breakfast.
• Roadside dhabas near Narnaul for authentic Rajasthani food.

Delhi → Rewari → Salasar Route (Fastest & Direct)

• Route: Delhi → Gurgaon → Rewari → Chirawa → Salasar
• Distance: ~300 km
• Travel Time: 5.5–6.5 hours by car

Highlights:

• Fewer diversions, if you want to reach the temple quickly.
• Less traffic compared to Jhunjhunu route.

Tip: If you have elderly devotees or kids in your group, opt for Jhunjhunu route for better road conditions and more rest stops.

Delhi to Salasar Balaji by Car

Travel Time

If planning for an self-drive or hired taxi trip, the Delhi to Salasar Balaji by car timing is usually 6 to 7 hours under normal traffic conditions. Expect an extra 30 - 60 minutes on weekends or festive days with higher traffic near temple areas.

• Morning departure tip: Leaving Delhi between 5:00 AM – 6:00 AM helps avoid peak city traffic.
• Evening return tip: Plan your return before dusk to avoid highway truck congestion.

Cost of Car Travel

The Delhi to Salasar Balaji by car price depends on vehicle type, service provider, and whether you book one-way or round-trip.

• Sedan (Etios, Dzire) – ₹4,500 to ₹6,000 one way.
• SUV (Innova, Ertiga) – ₹6,500 to ₹8,500 one way.
• Luxury cars – ₹10,000+ depending on brand.

Fuel cost for self drive trips is ₹2,000–₹2,500 for petrol and slightly lower for diesel.

Money-saving tip: Booking at least 2-3 days in advance gives you better prices especially on weekdays.

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Temple Darshan Information

If you are traveling from Delhi to Salasar Balaji Temple, knowing the darshan schedule in advance will help you plan better and avoid long waits especially during festivals.

Salasar Balaji Darshan Timings

The temple remains open throughout the year, with specific hours for devotees:

Note: Timings may vary during festivals like Chaitra Purnima and Ashwin Purnima when the temple remains open 24 hours for devotees.

Aarti Schedule

• Mangla Aarti: 4:15 AM
• Rajbhog Aarti: 11:00 AM
• Sandhya Aarti: 7:00 PM
• Shayan Aarti: 9:30 PM

Attending any of these aartis especially Mangla or Sandhya Aarti is a great spiritual experience with Jai Balaji Maharaj chants all around the temple.

Special Rituals & Offerings

• Coconut Tying Ritual: Tie coconuts wrapped in cloth as a wish.
• Sava Mann Prasad: 1.25 quintals of boondi prasad for devotees whose wishes are fulfilled.
• VIP Darshan Passes: Available at the temple counter for quick darshan during peak hours.

Travel Tip: If you are coming from Delhi and reaching late, stay overnight at Salasar and attend the morning Mangla Aarti which is very auspicious.

Places to Visit Near Salasar Balaji

If you’ve made the journey from Delhi to Salasar Balaji Temple, you can enhance your trip by visiting nearby spiritual and cultural attractions. Many pilgrims combine these sites into a 2–3 day Rajasthan pilgrimage circuit.

Khatu Shyam Ji Temple (≈ 110 km from Salasar)

• Dedicated to Barbarika, grandson of Bhima from the Mahabharata, worshipped as Khatu Shyam Ji.
• Known as the “Deity of Kalyug”, fulfils wishes of devotees.
• Big crowd during Phalgun Mela.

Rani Sati Temple, Jhunjhunu (≈ 65 km from Salasar)

• One of the most famous temple of India is dedicated to Rani Sati, symbol of feminine strength and devotion.
• Beautiful marble work and colourful paintings.

Tal Chhapar Sanctuary (≈ 80 km from Salasar)

• A peaceful sanctuary for blackbucks and migratory birds.
• For nature lovers who want to escape from temple crowd.

Jeen Mata Temple (≈ 90 km from Salasar)

• Historic temple of Goddess Jeen Mata, more than 1000 years old.
• Famous for Navratri celebrations.

Travel Tip: If you have less time, Khatu Shyam Ji and Rani Sati Temple can be visited with Salasar Balaji on the same day, as they are connected through good roads.

Recommended 2–3 Day Delhi to Salasar Balaji Trip Itinerary

Whether you need quick darshan or a leisurely tour of temples, this itinerary covers all relevant spots for fans of Hanuman as much as cultural tourists.

Option 1 – 2 Day Spiritual Trip

Day 1:

• 5:00 AM – Leave from Delhi.
• 11:30 AM – Reach Salasar Balaji Temple. Get fresh and give darshan and prasad.
• 1:00 PM – Lunch at a local restaurant or temple bhojanalaya.
• 3:00 PM – See Rani Sati Temple in Jhunjhunu.
• 7:00 PM – Back to Salasar for Sandhya Aarti. Overnight stay at dharamshala or hotel.

Day 2:

• 4:15 AM – Watch Mangla Aarti at Salasar Balaji Temple.
• 7:00 AM – Breakfast followed by departure for Delhi.
• Consider a visit to Khatu Shyam Ji Temple during your return home.

Option 2 – 3 Day Extended Pilgrimage & Sightseeing

Day 1:

• Same as above – reach Salasar, darshan and evening aarti.

Day 2:

• Morning visit to Khatu Shyam Ji Temple.
• Afternoon excursion to Jeen Mata Temple or Tal Chhapar Sanctuary for a combination of faith and nature.
• Return to Salasar for the night.

Day 3:

• Early departure for Delhi, breakfast en route in Rewari or Manesar.

Travel Tip: For a peaceful darshan experience, don’t start your return journey immediately after evening aarti; instead stay overnight and leave fresh the next morning.

Budget Breakdown

Plan ahead to have a hassle-free journey from Delhi to Salasar Balaji Temple. Here’s an estimated budget for a 2-day trip for two people.

Expense	Approx. Cost (₹)	Notes
Car Travel (Round Trip)	9,000 – 14,000	SUV taxi rental with driver; self-drive will be the more affordable option (₹4,000 – 5,000 for fuel & toll).
Accommodation	800 – 3,500/night	Dharamshalas are inexpensive; mid-priced hotels provide greater comfort.
Food	500 – 1,500/day	Includes temple bhojanalaya meals & restaurants.
Darshan/Puja	200 – 1,000	Special pujas or optional VIP darshan.
Local Travel	300 – 800	Car or taxi to surrounding attractions.
Miscellaneous	300 – 1,000	Donations, snacks, and souvenirs.

Money-Saving Tips

• Travel in groups and divide cab expenses.
• Reside in temple dharamshalas for reduced rates of accommodation.
• Book car rentals and hotels in advance during peak season.

Conclusion

A trip to Salasar Balaji Temple from Delhi is not just a journey — it’s a spiritual experience that fills your heart with faith, hope and peace. Whether you travel by car, bus, train or a mix of all, the blessings of Lord Hanuman make every km worth it.

From chanting inside this temple's confines to its unique black bearded idol of Balaji Maharaj, you'll spend each moment that you're here feeling devout and having your mind stilled. With all of the surrounding temples and cultural attractions, you can equally make your stay a complete Rajasthan pilgrimage.

If you are planning your next spiritual trip, book now. Start early, plan your route and keep this guide handy so you can make the most of your darshan.

🙏 May Lord Balaji grant safety, happiness and wish fulfillment to your pilgrimage.

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