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Brahma Temple
Brahma Temple Pushkar One of the major thriving temple of Brahma, in Pushkar can be identified by it red spire and by the image of Hans (the swan considered sacred to Lord Brahma). This temple built with the marble is decorated with silver coin. Beside there is silver turtle on the floor of temple.....
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Savitri Temple
Pushkar is surrounded on three sides by hills. One of the hill is known as Ratnagiri., the highest on the southwest which houses the Goddess Savitri, the estranged wife of Brahma. The savitri hill is around 750 feet elevated by near by surrounding. Pilgrimage to savitri hill is 1.5Kms. It is strenuous and hard
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Rangji Temple
This is the largest and the most imposing of the modern temples, and is situated at the entrance to the town of Pushkar. It belongs to the Shirveshnva sect of the hindus, which was founded by Shi Ramanujacharya who flourished in the 11th century of the Christian era
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Gurudawara Pushkar
This is significant that the annual fair of Kartik Purnima (the full moon - night ) is held at Pushkar on the birth day of Guru Nanak dev, the founder of Sikhism in India, which enhances its prominence. This is interesting to note that Guru Nanak visited Pushkar in the year 1509 AD to have a holy dip in Pushkar
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Pushkar Desert
The Pushkar Desert is a semi-desert area in the Thar Desert of Rajasthan, India. It's known for its sand dunes, camel safaris, and the annual Pushkar Camel Fair. The Pushkar Camel Fair is an annual event that takes place in Pushkar. The fair is a popular tourist attraction and a chance to experience Rajasthani culture.
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Pushkar Lake
Pushkar Lake stands as a revered site in India, cherished for its sacredness and rich history. Located in the town of Pushkar, Rajasthan, this lake holds deep cultural significance for Hindus and attracts pilgrims and tourists from around the world.According to Hindu mythology, the creation of Pushkar Lake is steeped in a fascinating legend that traces back to Lord Brahma.
