Planning a scenic getaway from Udaipur to Kumbhalgarh? There’s no better way to experience Rajasthan’s beauty than by taking a self drive car from Namo Cars. Skip the hassle of hiring a driver and enjoy complete freedom to explore at your own pace.
The distance between Udaipur and Kumbhalgarh Fort is around 85 km, and the drive takes about 2 hours through winding roads, lush hills, and charming Rajasthani villages. A self drive car gives you flexibility to stop anywhere — whether for photos, local food, or just to soak in the views.
We provide budget-friendly car rental plans, depending on the model. No hidden charges — just fuel, drive, and enjoy the ride.
Eklingji Temple – A historic temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, just 20 km from Udaipur.
Nathdwara – The famous temple town of Shrinathji, perfect for a short stopover.
Haldighati – Visit the site of the historic battle between Maharana Pratap and the Mughal army.
Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary – Home to leopards, deer, and birds before reaching the fort.
Whether it’s a short weekend trip or a family vacation, Namo Cars makes it easy to rent a car in Udaipur. Book online, choose your preferred car, and hit the road — it’s that simple.
Book your self drive car in Udaipur now and experience the charm of Kumbhalgarh Fort with complete freedom and comfort.
Namaste, fellow explorer! I’m Parikshit Jain , a wanderer at heart, a foodie by passion, and someone who’s completely in love with the magic of Udaipur.
Born and raised amidst its breathtaking lakes, royal palaces, and vibrant bazaars, I’ve always believed that the best way to experience this city isn’t through rigid itineraries—but by setting your own course.
That’s why I started "Namocars" self-driving car rental service before operate Tripy self drive cars Udaipur by me now to give traveler' like you the freedom to roam, discover hidden gems, and truly soak in the soul of Rajasthan.
Whether it’s chasing the golden glow of a sunset at Fateh Sagar, savour in the best daal baati in a tucked-away eatery, or taking a spontaneous detour
