Pushkar Tour Packages

Pushkar Packages

Best Pushkar Tour Itinerary	No. of Days	Price*
Pushkar Tour Packages from Delhi	07 Days / 06 Nights	Rs. 18,000
5 Days Pushkar Tour Packages	06 Days / 05 Nights	Rs. 17, 500
3 Days tour to Pushkar	03 Days / 02 Nights	Rs. 9, 500
Jaipur and Pushkar Tour Package	04 Days / 03 Nights	Rs. 12, 399
3 Days Trip to Pushkar	03 Days / 02 Nights	Rs. 9, 250

Essential Facts about Pushkar

1. Lord Brahma and his wives, Savitri and Gayatri are worshipped in Pushkar 
2. The Camel Fair that is held in the month of November is the most-sought
3. Alcohol and non-vegetarian food is prohibited in Pushkar
4. The Nag Pahar is a small hill that separates Pushkar from Ajmer 
5. The major marketing spot in Pushkar sells an Australian wind instrument, didgeridoos

Best Time to Travel to Pushkar for a Trip

If you are concerned for the best time to visit Pushkar for a vacation, then the summers must never be an option because the weather seems to hot and sry. The months from November to February is the best time to travel to the place because the climate treats you well with cooler nights.

The most authentic thing about the month of November is the Pushkar Cattle Fair which is celebrated in this month. This fair displays the Rajasthani culture at the fullest by attracting a lot of tourists through some of the most definite alluring activities like Matka Tod, Longest Moustache and Bridal Competitions and so on.

How to reach Pushkar?

If you choose to travel to Pushkar via flight, then you must acknowledge that Pushkar does not have an airport. The nearest airport is in Jaipur from where you need to find a road conveyance like car/ taxi or bus to reach the place.

If you choose the train to reach Pushkar, then you will get down at Ajmer railway station which is the nearest to Pushkar. You can carry out the further distance by road.

If you wish to carry out your travel to Pushkar via road, then you can choose to travel through the National Highways 48 and 58 passes connecting Pushkar from Jaipur and Ajmer.

Top Places to Visit in Pushkar

Pushkar Lake: This is one of the holiest lakes of India which makes the town a major tourist destination. It is said that taking a dip in this lake can wash off all the sins of individuals.

Pushkar Mela: Every year in the month f November, Pushkar Mela is held from Karthik Ekadashi to Karthik Purnima, based on the Hindu Calendar. It gathers maximum tourists for the display of the core Rajasthani Culture through 'Matka Tod', 'Longest Moustache', and 'Bridal Competitions.

Brahma Temple: This temple in the midst of the Brahma Sarovar is considered to be so sacred that it is said to wash off all the sins of humans by offering them purity and sanctity after having a bath in the same.

Rangji Temple: This temple was constructed in the South Indian style of architecture along with the Mughal style coming into form. It is dedicated to the deity of Vishnu who is considered as Rangji by the locals.

Varaha Temple: It is a must-visit pilgrimage spot, being one of the largest and ancient temples in Pushkar which is dedicated to the Varaha (Boar) which is the avatar of Lord Vishnu.

Savitri Temple: Another most visited temple in Pushkar is the Savitri Temple which is located on the top of the Savitri hill where both the idols of Brahma and his wives Gayatri and Savitri are worshipped.

Things to do in Pushkar

1. Pay a visit to almost all the top pilgrimage destinations in Pushkar
2. Get going for the Camel Safari in Pushkar
3. Shop at the Sarafa Bazaar, and the Pushkar Bazaar
4. Visit the Rose Garden 
5. Get ready to engage in camping