PUSHKAR TOUR GUIDE
Pushkar is a spiritual city that is home to many temples, including the only Brahma temple in the world. The city has 52 bathing Ghats and over 400 temples. The sights of these temples and Ghats are splendid to watch, especially the evening aarti, as the temple gets colored in the golden light of candles and diyas. It's a must-visit place to include in the Pushkar Tour Package, to experience the Rajasthan traditions and holy rituals of Hindus and Sikhs in the same place.
Things to do in Pushkar:
Visit temples and Ghats
The first things to add to the tourist Places to visit in Pushkar are the Ghats and temples, especially the famous Brahma Temple and Savitri Temple, which a must-see. The surroundings of the temples present a magnificent view with all lighting from diya, chimes of the bell, chants of mantra by pandits, nagars sound, and many more. Other than these two temples, the others are Gurudwara Singh Sabha, Varaha Temple, Rangji Temple, Pap Mochini Temple, Man Mahal, and many more.
Join the Pushkar Yoga Garden
One can get to join the Yoga Garden for peace and calmness of mind and body. Here, the city provides an expert instructor for its guests to experience and practice yoga to calm their spirits. The surroundings of the Yoga Garden represent the place in such a way that one would not like to leave the place without practicing yoga to experience calmness after travelling.
Book Camel Safari
Camel Safari is a kind of adventure experience, as it's a great experience to ride on camels to their hotels. One cannot miss this, riding on a camel especially at the time of sunset across the horizon, making the ride even more memorable for the tourists.
Enjoy the Pushkar fair
The Pushkar fair is held every year, during the winter season for a better travelling experience. As the locals hold the biggest cattle trading occasion and many more livestock exhibitions for its visitors. The fair consists of numerous events and competitions like the balloon festival is a pleasant view to include in one's list to do.
Shop around
For shopaholics, this fair brings enormous happiness as the city offers huge showrooms to shops on the roadside presenting the Rajasthan traditional ethnic, handicrafts, jewelry and souvenirs, and many more things available in the markets. Sadar Bazaar is the main center shopping attraction.
Best Time to Travel
During summer from April till the end of June, it's not advisable to travel for the Same Day Pushkar Tour as the temperature reaches its peak up to 45°C. Though, the hotels offer discounts at these times. Whereas, the monsoon season from July to September can be bearable compare to Summer with less humid, but the rain can cause a delay in plans. Moreover, the best time to travel to Pushkar is around October to March, which is the winter season. The Pushkar fair is mostly held during this season as the days get bright and nights chill for the tourists to enjoy the fair in amazing weather.
How to Reach?
- By Air: The Jaipur International Airport is close to Pushkar with distances of only 150 km away, making the trip easy for tourists to travel back. Jaipur Airport is the only airport that provides international flights. All the major country airports are well connected.
- By Train: The nearest railway junction is 30 minutes drive in Ajmer from Pushkar. The trains in Rajasthan run daily to and from all significant Indian cities. Tourists can even book a taxi to the station from the Taxi Services in Pushkar.
- By Road: Pushkar is a tourist spot that makes all road transport easily available to its visitors be it by car or bus. The roads of Rajasthan are well connected to the various cities, the railway station also offers direct buses ride. The tourists get the option of Cab Rental in Pushkar, Taxis, or renting a car both options are available for the guests.
Pushkar is known for its spiritual place with over 400 temples making the travelling city add to one's list of Pushkar Sightseeing Tour. One may never regret visiting this beautiful city with so much sightseeing to offer to its guests and knowledge others about Rajasthan tradition and culture.
