Are you planning to visit Pushkar in winter? Be sure to include these places in your trip, you will see a unique glimpse.

Ajmer. If you are planning to visit Pushkar located in Ajmer district of Rajasthan this winter, then this journey is not limited only to Brahma Temple. Surrounded by the Aravalli mountain range, situated on the banks of the sacred lake, this small town is a wonderful confluence of spirituality, culture and natural beauty. The world’s only major Brahma temple is the identity of Pushkar, but many small and big attractions hidden around it will make your trip even more memorable.

First of all let’s talk about Pushkar Sarovar. There is a belief about the lake that Lord Brahma himself performed a yagya here, due to which the lake and the 52 ghats built around it are considered extremely sacred. The spiritual atmosphere of the Aarti on the banks of the lake in the morning and evening fills the mind with peace and positive energy. Tourists sit here and experience peace for hours.

Savitri Mata temple is on a high hill

Savitri Mata Temple, located at a short distance from the lake, is built on the high hills of Pushkar. To reach here, both foot trek and ropeway options are available. The panoramic view of the city and the desert from the top of the hill is fascinating, especially the view at the time of sunrise and sunset is amazing.

Pushkar’s Sand Art Park is very special

Pushkar’s Sand Art Park is special for all those people who are interested in sand art and want to see the art and culture of Rajasthan closely. The artwork created in the Sand Art Park is made by Ajay Rawat, a resident of Ganehada village of Pushkar. Rawat has kept this art of sandy dhors alive for many years due to his struggle and enthusiasm.

If you come to Pushkar, definitely visit the colorful market.

The colorful market of Pushkar is also the main center of tourist attraction. A true glimpse of Rajasthani culture is found in this market spread in narrow streets. Here you can easily find traditional handicrafts, antique leather items, silver jewellery, colorful Bandhej and Lahariya dresses, beautiful home decor items and local spices. Due to the preference of foreign tourists, the café culture here has also developed a lot, where you can taste Israeli, Italian and traditional Rajasthani cuisine.