For a day tour in Pushkar, be sure to visit:

• Pushkar Lake: A sacred lake surrounded by 52 ghats, ideal for taking a holy dip or observing local rituals.
• Brahma Temple: One of the few temples dedicated to Lord Brahma, and a significant pilgrimage site.
• Pushkar Camel Fair Grounds: If visiting during the Pushkar Camel Fair (October/November), this is a must-see for cultural events and camel trading.
• Savitri Temple: Located on a hilltop, accessible via a ropeway or a short trek, offering panoramic views of Pushkar.
• Local Markets: Explore the vibrant bazaars for handicrafts, jewelry, and traditional Rajasthani attire.

Pushkar is about 150 kilometers from Jaipur, and you can reach it by:

• Private Car or Taxi: The most convenient option, taking around 2.5 to 3 hours each way.
• Bus: Regular state-run and private buses are available from Jaipur to Pushkar, taking around 3-4 hours.
• Train: Take a train from Jaipur to Ajmer, then a 30-minute taxi ride from Ajmer to Pushkar.

The best time to visit Pushkar is during the winter months (October to March) when the weather is pleasant. If possible, plan your visit during the Pushkar Camel Fair (usually in October or November), when the town is bustling with cultural activities, camel races, and vibrant markets.

For a day tour in Pushkar:

• Wear Comfortable Clothing: Lightweight, modest attire suitable for religious sites. Women should consider wearing a scarf or shawl.
• Comfortable Footwear: Expect some walking and possibly hiking to the Savitri Temple.
• Essentials: Sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated. If you plan to enter the lake for rituals, bring a change of clothes.

Yes, Pushkar is a significant religious town, and it’s important to respect local customs:

• Remove Shoes: Remove shoes before entering temples and avoid wearing leather items, which are considered impure.
• Photography Etiquette: Ask for permission before taking photos, especially around religious rituals and people.
• Avoid Alcohol and Meat: Pushkar is a dry and vegetarian town, so refrain from consuming alcohol and meat during your visit.
• Respect Sacred Sites: Refrain from inappropriate behavior around the lake and temple areas, as they are considered holy.