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Brahma Temple
Shrine dedicated to Lord Brahma
The Brahma Temple in Pushkar, marked by its red spire and sacred swan image, features a marble structure adorned with silver coins. The sanctum houses the four-faced idol of Brahma.
1 to 2 Hours
Suggested Time
Apteshwar Temple
Lord Shiva’s Abode
Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this place too has a lot of significance for its mythological roots. Dating back to the 10th century AD, it is believed that this temple was built by Lord Brahma.
1 to 2 Hours
Suggested Time
Savitri Temple
Ancient Temple in Pushkar
Dedicated to Goddess Savitri, Lord Brahma�s first wife, this temple is perched on a hillock behind the Brahma Temple. It offers panoramic views of Pushkar�s lake, temples, and sand dunes.
2 to 3 Hours
Suggested Time
Savitri Temple
A Divine Abode on the Hills
Perched atop the majestic Ratnagiri Hill, around 16 km from Ajmer, Savitri Temple offers a serene retreat for spiritual seekers and adventurers. With panoramic views of Pushkar and Ajmer, this temple is a sacred haven dedicated to Goddess Savitri, embodying divine wisdom and grace.
2-3 hours
Suggested Time
Rangji Temple
An Architectural Delight
One of the oldest temples in Pushkar, Rangji temple is dedicated to Lord Rangji�an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The architecture here is an amalgamation of South Indian, Mughal and Rajputana styles.
1 to 2 Hours
Suggested Time
Varaha Temple
Ancient Temple Dedicated to Lord Vishnu
The Varaha Temple in Pushkar is the largest and oldest, dating back to the 12th century. Built by King Anaji Chauhan, it honours Varaha, the third incarnation of Lord Vishnu in the form of a boar.
1 to 2 hours
Suggested Time
Varah Ghat
Divine Evening Aarti at Varah Ghat
The evening aarti at Varah Ghat is an experience that captivates both believers and non-believers alike. Thousands gather to witness the divine ambience, filled with chants, incense, and floating diyas.
1-2 hours
Suggested Time
Best Time To Visit Pushkar
Perfect winter destination
OCT-MAR
Peak Season
APR-JUN
Moderate Season
JUL-SEP
Off-season
- What To Expect:Pleasant weather during the day and colder nights.
- Things You'll Love:The day long safaris, sightseeing and temple hopping.
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Holiday on your mind? Pushkar is an incredible tourist destination for Pilgrimage based travel. Know more about the destination before you plan a perfect trip there.
Top festivals celebrated here are Pushkar Fair (Pushkar Camel Fair) and Purnima in the months of During Kartik and November respectively. You can visit during these months to enjoy the celebrations! Tourists like to travel to Pushkar in November, December, January and February to enjoy pleasant weather during the day and colder nights! Even July, August and September is a preferred time to visit as its a shoulder season offering hot and humid weather along with occasional rains for tourists. You can enjoy the best of both worlds during this time.
March, April, May and June is the off season for tourism in Pushkar. Main things to do in Pushkar are Brahma Temple, Apteshwar Temple and Savitri Temple. Tick all of these off your bucket list to make memories for lifetime. Have a safe trip!
FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions about Pushkar
For which type of travelling is Pushkar a perfect destination?
Pushkar is a perfect destination for Pilgrimage themed holidays.
What are the activities you can explore during the peak season and moderate season in Pushkar?
In the peak season months November, December, January and February you will experience pleasant weather during the day and colder nights wherein around moderate season i.e. July, August and September you will enjoy hot and humid weather along with occasional rains. Whatever that suits your calendar, Pushkar awaits you for a good time.
What are the best places to visit in Pushkar?
The most loved attractions in Pushkar are Brahma Temple, Apteshwar Temple and Savitri Temple.