Pushkar occupies a famous place on the itinerary of a visitors on pilgrimage and is highly respected among the places to visit in Rajasthan. On the eastern border of the vast Thar Desert, with a beautiful backdrop in the embracing arms of the Aravalli Hills.This street bazaar is the center of all movement in Pushkar and incidentally one of the best shopping experience in Rajasthan, where you can pick up the most beautiful throwaway gear, great secondhand books, and a huge collection of CDs at bargain prices. Pushkar is famed for its scenic beauty and more than 400 temples. Pushkar has a number of exciting tourists attractions including the famous Pushkar Lake and Brahma Temple. The yearly Pushkar Fair held every year in Oct-Nov is another most important attraction for tourists. The Pushkar Lake is careful to be a sacred destination for the Hindus.

By Air :- The nearest airport from Pushkar is Jaipur. which is about 131 km away from ,Jaipur.There are direct flights to Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Udaipur.

By Rail :- Ajmer at 11-km is the nearby railhead from Pushkar. Ajmer is connected to Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, Ahmedabad, Udaipur Jodhpur by regular trains. There are daily trains from Delhi in morning (Shatabdhi Exp). Two of the top trains of the Indian Railways, Pink City Express and Shatabdi Express connect Ajmer to Delhi and Jaipur. Ajmer in turn is well connected with main destination in Rajasthan.

By Road :- Pushkar is 11 km from main Ajmer bus stand. Pushkar has two bus stands. There are usual buses from Pushkar to Ajmer. A first-class network of roads ensures that Pushkar is easily available by road. Rajasthan Roadways run very comfortable deluxe buses from Jaipur. There are buses from Jaipur to Ajmer every 15 minutes, some nonstop.

Visitors are surprised to sample food from their own country and find the taste very close to their own food and sometimes even better due to the flavour of Indian spices .Serving multi-cuisine food, made of fresh garden vegetables mostly grown on-site, the dining area is a great place for breakfasts and lunches. Dinners are regularly served al-fresco under the stars and around a bon-fire. reliable entertainment performed by an internationally popular Rajasthani troupe, complete the evenings. Pushkar have mastered the art of food preparation a wide choice of Mexican, Italian and Israeli delicacies to suit the palate of foreign tourists who flock to this religious town.puskar suisine of Chinese, Continental,& Indian.

Some of the restaurants are:

- OM SIVA RESTAURANT (situated main bazaar of Pushkar).
- RAJU'S GARDEN RESTAURANT (situated in the heart of Pushkar).
- RS RESTAURANT (by the Brahma Temple).
- RAINBOW (near the Brahma Temple)
- KRISHNA RESTAURANT (Temple Rd).
- HOTEL PUSHKAR PALACE (Chhoti Basti, Pushkar Lake).
- VENUS RESTAURANT (Dist - Ajmer ).

Shopping in Pushkar can be really exciting specially during the annual Urs Festival or Pushkar Festival . Main shopping areas in Pushkar are Sarafa Bazar, Baza Bazar and Kedalganj bazaar. Traditional items which include silver and beaded jewellery, embroidered fabrics ,brass utensils ,miniature paintings and Rajasthani puppets. At the time of Pushkar fair, one can purchase various items like beads, brass utensils, lovely colourful bangles, leather goods, unique embroidered clothes, camel cover, and much more. They sell a host of products like bead necklaces of Nagaur, woollen blankets of Merta, textiles printed in Ajmer and Jodhpur, brassware of Jodhpur and Jaipur etc.

Welcome to the Pushkar city. Brahma Temple is the most important attraction here, Pushkar being the only place in the world where Lord Brahma is worship. The other sighseeings are as follows-:
* Brahma Temple
* Pushkar Lake
* Savitri Temple
* Pushkar Fair
* Pushkar Bazaar
* Man Mahal
* Mahadeva Temple

State:-	Rajasthan
Area:-	16.34 kmē
Altitude:-	486 mts
Languages:-	Rajasthani, Hindi and English
Rainfall :-	38 to 51 cms
Best Time to Visit :-	October and March

Pushkar is small town boasts of some popular heritage, deluxe and economy Hotels...