Pushkar Tour Package
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Pushkar Tour Package

Sacred Lake Town – Brahma Temple, Desert Ghats & Camel Fair

Duration

3D / 2N

Destination

Rajasthan

Available

Year-round

Starting from

₹7,999/person

Trip Overview

Pushkar is one of the most sacred and unique towns in all of India — a small desert oasis built around the holy Pushkar Lake, whose 52 ghats are flanked by over 400 temples. The town holds the world's only Brahma Temple (the creator god rarely worshipped elsewhere in India), and a dip in Pushkar Lake is believed to cleanse all sins and grant moksha. Pushkar has a timeless, otherworldly atmosphere — a blend of Hindu pilgrimage, desert camel culture and a vibrant international backpacker scene, all co-existing in extraordinary harmony. The Pushkar Camel Fair held each November is one of the world's most spectacular festivals, attracting over 200,000 visitors and 50,000 camels to the desert outside town. The rose gardens produce India's finest rose attar (perfume). NorthYatra's Pushkar package combines the spiritual experience with the town's unique cultural richness.

Day-by-Day Itinerary

1

Arrive Pushkar via Ajmer – Dargah & Ghats

Arrive at Ajmer (15 km from Pushkar) and visit the Ajmer Sharif Dargah — the most important Sufi shrine in India, drawing devotees of all faiths. Drive to Pushkar. Check in. Afternoon guided walk of the 52 sacred ghats — bathe in the holy lake as priests perform blessings. Sunset at Brahma Temple.

Dinner|As per preference|Ajmer Dargah Shareef, Pushkar Lake ghats, Brahma Temple darshan
2

Pushkar – Savitri Temple, Rose Garden & Camel Sunset

Morning cable car to Savitri Temple atop Ratnagiri Hill — spectacular 360° views of the desert town, lake and Aravalli hills at sunrise. Visit the Pushkar Rose Garden (best in November). Afternoon explore the vibrant bazaars. Evening camel ride at the desert outskirts for a golden sunset.

Breakfast, Dinner|As per preference|Savitri Temple cable car, Rose Garden, Pushkar bazaars, Camel ride sunset
3

Varah Temple & Departure

Morning visit to Varah Temple (one of the oldest shrines in Pushkar), Raghunath Mandir and Old Rangji Temple. Post breakfast, transfer to Ajmer/Jaipur for onward journey.

Breakfast|As per preference|Varah Temple, Raghunath Mandir, Ajmer/Jaipur departure

What's Included

  • 2 nights accommodation on twin sharing basis
  • Daily breakfast and dinner
  • All transfers in AC vehicle
  • Guided lake ghat and temple tour
  • Brahma Temple darshan
  • Savitri Temple cable car
  • Camel ride at sunset
  • All toll taxes and parking

What's Not Included

  • Train or flight to Ajmer/Pushkar
  • Lunch
  • Personal expenses
  • Travel insurance
  • Tips

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Pushkar famous for?

Pushkar is famous for the world's only Brahma Temple, the sacred Pushkar Lake with 52 ghats, the Pushkar Camel Fair (November), Indian rose attar production, and its unique blend of spirituality and cultural vibrancy.

When is the Pushkar Camel Fair?

The Pushkar Camel Fair is held in the Hindu month of Kartik (October-November) each year, usually around 5 days before and after the Kartik Purnima full moon. It is one of the world's largest livestock fairs and a spectacular cultural event.

Is Pushkar suitable for non-Hindus?

Yes, Pushkar welcomes visitors of all faiths. The Brahma Temple, lake ghats and the general spiritual atmosphere are open to all. Some inner sanctums require simple dress code compliance.

How far is Pushkar from Jaipur?

Pushkar is approximately 145 km from Jaipur (2.5 hours by road). It is often combined with Jaipur and Ajmer as a 2-day excursion or as part of a larger Rajasthan circuit.

What is the holy significance of Pushkar Lake?

According to Hindu mythology, Lord Brahma dropped a lotus here and Pushkar Lake was formed. A ceremonial bath in the lake is believed to cleanse sins and the ghats see daily religious rituals year-round.

Can I buy rose products in Pushkar?

Yes. Pushkar is India's rose capital. The local bazaars sell rose attar (pure rose essential oil), rose water, rose-based skincare and other botanical products — highly recommended as souvenirs.

Is Pushkar suitable for vegetarians?

Very much so. Pushkar is one of India's most strictly vegetarian towns — no meat or eggs are served anywhere in the town as it is a sacred pilgrimage site. It also has excellent cafés with international options.

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