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Getting There & Staying

Travel & Stay

Flights to India

Traveling to India from abroad? We recommend flying into either Delhi (DEL) or Jaipur (JAI) — we've also picked out some nearby hotels for you to stay at, listed below.

Given the current situation in the Middle East, we'd also suggest booking a route that avoids that region, just to steer clear of any unexpected delays or cancellations.

Arriving in India Early?

Depending on whether you're flying into Delhi or Jaipur before the festivities, we recommend booking a few nights at one of these hotels:

In Jaipur: Cygnett Inn
In Delhi: Reccomendation Coming Soon...

Getting to Mandawa Castle

Don't have your own transportation sorted? No problem — we're arranging shuttle buses from the hotels above straight to the castle with a stop along the way for food and a bathroom break. Here's what to expect:

  • From Jaipur: ~3 hours
  • From Delhi: ~6 hours

Shuttle Timings

Shuttle Timinings will be sent as we get closer to the wedding date.

Staying at Mandawa Castle

All guests will stay at Castle Mandawa itself — our stunning heritage venue and the setting for all the celebrations. Your stay here is fully covered for November 30th and December 1st, with checkout on the morning of December 2nd.

If you're arriving before November 30th, you'll need to arrange your own accommodation for those extra nights.

About the Venue

Castle Mandawa

Once a 18th-century fortress, Castle Mandawa now stands as one of Rajasthan's most storied heritage hotels. Its turreted towers, palanquin-roofed balconies, and hand-painted frescoes offering a glimpse into the region's royal past. Set in the heart of the walled town of Mandawa, the castle blends old-world grandeur with modern comfort: antique murals, marble fountains, and centuries-old thick stone walls sit alongside a spa, pool, and private theatre. Guests can wander sunlit courtyards, dine under the stars to the sound of Rajasthani folk music, and step just beyond the gates into Mandawa's famed open-air gallery of painted havelis.

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