2 DAY PUSHKAR ITINERARY | ULTIMATE PUSHKAR TRAVEL GUIDE | Where to go, What to eat, Fun things to do

Pushkar is a small, walkable city known for its backpacking culture and spiritual vibe, situated around a holy lake.

Mumbai is mentioned as the origin point of a flight to Jaipur, which is part of the journey to reach Pushkar.

Jaipur is a city from which Pushkar can be reached by road.

Delhi is mentioned as a possible starting point for a road trip to Pushkar.

Jodhpur is a city from which Pushkar can be reached.

The Brahma Temple is one of the few existing Brahma temples in the world, making it a must-visit site in Pushkar.

Pushkar Lake is central to the city, considered holy, and best explored by taking a parikrama (walk around the lake) especially around sunset.

Jaipur Ghat is recommended as a spot to watch the sunset during the Pushkar Lake parikrama.

Brahma Ghat is recommended as a great place to experience the evening Aarti in Pushkar.

Savitri Mata Temple is located on a hilltop and offers mesmerizing views of the sunrise and sunset, accessible by a steep hike or a ropeway.

Aloo Baba Ashram is the residence of a saint who only eats potatoes (aloo), located a short tuk-tuk ride from Pushkar.

Ajmer Sharif Dargah is a popular and iconic site in Ajmer, making it a potential day trip from Pushkar.

Rangji Temple is mentioned as a place of worship that you can visit during temple hopping.

Laughing Buddha Cafe is one of the vegetarian/vegan cafes in Pushkar, recommended for brunch or dinner.

Cafe Lake View is one of the cute cafes in Pushkar, serving vegetarian and vegan options.

Honey Dew Cafe is one of the cute cafes in Pushkar, serving vegetarian and vegan options.

One Coffee Down is one of the cute cafes in Pushkar, serving vegetarian and vegan options.