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    The state bus from Jaipur City Bus Stand runs a few times a day and stops directly at the Nawalgarh bus stand, so you don’t need a taxi once you board. If you want a quick drop off from the airport, a cab takes about an hour and a half. The Jhunjhunu rail station is roughly 25 km from Nawalgarh, a 35 minute drive. Do you need help checking the latest bus timetable?

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