Situated in the Aravalli ranges, This Lake is surrounded with 50+ bathing Ghats and over 500 temples around the lake. As per the Hindu mythology, this lake bears the religious as well as spiritual significance and attracts thousands of Hindu pilgrims to this place. Having the historical evidence, this origin of this lake traces to the 2nd century BC. Among the 5 holy lakes, Pushkar Sarovar holds the apex importance and indeed famous as “Tirtha Raj”. On the eve of Kartik Purnima, this lake is filled with thousands of devotees taking bath in this in order to cleanse away their sins.

Timings: 9 AM – 6 PM
Entry Fee: Free

Named as the “Jagat Pita Brahma Mandir”, this holiest temple is the only place in this world where the Creator Lord Brahma is being worshipped. This temple, as an integral part of Pushkar tourist destination was built in the 14th century and is made of unique red sandstones and marble. The exquisite architecture and the bird motif of this temple give this shrine a unique identity. This place is strictly reserved for the ascetics and Sadhu Sanyasis.

Timings: 5:30 AM – 10 PM (Brahma Temple) | 9 AM – 6:30 PM (Savitri Temple)
Entry Fee: Free

This world famous Pushkar Mela is celebrated all around Pushkar on the eve of Kartik Purnima. Running for 8 days, this fair is famous for its extravagant color and the diversity of the culture surrounded at the fair ground. The major event that happens in this place is the camel shows and camel sports which attract a no. of tourists from other parts of India. The fair ground is filled with decorated Rajasthani handicrafts, art and sculpture, magic shows, snake charmers, puppet shows, classical dances and many more.

Built on the banks of the Pushkar Lake, this Apteshwar Mahadev Temple is considered to be the famous sacred Hindu pilgrimage spot in tourist places to visit in Pushkar. Constructed within the nineteenth century with the white marbles, this temple houses the 5-faced idol of Lord Mahadev, four faces to the 4 guidelines and one face to the top symbolizes the non-secular boom. The elaborate designs within the pillars and partitions of the temple, filled with pix of Hindu deities, and the temple is crowded on the eve of the Shivaratri.

Timing: 6 AM - 8 PM

The historical Gayatri Mata temple is dedicated to the wife of Lord Brahma, Gayatri Mata. This temple is built on the peak of a small hill and the devotees have to climb up to the hill to offer the prayers and gifts to the deity. The architectural beauty of this temple calls many tourists and pilgrims to this place.

Dedicated to the first Guru of the Sikh community, the Almighty Guru Nanak Dev, this temple is considered as one of the most important Sikh pilgrimage destinations in India. This place is also known as the Guru Nanak Dharmashala which offers daily Langar services to the devotees visiting this place.