Pushkar RoyalDesert Camps
Pushkar RoyalDesert Camps
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Pushkar town and lake seen from the hills

Things to do in Pushkar

Temples and ghats in the morning, the dunes in the evening. A simple two-day plan for seeing the best of Pushkar without rushing.

In town

Temples, ghats and the bazaar

Brahma Temple — one of the very few temples in the world dedicated to Lord Brahma, with its red spire and marble floors.

Pushkar Lake — a sacred lake ringed by 52 ghats. Come at dawn, or for the evening aarti at Varaha or Gau Ghat.

Savitri Mata Temple — a hilltop temple reached by steps or ropeway, with the best sunrise view over the valley.

Pushkar bazaar — silver jewellery, embroidered textiles, leather goods and rose products. Try the malpua.

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Entrance of the Brahma Temple, Pushkar
Stars over the desert near Pushkar
In the desert

Camels, music and stars

Pushkar sits at the edge of the Thar, and the dunes begin just outside town. A camel or jeep safari at sunset, a Kalbelia dance show by the bonfire and a night of stargazing are what make the trip feel like Rajasthan.

Itinerary

Pushkar in two days

Day 1: arrive by midday and check in at camp. Sunset camel safari, folk music and dance by the bonfire, Rajasthani dinner, stargazing.

Day 2: sunrise chai at your tent and breakfast. Head into town for the ghats and Brahma Temple, take the ropeway to Savitri Mata, then lunch and shopping in the bazaar before you leave.

Have an extra day? Add a jeep safari through the villages, or time your trip with the Pushkar Camel Fair.

What a stay covers

One booking. The whole evening.

A typical overnight stay at Pushkar Royal Desert Camps. Exact inclusions are confirmed with your booking.

WelcomeTraditional tilak and a welcome drink on arrival
Camel rideA short camel ride or camel-cart ride at sunset
Folk eveningLive Rajasthani folk music and Kalbelia dance
BonfireA bonfire in the courtyard on cool evenings
DinnerUnlimited vegetarian Rajasthani buffet dinner
BreakfastHot breakfast before you check out
Questions

Good to know

How many days are enough for Pushkar?

Two days are enough to see the main temples, the lake and the bazaar and spend one night in a desert camp. Add a day during the Pushkar Fair.

What is Pushkar famous for?

Pushkar is famous for the Brahma Temple, the holy Pushkar Lake with its 52 ghats, the annual Pushkar Camel Fair, its rose gardens and the desert dunes around the town.

What is the best time to visit Pushkar?

October to March, when days are pleasant and nights are cool. The Pushkar Fair is held in Kartik (October or November).

Sunset over the camel grounds of Pushkar
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