This route adds spiritual Pushkar to the standard Jaipur weekender, blending the Pink City's grand forts with a holy lakeside town.
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This route adds spiritual Pushkar to the standard Jaipur weekender, blending the Pink City's grand forts with a holy lakeside town. It suits travellers who want a little pilgrimage and atmosphere alongside the sightseeing. The arc spends two nights in Jaipur for the palaces and forts, then shifts to Pushkar for its sacred lake, rare Brahma temple and bohemian bazaar. Terrain is flat with one hilltop fort, and the drive to Pushkar is short and easy. Expect Amer Fort and the City Palace, Hawa Mahal and Jantar Mantar, the world's only Brahma temple, the evening aarti by Pushkar Lake and the colourful Pushkar bazaar. The pace is gentle, mixing monuments with quiet spiritual moments. Best from autumn to spring; the Pushkar Camel Fair in late autumn adds a memorable spectacle. starting at INR 13,000 per person. Covers Jaipur 2N, Pushkar 1N.
Drive from Delhi and check in to your Jaipur hotel. Spend the afternoon at the City Palace and the Jantar Mantar observatory, with a Hawa Mahal photo stop and an evening in the old bazaars.
Visit the hilltop Amer Fort in the morning, then explore more of the Pink City's landmarks and markets. There is time for shopping for textiles, blue pottery and jewellery before a relaxed evening.
Drive to Pushkar, around three hours, and check in. Visit the Brahma Temple, the world's only major temple to the creator god, then witness the evening aarti by the sacred Pushkar Lake and wander the lively bazaar.
Take a final morning stroll by the ghats and through the bohemian market, then begin the drive back to Delhi.
October-March for weather. Pushkar Mela in November attracts huge crowds - book 3+ months ahead if visiting then.
Yes. Pushkar is a holy town - no meat, eggs or alcohol are sold within town limits. Hotels outside the centre may serve all.
2.5 hours, 145 km via NH48. Smooth highway drive with rest stops.
Yes. All visitors are welcome. Cameras and phones must be deposited outside.
Yes - it is the daily evening ritual at the ghats. Be prepared for priests asking for donations; politely decline if you wish to.
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