Tour

Pushkar Temples Walking Tour

Discover the sacred pilgrimage centre of Pushkar, known for its 400 temples, during this walking tour focused on the different religions of India. Itinerary. Meet your guide at the scheduled time at the main entrance of the ancient stone Varaha...

  • 2 hours

Discover the sacred pilgrimage centre of Pushkar, known for its 400 temples, during this walking tour focused on the different religions of India.

Itinerary

Meet your guide at the scheduled time at the main entrance of the ancient stone Varaha Temple, dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Learn about the deity's legendary tale of protecting goddess Earth in the form of a boar while admiring the 12th-century architecture of this oldest temple in Pushkar.

Your next destination is the historic Rangji Temple, featuring an intricately carved stone tower adorned with representations of various Hindu gods. As you explore, gain insights into the different beliefs in India and the unique architectural styles of the four major religions originating here.

Continue through narrow alleyways to the Brahma Temple, the city's most renowned religious structure, notable for being Pushkar's only shrine dedicated to the Hindu creator god and one of the few remaining across the Indian subcontinent.

For the final stop, ascend to the hilltop Savitri Temple, honoring one of Lord Brahma's wives. Discover the ancient tale of this goddess while enjoying panoramic views of Pushkar Lake and the city.

Your tour concludes nearby after exploring the temple surroundings.

Prices

Included

  • English speaking guide.
  • Hot drink.

Tips

  • Accessibility: No, not suitable for people with reduced mobility

Location

Activity location

Moon Dance Hotel & Garden Restaurant, Chhoti Basti, Pushkar 305022, India

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