Pushkar Tour Packages

Pushkar the ancient Sacred City of Rajasthan and one of the world's oldest living cities is where spirituality, color, and desert mystique converge in a way found nowhere else on Earth. Pushkar Tour Packages offer a completely different side of Rajasthan slower, spiritual, colourful, and deeply atmospheric. Built around the sacred Pushkar Lake and surrounded by the Aravalli hills and desert landscape, Pushkar is one of India’s oldest pilgrimage towns and among the most unique destinations in Rajasthan. Unlike Jaipur’s royal grandeur or Jaisalmer’s desert forts, Pushkar is known for its spiritual energy, café culture, hippie-era charm, camel fair, lakeside ghats, and temple-lined streets.

Pushkar is also home to the world-famous Brahma Temple one of the very few temples dedicated to Lord Brahma anywhere in the world. Pilgrims arrive year-round to take a holy dip in the lake’s 52 ghats, while international travellers visit for yoga retreats, music cafés, rooftop sunsets, desert camps, and the legendary Pushkar Camel Fair held every November.

Located just 15 km from Ajmer and around 3 hours from Jaipur, Pushkar works perfectly as a weekend getaway, spiritual retreat, cultural stop, or Rajasthan road-trip destination. Our Pushkar Tour Packages are designed for couples, backpackers, spiritual travellers, families, photographers, international tourists, and travellers looking for a peaceful Rajasthan experience beyond the major cities.

Why Visit Pushkar?

Pushkar is one of the few destinations in Rajasthan where spirituality, culture, music, cafés, desert life, and traditional Rajasthan all exist together in a compact lakeside town. Mornings begin with temple bells and lake rituals, afternoons are spent exploring bazaars and cafés, and evenings end with sunsets over the ghats or desert dunes.

The town’s atmosphere feels completely different from the rest of Rajasthan. Cars are limited near the old town, many streets are walkable, and the mix of pilgrims, musicians, café travellers, sadhus, camel traders, and backpackers creates a uniquely global yet deeply spiritual vibe.

Pushkar is also one of Rajasthan’s best destinations for slow travel. Instead of rushing between monuments, travellers spend time enjoying rooftop cafés, attending evening aartis, exploring desert villages, shopping for handicrafts, or simply watching daily life unfold around the lake.

Top Attractions Covered in Our Pushkar Holiday Packages

Pushkar Lake

The spiritual heart of the town, Pushkar Lake is surrounded by 52 bathing ghats and hundreds of temples. Pilgrims believe taking a holy dip here cleanses sins and brings spiritual blessings. Sunrise and sunset at the ghats create Pushkar’s most peaceful atmosphere.

Brahma Temple

One of the world’s only major temples dedicated to Lord Brahma, this temple is Pushkar’s most important religious site. The red spire, marble architecture, and sacred rituals attract pilgrims from across India.

Savitri Temple

Located on a hilltop overlooking Pushkar, the Savitri Temple offers panoramic views of the lake, desert, and surrounding Aravalli hills. Travellers can reach the temple by ropeway or by trekking up the hill.

Pushkar Ghats

The ghats surrounding the lake are central to Pushkar’s spiritual identity. Varaha Ghat, Gau Ghat, and Brahma Ghat are among the most important. Evening aarti ceremonies here create an unforgettable spiritual experience.

Pushkar Bazaar

One of Rajasthan’s most vibrant markets, Pushkar Bazaar is known for silver jewellery, embroidered textiles, leather bags, handicrafts, dreamcatchers, spiritual items, and colourful Rajasthani clothing.

Rangji Temple

A unique temple combining Rajput, Mughal, and South Indian architectural styles. The temple’s tall gopuram and intricate carvings make it one of Pushkar’s most distinctive landmarks.

Desert Area & Sand Dunes

The desert landscape outside Pushkar offers camel safaris, jeep safaris, folk performances, bonfires, and overnight camping experiences. These mini-desert experiences are perfect for travellers who want a desert feel without travelling to Jaisalmer.

Ajmer Sharif Dargah (Nearby Excursion)

Located just 15 km away, the Ajmer Sharif Dargah of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti is one of India’s most important Sufi shrines and is often combined with Pushkar sightseeing.

Things to Do in Pushkar

1. Attend Evening Aarti at Pushkar Lake- The spiritual atmosphere during the evening prayer ceremony at the ghats is one of Pushkar’s most memorable experiences. Temple bells, chants, lamps, and reflections across the lake create an extraordinary setting.

2. Enjoy a Camel Safari in Pushkar Desert- Camel rides through the desert villages and dunes around Pushkar are among the most popular tourist activities. Sunset safaris are especially scenic.

3. Experience Pushkar Camel Fair- Held every November, the Pushkar Camel Fair is one of India’s largest cultural festivals featuring camel trading, folk performances, competitions, music, cultural events, and desert celebrations.

4. Explore Rooftop Cafés- Pushkar has one of Rajasthan’s best café cultures with Israeli cafés, vegan restaurants, rooftop dining spaces, live music venues, and international backpacker hangouts.

5. Watch Sunset from Savitri Temple- The hilltop sunset views over Pushkar Lake and the desert landscape are among the best in Rajasthan.

6. Go Shopping in Local Markets- Pushkar’s markets are ideal for shopping for silver jewellery, handcrafted bags, textiles, handmade souvenirs, and bohemian fashion.

7. Stay in a Desert Camp- Luxury camps and boutique desert stays around Pushkar offer cultural evenings, bonfires, folk dance performances, and peaceful desert nights under the stars.

Pushkar's Best Shopping Experiences

Pushkar Camel Fair- Rajasthan’s Most Unique Festival