Your Rendezvous With the City
A sacred little town near Ajmer, Pushkar, is an important pilgrimage for devout Hindus. A visit to the holy town fill sour heart wit reverence and harmony. It seems as if God has taken special care while crafting the fantastic city of Rajasthan. Another reason that the travelers horde the place is exciting Pushkar Fair. A huge number of saints visit the place and congregate around the lake and temple. The Nag Pahar (The Snake Mountain) separates the city from Ajmer. If you are planning to visit the place then we can assure that you may be enticed to extend your stay at Pushkar. The town still remains charming though many travelers come to offer prayers or just visit the place.

Glimpses From History
Pushkar is one of the oldest towns of India. An exact date may not not be known but the legends associate it with Brahma. It is said that the sacred lake of Pushkar sprang up on the spot where Lord Brahma dropped a lotus from his hand. The creator of the universe wanted to perform a yagna or a holy sacrifice at the lake on Poornima or full moon night. And as his wife Savitri did not take part in the yagna, he married another woman named Gayatri. When Savitri came to know about it, she spelled a curse that Brahma will not be worshiped anywhere else but only Pushkar. And since then, the temple has remained here. A Tourist's Delight
Temples : As the city is a much revered Hindu place, one can find many holy temples here. You can offer your prayers at Brahma Temple, Savitri Temple (dedicated to second wife of Brahma) , Rangaji Temple (dedicated to Lord Vishnu), Apteshwar Temple (dedicated to Lord Shiva), Varaha Temple, Gayatri Temple, Pap Mochini Temple, Ramavaikunth Temple and Saraswati Temple.

Pushkar Lake : In the holy town of Pushkar, the lake is also considered as sacred. This semi circular lake with as many as 52 ghats around it, has a special prominence among Hindu pilgrims. The lake is believed to have powers of rendering salvation to the mortals on the auspicious occasion of Kartik Poornima.

Forts and Palaces : Pushkar also has some heritage sites. The pilgrims to Pushkar can visit the beautiful Man Mahal and Pushkar Palace. The dream like house, Man Mahal, was built by Man Singh I. The remarkable structure, located on the east of Sarovar, is dotted with signs of Rajasthani Architecture. Pushkar Palace, is one of the most impressive mansion in Pushkar.

Pushkar Fair : This is one of the most huge camel fair of the world. On the auspicious occasion of Karthik Poornima, tourists gather to this place to experience the extravaganza of religious fervor.

Highlights of Pushkar
Experience a different Pushkar abuzz with riots of colors during Kartik (October – November) when the Annual Pushkar Fair is held. The main attraction of the fair is the trading of camels. The tourists love to see the camels being brought to the fair, bought and sold, procession on sand dunes. Popular among tourists are the race events of camel, horse and donkeys. The fair is one of the main event of bringing villagers together on a common platform. It has become a social event that entices tourists also. The artisans of Rajasthan exhibit their artifacts displaying the traditional articles. The evening becomes vivacious with a dash of celebrations, folk dance and music. Not to Pretermit

• The exciting Camel Safaris are a must in Pushkar.
• The Camel Fair in Pushkar will surely allure you.
• Check out traditional clothes, bangles and Rajasthani stitches in Pushkar.

May We Assist You !
We take care of you and your concerns right from the day you book a tour with us. From arrival till departure we will be there for you. We will arrange sightseeing tour of the city and tell you the history and beliefs related with a particular attraction. Be it a currency exchange matter or locating important spots, we are there at every step. The exciting drives and astounding destinations are sure to entice you and this is what are motto is.

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