The holy pilgrimage lake with 52 sacred ghats, the world-rare Brahma Temple, and the world’s most spectacular Camel Fair.
Cradled around a tranquil holy lake nestled in the desert hills, Pushkar is one of the most sacred pilgrimage sites in Hinduism. According to ancient lore, Lord Brahma (the Creator) dropped a lotus flower to earth, and where the petals landed, holy Pushkar lake sprang into existence.
With your private chauffeur, traveling from Jaipur, Jodhpur, or Ajmer is seamless. Avoid crowded intercity buses and travel right to the edge of the pedestrian holy ghats in air-conditioned ease.
The spiritual focal point of the town. Pilgrims from across India gather along the 52 white marble ghats to perform purifying rituals and prayer ceremonies accompanied by rhythmic temple bells and incense.
One of the few remaining temples in the world dedicated to Lord Brahma. Recognizable by its distinct red spire and hamsa (swan) motif, dating back over a thousand years.
Held every autumn during the full moon, this legendary carnival brings over 200,000 pastoralists, camel traders, musicians, and spectators together for camel races, turban tying contests, and traditional Rajasthani folk dances.
Perched high on the Ratnagiri hill overlooking the entire Pushkar valley. Can be reached via early morning walking trail or the modern cable car (ropeway) for an unforgettable desert sunrise.