Ajmer & Pushkar

Discover Ajmer & Pushkar

Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, is a city that beautifully blends tradition and modernity. Known as the “Pink City,” it captivates visitors with its majestic forts, vibrant bazaars, and royal palaces that reflect the grandeur of Rajput architecture. From the magnificent Amber Fort to the bustling streets of Johari Bazaar, every corner tells a story of heritage and charm.

Experience the rich culture and warm hospitality of Jaipur, where colorful festivals, traditional cuisine, and artistic handicrafts create an unforgettable journey. Whether you’re exploring the Hawa Mahal’s intricate façade or enjoying a sunset view at Nahargarh Fort, Jaipur promises a perfect mix of history, elegance, and vibrant life.

Must-See Attractions

Explore the most captivating places and royal experiences in Jaipur, the Pink City that shines with history, culture, and charm.

Dargah Sharif (Ajmer Sharif)

Situated in the oldest part of Ajmer, the Ajmer Sharif is famed for the tomb of Hazrat Moinuddin Chishti, the Sufi saint who influenced Emperor Akbar. A site visited by people of all religions for its spiritual and historical importance.

Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra

Also called Jama Al-Tamish, this monument is a notable example of Indo-Islamic architecture. Its intricately carved pillars and minarets showcase superb medieval craftsmanship.

Taragarh Fort

Famous for its massive gates and architectural grandeur, Taragarh Fort is one of Ajmer's largest and most imposing monuments.

Pushkar Lake

Described as ‘Tirtha Raj’, Pushkar Lake is a sacred pilgrimage spot surrounded by 52 ghats and over 400 temples. Pilgrims take ritual dips here as part of their pilgrimage.

Brahma Temple (Pushkar)

The world-famous Brahma Temple, identifiable by its red spire and swan emblem, is the rare temple dedicated to Lord Brahma. Built with marble and silver decorations, it’s a must-visit in Pushkar valley.

Savitri Temple

Perched on a hillock behind the Brahma Temple, Savitri Temple offers panoramic views of Pushkar Lake and surrounding sand dunes. The climb rewards visitors with sweeping vistas.

Rangji Temple

Dedicated to Lord Rangji (an incarnation of Vishnu), this temple displays an eclectic mix of South Indian, Rajput and Mughal architectural influences — notably a tall gopuram.

Ana Sagar Lake

This scenic artificial lake was built by Arnoraj Chauhan in the 12th century. Later Mughal additions include the Daulat Bagh gardens and Shah Jahan's Baradari pavilions.

Nareli Jain Temple

Also called Shri Gyandoaya Tirth Kshetra, this modern Jain complex on the Jaipur highway blends traditional and contemporary styles and hosts 24 mini-temples representing the Jain Tirthankars.