Brace yourself for a panoramic experience trip to Rajasthan, the state known for its stunning monuments, royal historic tales, and diverse culture and traditions. Rajasthan, is one of the popular tourist spots among visitors.
On this trip, you get to explore the most happening town of Rajasthan, a trip from Pushkar to Fatehpur, while on this journey, you get to explore the stunning beauty of greenery surroundings, other attractions, and so on.
Distance from Pushkar to Fatehpur:
Explore the small towns while travelling from Pushkar to Fatehpur via road covering a distance of 235, taking approximately 4.5 to 5.5 hours. However, it depends on the traffic conditions as well as the route chosen.
The best route to travel from Pushkar to Fatehpur, en route, to witness the beauty of the surroundings, is via NH52 and NH62, which allows you to explore the other small and popular towns and cities such as Ajmer, Kuchaman, and Sikar.
Places To Visit En Route:
• Kuchaman: Spend a relaxing time at the great spot of Kuchaman, where you get to explore Kuchaman fort for its history buffs, which gives an insight into the Rajasthani architectural skills, and also shop at the local markets.
• Ajmer: At a distance of 15km from Pushkar, visit this iconic spiritual spot of Ajmer, the sufi shrine of Khawaja Moin-ud-din Chishti tomb at Ajmer Sharif Dargah, then the artificial man-made lake- Ana Sagar Lake, and at the end, visit stunning Taragarh Fort for a panoramic view.
• Sikar: Sikar is known to be a Shekhawati town that showcases the skilled architecture style in the decorations of havelis, local temples, and cenotaphs, which allows you to get a glimpse of the region’s rich heritage.
• Rural lifestyle of Rajasthan: Witness the rustic charm of Rajasthan when riding the camel carts passing through mud houses as well as viewing the mustard fields along the way.
About Fatehpur
Fatehpur, a prominent town in the Shekhawati region of Rajasthan, is widely known for its royal lifestyle paintings depicting stories from mythologies and the influence of Europeans. This town was founded in the 15th century, but flourished in the 18th and 19th centuries when the wealthy merchants commissioned grand havelis that consisted of mesmerising mural paintings.
The most popular attractions worth visiting in Fatehpur are Nand Lal Devra Haveli, Jagannath Singhania Haveli, and Goenka Haveli, which offer a glimpse into historical artistic talent. Witness the rich culture of Rajasthan while visiting the local Bazaars, temples, and the architectural marvel of the stepwell.
Things to do in Fatehpur
• Visit the Nadine Le Prince Cultural Centre: Pay a visit to this iconic restored Haveli that has been converted into a hub for cultural exploration, where you get to admire the murals, art exhibitions, and learn about the heritage and traditions of Shekhawati.
• Explore the iconic havelis: While on a sightseeing tour of the town, take a stroll through the narrow lanes to explore the grand havelis that allow you to view detailed murals and ornate carvings.
• Experience the bustling market: Paradise for Photographers, as the traditional markets and stunning architectural style let you capture the best image. Meanwhile, don’t forget to shop around for miniature artworks, fabrics, handicrafts and more. Also, try out the authentic dishes of Rajasthan, such as Dal Bati Churma, Ker Sangri, Ghewar, and more.
Conclusion
Embark on a full-day adventurous trip to the sacred spiritual town of Pushkar, where you can visit the famous holy lakes and temples. Then, head to the historic Shekhawati town of Fatehpur, where you will witness stunning havelis with mesmerising murals that add a soul-enriching experience to your travel.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: What’s the other route apart from the roadway to reach Fatehpur from Pushkar?
Book a train to Sikar or Jhunjhunu Railway Station, which is near to Fatehpur railheads. After which, you can hire a cab, local taxis, or board a bus to reach your destinations in Fatehpur town.
Q2: When is the ideal time to plan a visit to Fatehpur town?
Enjoy a pleasant sightseeing tour during October to March, that is the winter season, as the road journey and touring around is easy and convenient. Rajasthan summers are very humid and hot, making it difficult to enjoy.