5. PushkarMajor Attractions: Pushkar Lake, Brahma Temple, Savitri Temple, Pushkar Market, Camel Fair GroundsTop Activities: Temple visits, camel rides, shopping, photography, cultural explorationDuration: 1–2 DaysBest Time to Visit: October to MarchA Slice of Peace. Pushkar, located at the base of the foothills of theGreat Indian Thar desert in theIndianstate of Rajasthanis a one of the oldest and holiest cityof Indiaand one of the prominent holy places located near theAravallihill rangeofIndia. Being very holy and at the foothills of the great indian deserts Pushkar is on annual visit for backpacking people, internationals, spiritual minded people and professional photographer all around the universe. The lifestyle and survival for the residents in the town is altogether connected to the sacredPushkarLake; which is considered to be one of the holiest water bodieson theearth by all hindus, as being formed by god LordBrahma. Pushkar’s popularity as one of the most visited tourists' hub and attractions on theplanet is as a result of one of few remaining in this world - theBrahma’s Templeand people flock to the holy lake throughout the year seeking to seek the blessings of god and enjoy a holy cultural and religious ceremonies conducted on the banks (Ghat) of the holy Pushkar lake. On the top-most hill of Pushkar city is theSavitri Temple which offers commanding and mesmerizing view of the Pushkar city and desolate desert lands around it. You can never leavePushkarwithout a shopping of localRajasthani items which are available in huge variety in Pushkar Market (textiles, leather products, handicrafts, jewelry, and pretty much anything you want).A must visit to understand the rich Indian culture in the annualPushkar Camel Fair, which features people from all parts of the world, participating in the camel trades, fights, music.
