Leave Delhi immediately by car or hired van via NH 48, heading through Gurugram and Manesar toward Jaipur. At this hour, budget 5–6 hours or more depending on traffic and roadworks, with one short fuel-and-rest stop; for seven people, a roomy van and a rested, designated driver will make the ride much easier. This is a very tight same-day trip: you may reach Jaipur around early evening, so treat the plan as a quick taste of the city rather than a full sightseeing day.
Head to Hawa Mahal on Badi Choupad for about 30 minutes to admire its famous pink façade from outside. The light is lovely toward sunset, but your arrival time will depend on the drive; if you’re running late, keep this stop brief. Then continue to Laxmi Mishthan Bhandar (LMB) in Johari Bazaar for a sit-down Rajasthani meal and sweets—allow about an hour and budget roughly ₹300–700 per person. Old City traffic and parking can be slow, so ask your driver to find a suitable parking spot nearby and walk the final stretch together.
Aim to leave Jaipur around 8:30–9 PM for Delhi via NH 48, allowing another 5–6 hours, plus any stop or traffic delays. Confirm before setting off that the driver is rested for the return, and expect to reach Delhi very late. If the group is already tired, it’s safer to adjust the plan than to rush the drive.
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