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 Samode, a quaint village, is located amidst the low-lying hills of the Aravali range at about 42 km North West of Jaipur city in Rajasthan. Samode is well known for the Samode Haveli, and Sheesh Mahal, a palace of mirrors, 400 years old with unique architecture and the famous Samode Bagh. Reaching Samode in Rajasthan is quite an easy job given the well-knit roads in Rajasthan.
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The Samode village is located amidst the rugged low-lying hills at about 42 km. North-west of Jaipur city. It is close to Shekhawati, an important tourist circuit of Rajasthan with immense historical significance. Samode is often called the "Gateway to Shekhawati". You can reach Samode either from Delhi or Jaipur depending upon your itinerary. Take a local bus or hire a car or taxi as per your budget and head for Samode.
The airport nearest to Samode is the Sanganer Airport Jaipur. flights to Mumbai, Delhi and Udaipur are available from the Sanganer Airport.
The nearest railhead is Jaipur station which is connected to major cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata and other cities in Rajasthan.
By road, the distance from Jaipur to Samode is 42 kilometers. From Jaipur one can drive out on the highway to Bikaner and from a village called Chomu a left turn takes you to Samode.
If you are traveling by a local bus, make sure to get a seat reserved for yourself, else you might just have to complete the journey by standing on the bus, among many others. For those not used to or willing to face the Indian dust and sweat and grime, it is advisable to arrange for a hired car to be on the safe side.
On reaching Samode in Rajasthan, India, the idleness with which time has moved there, will astonish you. Old havellis, ancient temples, and old baulis (wells), line the streets at Samode. The village offers performances by local artists and traditional Rajasthani cuisine. The village is inhabited by various craft communities who have been practicing and excelling in block printing, lacquered work-bangles, weaving of carpets, stone and paper painting, gem stone cutting, pottery, traditional jooti-making and metal works, for generations.
Since Rajasthan is the desert state, extreme dry climate characterizes Rajasthan. Though the roads are well maintained, be prepared for the dust and sand you will have to encounter. Sunglasses and hats are mandatory.
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