Travellers visit Pushkar not just for the globally renowned cattle fair but also to explore and experience the charisma of the tranquil little town, its holy lake, ghats and ancient temples, remote colourful desert villa...more
Hotel Green Haveli is a well-maintained property offering fantastic views of the valley. Located in the countryside, the hotel is barely a 10-minute walk from the main town. Travellers can enjoy beautiful vistas at sunse...more
Overlooking the lake, Hotel U turn was earlier known as Bhola Guesthouse. Serving guests since 1982, this welcoming family place has a character of its own. The property has 8 tastefully done rooms offering beautiful vi...more
Doctor Alone, located in the main market, is a budget guesthouse that provides comfortable accommodation to travellers visiting Pushkar. Rooms are clean and well maintained. The major attraction of the guesthouse is its...more
You will fall in love with Puskar for its line-up of restaurants that will woo you with their food as well as modest prices. If you are eager for a rendezvous with authentic food, these are some of the best places you mu...more
A potpourri of history and culture, Pushkar was once just a pilgrimage destination but now with travellers visiting this place from across the world, it has grown into a paradise for food lovers. It has a range of roads...more
Sunset Cafe is a perfect place to relax after a leisurely stroll around the Pushkar Lake. Located on the Eastern Ghats (Kishangarh Ghat) of the lake, it has a nice sitting area inside with traditional ambiance and a rel...more
A tall blue building stands out in the main market area of Pushkar that says Out Of The Blue Cafe. You can’t resist climbing stairs to check it out. Interiors are as impressive as exteriors with blue walls, traditional s...more
This little gem is hidden off a side alley on the main bazaar. You need to look for Laxmi Market and walk in towards new Rangji Temple to reach Honey& Spice. Light music and coffee aroma welcomes you to this little gem i...more
Situated on the foothills of Taragarh Hill and flanked by beautiful Aravali mountains on all sides, the historic city of Ajmer is most popular as a pilgrim destination for both Hindus and Muslims. It is a perfect place ...more
The cities of Pushkar and Ajmer are among the most important religious pilgrimage sites in India, but the former also attracts a stream of foreign backpackers and budget travellers. Located at a distance of 11 kilometres...more
Walking through narrow and crowded bazaars near the Dargah Sharif, you will reach Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra. Built in Indo-Islamic style of architecture, Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra, as the name indicates, is basically a mosque whi...more
One of the most spectacular monuments in Ajmer, which should not be missed by any tourist, is the Taragarh Fort. Guarding the Ajmer city, the fort built in Rajasthani style of architecture sits on a hillock providing pan...more
Rajasthan, the vibrant destination of desert, kathputlis and palaces, has a myriad of faces that no one is much aware of. Yes, we are talking about offbeat attractions and experiences in Rajasthan.
You would love to stroll around the little vibrant Pushkar market, which is not more than a kilometre of local shops, showrooms and emporiums that start near the lake and end at the mela ground. Keep at least a day exclu...more
Pushkar, a rare combination of sand dunes, lake, hills and forest, is a quaint little town around Pushkar Lake. There’s a lot more to this oasis town than the Camel fair that it is mostly associated with. Walk through th...more
Evening aarti is a not-to-miss experience for everyone, believer or non-believer. People in thousands assemble in the temples across the ghats. As the chants begin the atmosphere gets filled with the fragrance of incense...more
Evenings at Pushkar are best spent sipping hot coffee by the lake side. Watch the day bidding adieu and a beautiful evening taking over. As the golden sun dips behind temples, the lake’s water mirrors the changing hues o...more
If you are in Pushkar around the fair you must take a balloon ride. This gives you an opportunity to avoid the crowds and at the same time experience the fair. Glide gently above the crowd over the vast expanse of the d...more
As the gateway to Rajasthan, Pushkar is surrounded by a number of places that you can explore. If you have been to the ancient city of the famed Bramha Temple or planning a trip to the ancient city, then know that there ...more
Pushkar, a sleepy town that has a life of its own, is one of India’s revered destinations. Visitors walking through the streets into the market and beyond can feel the pulse of this temple town. Located 14 km from Ajmer,...more
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