Pushkar, the holy city situated in the Eastern part of Rajasthan enjoys immense popularity worldwide for its temple dedicated to God Brahma, Pushkar Lake and colorful fairs. Tourists from all over the world come to this place to get a feel of the religious atmosphere of the place. This place, situated in the foothills of Aravalli ranges is also a picturesque paradise that offers a breathtaking scenic beauty. Pushkar travel is indeed one of the best ways to relax from the busy city life.



To best enjoy Pushkar travel, the ideal time to visit the place is during the month of November when the most famous camel fair takes place bringing about a complete makeover of this place. The fair was originally started with the idea of enhancing the business of local cattle and camel traders. But gradually, with passage of time, this fair has been transformed as a major tourist destination with all its magnificent colors. The fair lasting for almost a week attracts farmers and local villagers who flock in with their camels and other cattle to get the right deal. The animals are adorned with ornamental lumber along with colorful ribbons and headdresses so that they could appear attractive and fetch a good price. It is also a place where one could enjoy the beauty and charm of rural India along with a taste of varied tradition and culture.

The world famous Pushkar fair is indeed one of the prime attractions of the Pushkar travel. Pushkar fair offers best shopping experience as you get a chance to buy a wide variety of items such as textiles, accessories, jewelry, camel covers, leather goods, brass utensils and many arts and craft products in one place. Besides, one could also have a blast watching camel and cattle race. Music and dance are integral parts of the fair making it an exceptional and memorable experience for travelers.

A few other attractions of Pushkar travel include Camel safari, Brahma temple and a dip in the holy Pushkar Lake. Camel safari provides tourists an opportunity to feel the true essence of the dessert life. It is indeed a lifetime experience and is the perfect way to explore the sheer charm and magical beauty of the Great Indian Desert. One of the prime attractions of Pushkar travel for Hindus is the visit to Brahma temple, the only temple of Brahma existing anywhere on Earth. Hindu tourists taking up the Pushkar travel are restrained from non-vegetarian food and alcohol because of the religious importance of the place. A dip in the holy Pushkar Lake is believed to wash all previous sins of Hindus. It is also believed that a holy dip can free them from the cycles of life and death, making this place religiously very important and attracting devotees to this holy and pious place from all across India and abroad.