Tour Details

Jaipur pushkar ajmer tour description A typical tour of Jaipur,Pushkar , and Ajmer showcases the blend of royal history, spiritual heritage, and vibrant Rajasthani culture. A three- to four-day trip allows enough time to explore the major sights in Jaipur and make a day trip to the holy cities of Ajmer and Pushkar.

Jaipur: Jaipur, the "Pink City," is the capital of Rajasthan and a cornerstone of India's Golden Triangle tourist circuit. 

Amber Fort: This is a stunning fort known for its artistic elements. Highlights include the Sheesh Mahal

 (mirror palace), large ramparts, and stunning views of Maota Lake. An optional elephant ride is available at an extra cost.

City Palace: The royal family of Jaipur still resides in part of this palace, while another section is open to the public as the Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II Museum

Hawa Mahal: Known as the "Palace of Winds," this unique, five-story structure features a honeycomb design with 953 small windows.

Jantar Mantar: An 18th-century stone observatory and UNESCO World Heritage site with the world's largest stone sundial.

Albert Hall Museum: A state museum that displays a rich collection of artifacts.

Local Bazaars: The bustling Johari Bazaar  and Bapu Bazaar are famous for traditional textiles, jewelry, and local food like Ghewar and Pyaaz Kachori.

Chokhi Dhani: This ethnic village resort offers a complete Rajasthani cultural experience, including folk music, dance, and a traditional dinner. 

Ajmer and Pushkar

Ajmer and Pushkar are often visited together on a day trip from Jaipur, as they are located about 150 km away from the city. 

Ajmer Sharif Dargah: This is a revered Sufi shrine and the final resting place of the Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti. It is an important pilgrimage site for people of all faiths.

Ana Sagar Lake: A beautiful artificial lake with marble pavilions built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan.

Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra: A historic mosque with stunning Indo-Islamic architecture, originally a Sanskrit college.

Pushkar Lake: Considered one of India's holiest lakes, it is surrounded by 52 bathing ghats. Pilgrims believe that a dip in its waters cleanses sins.

Brahma Temple:Pushkar is home to one of the world's only temples dedicated to Lord Brahma. The temple is recognizable by its red spire.

Savitri Temple: Perched on a hill, this temple is dedicated to Brahma's wife and offers panoramic views of Pushkar Lake.

Pushkar Camel Fair: If traveling in October or November, you can experience the famous annual fair featuring camel trading, folk performances, and cultural events.