Places to Visit in Pushkar

Top attractions and must-see spots in Pushkar

  • Must Visit

    Brahma Temple Pushkar

    The only temple in the world dedicated to Lord Brahma the creator, marked by a distinctive red spire and sacred swan symbol.

  • Must Visit

    Pushkar Camel Fair Grounds

    The annual venue of one of the world's largest camel fairs, held every November during Kartik Purnima, drawing over 400,000 visitors.

  • Must Visit

    Pushkar Lake

    One of the most sacred lakes in Hinduism, surrounded by 52 ghats and over 400 temples, the site of the annual Pushkar Camel Fair.

  • Must Visit

    Savitri Temple

    A hilltop temple dedicated to Goddess Savitri perched on Ratnagiri Hill, offering panoramic views of Pushkar and accessible by cable car.

  • Man Mahal

    A 16th-century royal palace on the banks of Pushkar Lake built for Raja Man Singh I of Amber, now a government heritage guesthouse.

  • Naga Pahar

    The Snake Mountain hill range that forms the natural border between Pushkar and Ajmer, offering a scenic trek and views of both towns.

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    Pap Mochani Temple

    Small hilltop temple, also called the Gayatri temple, reached by a short climb behind the Marwar bus stand, with views over Pushkar.

  • Pushkar Gurudwara (Gurudwara Singh Sabha)

    A white marble Sikh gurudwara in Pushkar marking visits by Guru Nanak Dev and Guru Gobind Singh, with a daily langar.

  • Pushkar Main Market

    The town's main bazaar near Brahma Temple, filled with textiles, jewellery, and traditional handicrafts.

  • Rangji Temple

    A striking 19th-century temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu blending South Indian, Rajput, and Mughal architectural styles with a towering gopuram.

  • Varaha Temple

    One of the oldest and most revered temples in Pushkar, dedicated to Lord Vishnu's boar incarnation Varaha, originally built in the 12th century.

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