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Introduction
288km (179 miles) W of Jaipur On the eastern edge of the vast Thar Desert, with a beautiful backdrop in the embracing arms of the Aravalli Hills, Pushkar is one of the most sacred -- and atmospheric -- towns in India. Legend has it that th... Continue reading »
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Planning a trip
Visitor Information -- Pushkar doesn't have its own tourist office. The rather useless RTDC office is located at the very mediocre RTDC Hotel Sarovar (tel. 0145/277-2040), and is open daily from 9am to 5pm. Getting There -- Pushkar lies ab... Continue reading »
Pushkar Travel Experiences
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The Camel lost my flip flop!
We have made it to Pushkar and nothing in the slightest is compelling us to leave our hotel room! We were checked in at the same time as... Continue reading »
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The Wedding
We left Delhi in rather a rush in the end – well a rush for us in that we booked tickets on Tuesday 19th to leave on Thursday 21st!We wer... Continue reading »
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The Camel Fair
We took a train from Delhi to Ajmer on Friday - it's about 6 and a half hours. The train was nice, setup a lot like an airplane and... Continue reading »
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Poorly in Pushkar
Although a popular tourist destination Pushkar was beautiful. The powder blue buildings and ancient stone ghats that surround the lake ma... Continue reading »
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Camel Safari can lead to infertility!
The drive from Ranthambhore to Pushkar was long but we were treated with interesting sights of India along the way. We saw people wearing... Continue reading »
