Dreaming of a soul-enriching Pushkar trip from Delhi? Whether you’re planning a solo backpacking journey, a couples’ getaway, or a weekend escape with friends, this guide covers how to reach Pushkar from Delhi by road or train and what to do in Pushkar, the best time to visit that makes your adventure seamless and memorable.
How to Reach Pushkar from Delhi?
✨ Option 1: By Road – Delhi to Pushkar
Travelling by road gives you flexibility, scenic views, and multiple stop options.
- Distance: ~420 km
- Travel Time: 7–9 hours approx (depending on traffic)
- Best Route: Delhi → Gurgaon → Neemrana → Behror → Rajgarh → Ajmer → Pushkar
- You can choose a self-drive road trip or book a comfortable cab/taxi from Delhi to Pushkar.
Pro Travel Tip: Starting early in the morning from Delhi helps avoid peak traffic and lets you reach Pushkar by afternoon.
🚆 Option 2: By Train – New Delhi to Ajmer + Road to Pushkar
For a relaxed and cost-effective journey, take a train from New Delhi Railway Station to Ajmer Junction.
- Major Trains from New Delhi to Ajmer:
- Ajmer Shatabdi Express
- Other daily/weekly trains connecting via Jaipur or Delhi
- Travel Duration: 6–8 hours by train
📍 Ajmer to Pushkar Road
Once you reach Ajmer Junction:
- Pushkar is approx 15–20 km
- Travel time by taxi/auto: ~30–40 min
- Multiple private taxis and shared cabs are available outside Ajmer station
Best Months to Visit Pushkar
Planning your Pushkar travel itinerary during the right season makes all the difference!
|
July – September |
Monsoon green landscapes, fewer crowds |
|
October – March |
Pleasant weather, perfect for sightseeing and camel rides |
|
November - March |
Peak tourist season - cooler days, clear skies. Pushkar Camel Fair in November – a one-of-a-kind cultural extravaganza |
|
April – June |
Warm, not ideal for long sightseeing |
🎡 Top Things to Do in Pushkar
Pushkar is more than a destination — it’s an experience.
🛕 1. Visit the Holy Pushkar Lake and attend Arti
Walk around the sacred ghats, witness daily aarti ceremonies, and soak in the spiritual vibe. Attend evening arti at Brahma Ghat or Jaipur Ghat.
🙏 2. Explore Brahma Temple
One of the few temples in the world dedicated to Lord Brahma — a must-visit spiritual landmark.
🐪 3. Pushkar Camel Fair (Annual)
Held in November, this vibrant fair is famous for:
- Camel and livestock trade
- Cultural performances
- Folk music & competitions
🛍️ 4. Shopping in Pushkar Markets
Look out for:
✔ Handcrafted leather goods
✔ Tribal jewelry
✔ Colorful textiles
✔ Boho fashion & souvenirs
🌄 5. Sunset Views with ropeway of Savitri Temple
Climb up for panoramic sunrise and sunset views of Pushkar city & lake.
🍽️ 6. Café & Food Walk
Experience local flavors with rooftop cafés, local delicacies such as Malpual, Kadi Kachori, Rajasthani thalis, and vegetarian delights.
🏆 Why Book with The Nomadic Company Package
Planning a holiday can be overwhelming — but not when you choose the right travel partner. The Nomadic Company package is crafted for explorers and dreamers who want the ultimate Pushkar travel experience:
💼 Benefits of The Nomadic Company Pushkar Tour package:
✔ Hassle-free transport (Delhi ⇄ Pushkar)
✔ Comfortable stays near Pushkar Lake
✔ Guided tours of temples & ghats
✔ Local insight into markets & hidden gems
✔ Photography spots, adventure add-ons such as Jeep Safari in desert of Pushkar & cultural folk dance performances
Whether you’re after a Pushkar weekend getaway or a custom Rajasthan journey, The Nomadic Company ensures best comfort, curated experiences, and unforgettable memories.
🧠 Final Tips for Your Pushkar Trip
✴ Book early for camel fair season
✴ Carry sunscreen and comfortable walking shoes
✴ Respect local customs and temple etiquettes
✴ Try local vegetarian cuisine
0 comments