Pushkar: what to see and how to organize your visit

Between a hippie paradise and a sacred city, Pushkar is a small town between Jaipur and Jodhpur famous for the largest Camel Fair in the world.

Pushkar is dedicated to the god Brahma and has a movement of pilgrims throughout the year. I’ll tell you all the secrets of a passing destination for many, to which you can even dedicate two full days if you want to get to know its surroundings.

Pushkar (पुष्कर) is a small city in the center of the Aravali Mountains in the state of Rajasthan . It is a few kilometers from Ajmer and on the route between Udaipur and Jaipur .

Pushkar is a major pilgrimage center in Rajasthan and holds the world’s largest camel fair between October and November. It is a regular stop for travelers who have been in India for a long time and want a cheap, quiet, yet atmospheric place to recharge their batteries.

The city of Pushkar is the typical destination in India where one spends the day having a coffee, wandering the ghats and watching life go by. There are also quite a few cheap shopping options . Some places of interest in Pushkar will allow you to immerse yourself in the local culture while you stroll.

If you are planning to visit Pushkar from Jodhpur, the best way to travel in comfort is to hire a taxi service in Jodhpur and drive to Pushkar in complete comfort.