Puskar
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About
-Pushkar-A Famous Pilgrimage Center
In the olden days Pushkar was an important pilgrimage for kings and emperors, and is believed to have had over 500 temples and more than 50 palaces. One of the most spectacular sights in Pushkar today is not during the day but by night.
-Pushkar Cattle Fair
A massive cattle fair occurs in October and November around the lake which is also famous for its crocodiles – which, simply put, means that if you get in you might not get out! The Pushkar Fair, as the cattle fair is commonly known, attracts thousands of people from all over the country who come to trade and watch cart and camel races. Each year during Kartik Purnima around 200,000 people flock to Pushkar for the camel Fair, with 50,000 camels .
-Brahma Temple
This is one of the famous temple of the world where Lord Brahma is worshipped. The temple witholds many religious beliefs and is significant in the heart of Hindus. Brahma temple has marble floors, stairs and coins. You would love to see the temple marble floors.
-Kishangarh
It is a regal state which ruled by Rathores.
How to get there

The city don't have its own airport, but the nearest airport could be located at Jaipur which is 132 kms away from the the city. The city is well linked to all major cities like Delhi, mumbai, Kolkata, Jodhpur and Udaipur.
By Train :
The nearest rail head is at Ajmer. The city is well connected to all major cities of India. You would find daily trains connecting Delhi to Ajmer.
By Wheels :
The city is 11 kms from Ajmer Bus stand. Rajasthan Roadways run from Jaipur to Ajmer. You would find no problem in connectivity from Ajmer to Jaipur.
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