Things you Must Know before Travelling to Pushkar Rajasthan


Surrounded by hills on three sides, the holy lake of Pushkar is believed to have been created by the creator Lord Brahma himself. It is a holy site as important as Varanasi and devout Hindus believe that it is important to visit Pushkar at least once in their lifetime. 

No pilgrimage to Pushkar is considered complete without a dip in the holy lake. The lake is lined by 52 ghats and pilgrims taking a ritual dip in the lake are a common sight. Pushkar also has over 500 temples, including the only temple in India dedicated to Lord Brahma, 'the God of Creation'.
While Pushkar is a haven for the religious minded, it is also the venue of one of the country's most colourful cattle fairs the Pushkar Mela. This annual fair is an unforgettable event that attracts the vibrant Pushkar fair is a once in a lifetime experience that has put Pushkar firmly and horses are traded at auctions and there are horse and camel races where the betting is heavy millions of pilgrims and tourists and hordes of cattle and camels. 

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Thousands of camels, bullocks on the itinerary of most international tourists. And this has led to the birth of many hotels to suit all budgets. But due to Pushkar's religious significance, no non-vegetarian food or cohol can be served within city R limits. Lying just outside the limits 4 kms away is the Pushkar Resorts. Spread over 15 acres, it is an oasis of tranquility that provides a welcome respite from the noise and pollution. This comfortable desert retreat also offers safaris in elaborate camel carts that are fitted with wheels and tyres from airplanes! These exotic safaris provide an opportunity to experience the regal luxury and joy of travelling in a royal style caravan .You can lie back and enjoy the tranquility of the desert, witness its brilliant skies and be captivated by the timeless beauty of nature. Pushkar is a destination with diverse experiences where travelers can pause for breath and feel the magic of doing many things, or even nothing. 

For more information on trip to Pushkar, Rajasthan contact Swan Tours, one of the leading travel agent in Connaught place New Delhi.

Location: Pushkar, Rajasthan, India

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