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Places to Visit in Ajmer & Pushkar
Lakes, temples, forts and hidden gems, picked by locals
Lakes & Gardens
Ajmer’s lakes are the heart of the city, perfect for a sunset walk or a boat ride.
Foy Sagar Lake
A calm lake built in 1892, with views of the Aravalli hills.
Daulat Bagh
A royal garden beside Ana Sagar, laid out in the Mughal era.
Baradari
Shah Jahan's white-marble pavilions on the Ana Sagar embankment.
Temples & Spiritual Places
From golden Jain halls to hilltop shrines, Ajmer is a city of faith for every religion.
Nareli Jain Temple
A grand modern Jain temple complex set in the hills outside Ajmer.
Chamunda Mata Temple
A hilltop temple of the goddess, believed to be worshipped by Prithviraj Chauhan.
Bajrang Garh Temple
A Hanuman temple on a hill overlooking Ana Sagar Lake.
Ganesh Garh Temple
A popular hilltop temple of Lord Ganesh.
Ambey Mata Temple
A much-loved temple of Goddess Ambe in Ajmer.
Sai Baba Temple
A serene white-marble temple dedicated to Sai Baba.
History & Heritage
Walk through 800 years of history, from early Indo-Islamic architecture to Akbar’s fort.
Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra
One of India's oldest mosques, famous for its carved pillars and arches.
Akbar Fort Museum
Akbar's 16th-century fort, now home to the Government Museum.
Pushkar
The holy town of Lord Brahma, 15 km from Ajmer, with 52 ghats and golden dunes.
Varaha Temple
An ancient temple of Lord Vishnu's Varaha (boar) avatar.
Gurudwara Sahib Pushkar
A Sikh shrine marking visits by Guru Nanak Dev and Guru Gobind Singh.
Fun & Leisure
Something for the kids and a break from sightseeing.
Birla City Water Park
Slides, pools and a fun day out for the whole family.
Planning a trip?
Visiting in November? Don’t miss the Pushkar Fair, 17 – 24 November 2026. And save room for kachori, malpua and sohan halwa.