Pushkar Tour Packages

Tucked between the Aravalli Hills and the vast Thar Desert, Pushkar is a town unlike any other. Revered for its spiritual significance and loved for its colorful culture, Pushkar is one of the oldest living cities in India. Home to sacred lakes, ancient temples, and vibrant bazaars, the town offers a serene yet spirited experience that blends devotion, tradition, and celebration.

🌸 Why is Pushkar So Special?
Pushkar holds a unique place in Hindu mythology. It is believed that Lord Brahma, the creator of the universe, dropped a lotus here, and a lake emerged – making Pushkar home to one of the few temples in the world dedicated to Lord Brahma. The Pushkar Lake, with its 52 bathing ghats, is considered sacred, drawing pilgrims year-round who come to bathe and pray.

🛕 Spiritual Sanctity & Sacred Sites
Pushkar is a spiritual haven that invites both pilgrims and travelers seeking peace and divine connection. Notable landmarks include:

Brahma Temple – The most significant and rare temple dedicated to Lord Brahma, featuring an iconic red spire and sacred silver coin inside.

Pushkar Lake – A tranquil, holy lake believed to cleanse sins. Surrounded by ghats and temples, it’s the spiritual heart of the town.

Savitri Temple – Perched on a hill, this temple offers panoramic views of Pushkar town and the lake. A ropeway ride or short trek leads to this peaceful spot.

Varaha Temple, Rangji Temple, and Pap Mochani Temple – Each has its own mythology and architectural beauty, contributing to Pushkar’s spiritual vibe.

🐫 Pushkar Camel Fair – A Cultural Spectacle
Held every year in November during Kartik Purnima, the Pushkar Camel Fair is one of the largest and most famous livestock fairs in the world. It’s a celebration of Rajasthani culture, complete with camel races, traditional music and dance, colorful turbans, competitions, and a bustling market. A visit during this time offers an unforgettable glimpse into the heart of rural Rajasthan.

🛍️ Markets Full of Color and Charm
Pushkar’s bazaars are a delight for shoppers and wanderers. The streets are lined with quirky stalls selling:

• Bohemian clothes and embroidered fabrics

• Silver jewelry and tribal accessories

• Handicrafts, leather bags, and incense

• Spiritual items, Rudraksha malas, and camel souvenirs

Popular markets include Sadar Bazaar, Brahma Temple Road, and Pushkar Main Market.

🍲 Flavors of Pushkar – Vegetarian Heaven
Being a deeply spiritual town, Pushkar is entirely vegetarian and alcohol-free, yet full of flavor and variety:

• Malpua – A delicious local sweet

• Kachori, Poha, and Aloo Puri – Popular breakfast dishes

• Rajasthani thali with dal, baati, churma, gatte ki sabzi, and more

• Street-side cafes offer Israeli, Italian, and organic food, reflecting the town’s global traveler crowd

Don’t miss the lakeside cafés with views of the ghats and evening aarti.

🏨 Stay in Serenity and Spirit
Pushkar offers a wide range of accommodations – from charming heritage havelis and yoga retreats to lakeside guesthouses and budget hostels. Whether you’re seeking spiritual peace, festival excitement, or a laid-back escape, Pushkar offers warm hospitality in an enchanting setting.