Explore Pushkar

The Pushkar Camel Fair, held annually in November, is one of India’s most famous livestock fairs. It’s a vibrant cultural event with camel races, folk performances, and religious rituals, attracting travelers from around the world.

Pushkar is home to one of the few Brahma temples in the world. You can also experience aarti at the Pushkar Lake, considered one of the holiest sites in Hinduism, especially during Kartik Purnima.

Yes, Pushkar is a strictly vegetarian town, and alcohol is also prohibited due to its religious significance. However, the town offers a wide variety of delicious vegetarian dishes, including local Rajasthani and international cuisines.

Yes, you can stay in desert camps on the outskirts of Pushkar, where you can enjoy activities like camel safaris, stargazing, and traditional Rajasthani cultural performances.

Yes, it’s advisable to book your Pushkar Desert Safari in advance, especially during the peak tourist season (October to March) or around the Pushkar Camel Fair in November. Many tour operators offer online booking options, and hotel reception desks in Pushkar can also help you arrange a safari.

Yes, Pushkar Desert Camps are designed to offer a comfortable stay with modern amenities while maintaining a traditional desert experience. The tents are equipped with basic furniture, bedding, and often have private bathrooms. Some premium camps may offer additional luxuries such as air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and hot water.