Oct 16, 2024
By: Ayush Mehrotra
A serene and sacred lake surrounded by 52 ghats, Pushkar Lake is the heart of the town. It is believed that a dip in its holy waters washes away sins, making it a must-visit spot for pilgrims and tourists alike.
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One of the very few temples dedicated to Lord Brahma in the world, the Brahma Temple is a major spiritual site. The temple’s architecture is captivating, and its religious significance makes it a popular destination for devotees.
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Located on a hilltop, the Savitri Temple is dedicated to Goddess Savitri, wife of Lord Brahma. A short trek leads to the temple, offering panoramic views of Pushkar and the surrounding desert landscape, especially during sunrise or sunset.
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If you visit in November, the Pushkar Camel Fair is a spectacle of Rajasthani culture and tradition. It is one of the largest livestock fairs in the world, featuring camel races, traditional performances, handicraft bazaars, and much more.
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A bustling market, Pushkar Bazaar is perfect for shopping local handicrafts, clothes, jewellery, and souvenirs. The vibrant atmosphere of the bazaar gives you a glimpse into Rajasthan’s rich culture and artistry.
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Dedicated to Lord Vishnu's Varaha incarnation, the Varaha Temple is one of the oldest temples in Pushkar. The temple's unique architecture and religious importance make it a peaceful spot to explore.
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