Send a parcel from Sikar to Mumbai. We pick up free.
Roughly 1,250 kilometres south via Jaipur and Ahmedabad — surface 3 working days, express 2. Pickup from your Sikar address (Old Sikar bazaar / Subhash Chowk, Piprali Road, Subhash Nagar, Rani Sati Mandir area, Khatu-side, Mandawa-Nawalgarh-Fatehpur catchment) is free for parcels of 5 kg or more.
Pickup in Sikar, Jaipur-feeder to Ahmedabad, delivery across Mumbai.
Pickup, Sikar.
Within 60–90 minutes of your call across Old Sikar (bazaar / Subhash Chowk), Piprali Road, Subhash Nagar, Rani Sati Mandir area, Khatu-side, and the Mandawa / Nawalgarh / Fatehpur Shekhawati-haveli catchment.
Jaipur-feeder transit.
Sikar has no airport — parcels feed through Jaipur (~115 km, +0.5 day) to DTDC's network, then road via Ahmedabad on the way to Mumbai.
Mumbai delivery.
Onward leg through the Mumbai/Pune corridor to Mumbai DTDC, sortation, and last-mile across the city — Bandra, Lower Parel, Andheri, Thane, Navi Mumbai. Day three for surface, day two for express. South Mumbai (Birla / Goenka / Singhania family business HQ corridor) on standard last-mile.
POD on WhatsApp.
Once delivered, we forward the proof of delivery (signature image and stamp) on WhatsApp the same hour.
Starting rates, Sikar → Mumbai.
Final price depends on actual or volumetric weight (whichever is greater) plus the fuel surcharge in force on your booking date. GST is extra.
- Standard parcel (surface) from ₹120 / kg 3 working days. Min billable 5 kg.
- Express parcel (air) from ₹180 / kg 2 working days. Door delivery.
- Bulk consignment (35 kg+) from ₹120 / kg Min 35 kg. Surface routing.
Pickup is free in Sikar on this lane for parcels 5 kg and above. Volumetric formula: (L × W × H cm) ÷ 5000.
Shekhawati-Marwari-NRI care kits, heritage-haveli memorabilia.
Shekhawati-Marwari-NRI care kits to Mumbai (a Marwari business capital)
The most distinctive flow on this lane. Shekhawati is the historic Marwari merchant ancestral region — Birla, Goenka, Singhania, Poddar, Khaitan, Ruia, Bhartia, Mittal trace ancestry to Sikar / Mandawa / Nawalgarh / Fatehpur. Mumbai is a major Marwari business capital and the family-network gravity. Care kits — wedding outfits, sealed dry sweets, framed haveli photos, ancestral documents — flow regularly. Bulk pickup over an afternoon, single GST invoice.
Heritage-haveli memorabilia
European art-historians and heritage-tourists visiting the Mandawa / Nawalgarh / Fatehpur fresco-haveli circuit ship purchases home — books, prints, painted textiles, brass figurines. Packed at hotel or guest-house with bubble wrap and FRAGILE marking. Mumbai is a common waypoint.
Khatu Shyam pilgrim returns
Khatu Shyam Mandir (Sikar district) and Rani Sati Mandir Jhunjhunu draw heavy Mumbai-Marwari pilgrim traffic. Pilgrims send sealed dry prasad, framed deity art, religious books to Mumbai families. Surface fine.
Wedding outfits and gifts
Shekhawati weddings — drawing the Marwari business diaspora — generate heavy Mumbai-bound traffic. Photographer drives, decor returns, leftover favours, gift consolidation. Bulk pickup over an afternoon, single GST invoice.
Ancestral / family business documents
Marwari business families ship signed contracts, partnership papers, ancestral originals to Mumbai trade contacts. Express only on this lane — surface is too long for time-sensitive paperwork.
Excess baggage
Students moving from Sikar / Shekhawati to Mumbai colleges in July–August. Books, kitchen kits, clothes — usually a third cheaper than airline excess fees.
A short, real list.
DTDC (and every air-network courier) prohibits these. Items most often misjudged on the Sikar → Mumbai lane:
Banned outright
- Liquids of any kind — perfumes, attars, oils, gels, hand sanitiser
- Aerosols and pressurised cans
- Cosmetics, nail polish, fragrance samples
- Flammable solids and matches
- Currency notes and gold/silver bullion
- Lithium batteries above 100 Wh on the air leg
Common Sikar misjudgements
- Khatu Shyam ghee-laddoo prasad — ghee is semi-liquid; this is the most common refusal we see. Sealed dry pera or dry sweet packets only.
- Loose handmade incense / dhoop — paste-based agarbatti is treated as flammable solid.
- Packed pickle / ghee — semi-liquid; do not pack with regular parcels.
- Silver jewellery — non-precious silverwork is fine; precious-metal pieces are not.
AWB on WhatsApp. Track on dtdc.in. POD when it lands.
The moment the parcel is booked into DTDC, we send you the AWB number on WhatsApp. Type it into the public tracker at dtdc.in any time. When delivery happens we forward the POD — signed slip or photo — within the hour.
Specific to Sikar → Mumbai.
Can a South Mumbai (Birla / Goenka / Singhania business HQ corridor) address get my parcel by tomorrow evening?
On express, often yes if you book before noon. Express moves Sikar → Jaipur → Ahmedabad → Mumbai overnight, with last-mile to South Mumbai (Colaba, Fort, Nariman Point, Worli, Malabar Hill) by next-day evening. After noon, delivery slips to day-after-tomorrow morning. For ancestral / family-business documents that absolutely must arrive on the next business day, give the buffer and book the day before.
I'm shipping a Shekhawati-NRI care kit to a Mumbai-Marwari relative — what's the routine?
We pick up free at your Sikar / Mandawa / Nawalgarh / Fatehpur address (5 kg+), seal the parcel there, and route Sikar → Jaipur-feeder → Ahmedabad → Mumbai. Surface 3 days for non-urgent (sealed dry sweets, wedding outfits, framed haveli photos, ancestral documents); express 2 days for time-sensitive. Bulk pickup over an afternoon for full care kits with single GST invoice.
I run a Mandawa heritage-haveli guest-house and Australian / German art-historian guests want to ship Shekhawati books and prints to Mumbai — can you do hotel pickup?
Yes — this is a routine Sikar / Shekhawati lane. We pick up at the haveli / guest-house in the Mandawa / Nawalgarh / Fatehpur catchment, pack with bubble wrap and FRAGILE marking, route surface to Mumbai (3 working days) or express (2 days). For international onwards from Mumbai, we can hand off to a Mumbai-based forwarder if the guest arranges the receiver.