Pushkar Tour Packages

Ans: Pushkar is situated at the Ajmer district in the Indian state of Rajasthan. It's a pilgrim destination and famous for the world's biggest Camel fair that is held at Pushkar with full enthusiasm every year.

Ans: Like the rest of Rajasthan, winter is the best season to visit Pushkar when the weather becomes cool and charming. The best time to visit Pushkar is from October to March while November is marked for the Pushkar Camel Fair.

Ans: There are many things to see and places to visit in Pushkar. Some are listed below:

• Brahma Temple – This temple is dedicated to Jagatpita Brahma, the creator of the universe. As there is only one Brahma temple in India, a lot of Hindu devotees visit this place.
• Pushkar Lake – It's a sacred lake for Hindus. It was formed when petals of Lord Brahma's lotus dropped here while he was destroying Bajra Nabha. Devotees take a holy dip in the lake during Kartik Purnima that is believed to clean the sins of the entire life.
• Atmeshwar Temple – This temple dedicated to Lord Shiva is a holy place for Hindu pilgrims. Here the Shivling is placed a few feet under the ground.
• Mahadev Temple - Here you can see the five-faced idol of Mahadev also called Apteshwar Mahadev. The five faces are called Sadyojat, Vamdev, Aghor, Tatpurush, and Ishan. It is a popular Hindu temple constructed with white marble that attracts lots of devotees.
• Pushkar Fair Ground – Pushkar Fair Ground is the place where the world-famous Pushkar Camel Fair is organized in the month of November.
• Pushkar Fair – This internationally famous event is held in the month of November. The prime attractions of the fair are Camel race, Cattle trading, Beauty contest of Camels, Puppet shows, Local Cuisines, Dance, music, etc. It is a very big event where lots of foreign nationals come to experience the unmatched charm of the fair.
• Savitri Temple – It is located in Savitri hill, where Goddess Savitri and Parvati are worshiped.

Ans: During your Pushkar tour, you can visit other famous destinations in Rajasthan such as Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Bundi, Deshnok, Pali, Ranthambore, Chittorgarh, and Kumbhalgarh.

Ans: Yes, there is a wide range of tents available in Pushkar from the budget category to luxury tents. Camping in Pushkar allows you to stay close to nature while enjoying all the modern amenities.

Ans: Pushkar is a semi-desert area where you can enjoy camel safari through the sand dunes and rural villages with the views of the majestic Aravalli range. Pushkar camel safari starts at the Fair Ground where you can avail overnight camel safari rides and jeep safaris at Pushkar's Adventure Desert Camp. At the Pushkar Festival Ground, you will get different safari packages that also include dinner and folk music programs.

Ans: The official language is Hindi. Other languages that are also used in Pushkar are Rajasthani, Marwari, and English.

Ans: In Pushkar, 5*Star category hotels are very limited but you will get many hotels in 4*Star and 3*star category. Some of the recommended hotels are:

• Pratap Mahal by Taj group – 5*star
• Pushkar Palace – 4*Star
• Jagat Palace – 4*star
• Ananta Spa & Pushkar - 4*star++
• Pushkar Bagg – 4*star
• Dera Masuda- 4*star
• Pushkar Resort – 3*star
• Aaram Baagh Resort – 3*star

Ans: You can reach Pushkar by all the three means of travel; air, rail, and road. Please find below different ways to reach Pushkar.

• By Air: Jaipur is the nearest domestic airport, 140 km away from Pushkar.
• By Road: Pushkar is well connected by bus to neighboring cities and states.
• By Train: Ajmer Railways station is the nearest railhead to the city at approx 15 km from Pushkar.

Ans: No such dress restrictions are followed in Pushkar. But as you are going to visit the temples and pilgrimage sites, it is advisable to wear modest dresses.

Ans: Most of the festivals which are celebrated in other parts of Rajasthan are celebrated in Pushkar also; such as Gangaur, Holi, Diwali, Teej, etc. The main festival of Pushkar is the Camel fair which is held in last of October month or starting of November.

• Camel Fair - It is the largest camel fair in the world held in the month of November in Pushkar. People from India and overseas countries attend this famous Camel fair. Camel and cattle traders are hugely attracted to do business during this time. Pushkar camel fair shows Camel race, Camel trading, Beauty contest of Camels, Puppet shows, Cuisines of Locals, Dance, music, etc.
• Holi – Holi is the festival of colors, celebrated in the month of March in Rajasthan. As they start the celebration before the actual date of Holi, this festival is celebrated for long days in Rajasthan. It is celebrated with colors, dance, drama, sweets, snacks etc.
• Diwali festival – It is one of the main festivals of Rajasthan which is celebrated by worshiping the Goddess of Wealth Laxmi and Lord Ganesha. People decorate their houses with Diyas and lights. Sweets and gifts are distributed to relatives, neighbors, and friends. Families come together to celebrate this festival and a variety of dishes are prepared on this blissful day.
• Gangaur - It is celebrated by married women for their husband's long life and happy married life. Women wear new clothes, ornaments and put Mehendi in their hands and worship Goddess Parvati. Unmarried women also celebrate this festival to get a nice husband.

Ans: Pushkar is famous for Leather Goods, traditional Garments, Rose Products, Handicraft Items, Silver Articles, etc. If you are looking for garments of hippie and ethnic style, Pushkar is the right place to buy such products. Below are some of the must-visit places for shopping in Pushkar:

• Pushkar Fair
• Sadar Bazaar
• The Handicrafts Store
• Kedalganj Bazar
• Sarafa Bazaar
• Baza Bazaar
• Shiv Shakti Art and Handicraft
• Antique Boutique
• D&G Handmade Jewellery

Ans: 3 days are sufficient for exploring Pushkar. If you want to couple your tour with other destinations such as Jaipur and Bikaner, you can opt for an extended tour of 5 to 6 days.