Pushkar/Ajmer Travel

The quaint little religious town of Pushkar hosts the annual Camel Trade Fair in November & is said to have the only temple in the world dedicated to Hindu God Brahma (Creator of the world in Hindu Mythology)

Ajmer is an important railway junction town and offers the mausoleum of Muslim Sufi Saint Chisti.


Places of Interest in Pushkar/Ajmer :
» Lord Brahma Temple
» Savitri Temple
» Ghats of Pushkar Lake
» Rose Gardens

Special Attraction of Pushkar/Ajmer :
» Pushkar Camel Fair - The famous Pushkar camel fair takes place every year on the next full moon night after Diwali.
» Ajmer Urs Festival - The Mausoleum of Muslim Sufi Saint Chisti, plays the annual host to Urs festivals in September/October .


Excursions :
» Roopangarh Fort at Kishangarh
» Kuchaman Fort Palace Hotel


How to reach Pushkar/Ajmer :
» By Air : Nearest airport is at Jaipur ( 3hrs. )
» By Train : Ajmer ( 14 km.) on the Delhi - Ahmedabad line is nearest railhead.
» By Road : Delhi is 9 hrs. drive away via Jaipur & Ajmer.


Best time to visit Pushkar/Ajmer :
If you want to actually get the real feel of a small town, avoid the busy months of October & November.


Hotels in Ajmer/Pushkar :
» Hotel Mansingh, Ajmer : Designed as an 18th century "fortress, the hotel is centrally air-conditioned and all the rooms have attached baths and running hot and cold water.


» Hotel Pushkar Resorts : Located at the edge of the Thar Desert, the Pushkar hotel enjoys a distinct reputation among the tourists. The captivating surroundings of the hotel make it a special place to stay in Pushkar.


» Jagat Singh Palace, Ajmer : Hotel in Ajmer offers a spellbinding view of the biggest sand dune of Rajasthan and the spectacular Snake Mountain. A stay here will be an experience of a lifetime.


» Hotel Pushkar Palace : Located amidst the majestic hill, Pushkar Palace Hotel is a Heritage property built by Maharaja of Kishangarh about 400 year ago.