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Aayesha Kakar
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    If you’re hoping for a quick leg on, the state bus from Jaipur’s main depot does run to Nawalgarh, but it only stops at the town’s bus stand and the timetable is thin. A taxi from Jaipur International takes about 1¾ hours and can drop you straight at the bus stand, which is handy if you want to avoid waiting. From Nawalgarh the Jhunjhunu Railway Station is roughly 25 km away, a 35 minute drive. If you end up staying in Mandawa, the Roop Niwas Kothi Hotel is a solid choice.

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