Ajmer – Pushkar

Two major centers of cultural importance in Rajasthan, Ajmer and Pushkar, lie close by one another and represent both spiritual and historic insights and local traditions. Aravalli hills enclose Ajmer and it is famous for the revered Ajmer Sharif Dargah, which is visited by pilgrims from all over India and abroad. The city also boasts a rich history, with several historic sites, including Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra, Ana Sagar Lake, and Akbari Fort & Museum.
With a mere few kilometres' distance, Pushkar is a serene holy town, surrounded by the holy Pushkar Lake and the renowned Pushkar Brahma Temple, one of the very few major temples of Lord Brahma. The town is famous for its colorful streets, traditional bazaars, Temples, Ghats, Rooftop Cafes and the colorful spirit of the town. Pushkar is also the venue for the internationally famous Pushkar Camel Fair, which features folk music, cultural activities, traditional crafts, and desert traditions.
In sum, Ajmer and Pushkar provide a rich experience of the spiritual heritage, architecture, traditions, handicrafts and daily life of Rajasthan to the traveller. Whether you're staying at the peaceful temple or walking by the lake, enjoying the bustling markets or witnessing regional celebrations, the twin destinations offer a memorable experience of faith, culture, history and the true Rajasthani experience.

Best Time to Visit Ajmer – Pushkar
October to March is the ideal period of the year for visitors to visit Ajmer and Pushkar, as the weather is pleasant for sightseeing, visiting the temples, walking in the old towns and visiting the outdoor attractions. Pushkar Camel Fair is a major attraction during November, featuring a variety of cultural events, animal auctions, and global travelers. The summer is hot, and there is occasional rain and greenery during the monsoon.

Ajmer – Pushkar: Places, Experiences & Food
Places to Visit in Ajmer – Pushkar