Pushkar's origin story is fascinating in itself. According to legend, Pushkar is said to have risen to the surface after Brahma dropped a lotus flower on the ground. The Brahma temple, one of India's most revered holy sites, has a special significance for the people of Pushkar. Rows of sacred ghats can also be seen along the beautiful lake, adding to the spectacle. One can enjoy their time by Camping in Rajasthan.

1. The Great Indian Mela - Historical Importance of
Pushkar Fair
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2. AbhigyanSakuntalam, a well-known ancient poem by poet Kalidas, praises Pushkar.
Pushkar, one of the holiest cities in Hinduism, is a microcosm of the Hindu way of life. It is
situated in Rajasthan to the northwest of Ajmer at an elevation of 510 meters. Pushkar
also has a rich architectural legacy with its rich cultural and traditional heritage.

3. Pushkar's origin story is fascinating in itself. According to legend, Pushkar is said to have
risen to the surface after Brahma dropped a lotus flower on the ground. The Brahma
temple, one of India's most revered holy sites, has a special significance for the people of
Pushkar. Rows of sacred ghats can also be seen along the beautiful lake, adding to the
spectacle. One can enjoy their time by Camping in Rajasthan.

4. A Sand Art Exhibition In the words of Pushkar Mela,
For five days every year, from the Kartik Ekadashi to the Kartik Poornima, or the full
moon day of Kartik, the Hindu calendar holds Pushkar Mela in Rajasthan's Pushkar.
Thousands of camel owners travel worldwide to participate in events and buy/sell cattle
at the mega event. Every year, the Pushkar Fair attracts tens of thousands of visitors from
all over the world. Let's learn more about the Pushkar fair and what makes it unique as a
cultural extravaganza!

5. He's known as Pushkar Mela.
The fair is famous for its abundance of camels, which can be spotted everywhere. Cattle
trading has taken place at the fair for more than a century. Camels are transported by
foot from far-off locales. They're decked out in brightly colored clothing and adorned
with silver bells, jewelry, and other accessories. Camel contests and dance shows are
among the many activities in which these camels participate. It's no surprise that the
event attracts a large number of tourists.

6. Fair of the Camel
pilgrims from all over the world travel from far and wide to bathe in the lake's holy
waters at this time of year. Taking a bath these days around the full moon is considered
the best time.

7. Pushkar, a stunningly beautiful city, steeped in history, is a must-see. As many as 50 ghats
surround Pushkar Lake, located in India. These are a big draw for international visitors.
According to the legend, all sins are washed away by a dip in the lake. Approximately 500
temples can be found within the city limits. Dedicated to Lord Brahma, Brahma Temple is
one of the most well-known landmarks in the city. Lord Brahma is one of the most
revered Hindu deities. Brahma is revered as the originator of all things. Marble is used in
the construction of this temple. At the door, you'll see a Hans or a Goose. During the fair,
tourists flock to the temple decorated with silver coins.

8. Indra's Bath
Pushkar's dunes have long been a draw for tourists. At Pushkar Mela, even the dunes take
on a carnival atmosphere. Tourists are left with a lasting impression of the festival's
colors, smells, and moods.

9. Undoubtedly, the Pushkar Mela 2019 will be a significant cultural event. In the days
leading up to the Pushkar Mela, the city is a riot of color and sound. The atmosphere is
truly indescribable. Folk dancers, musicians, and acrobats provide old-fashioned
entertainment for the event's guests. There are hot air balloon flights, traditional
contests between foreign and Indian participants, camel decoration and dances, a half
marathon from Ajmer to Pushkar, camel, and jeep safari tours, and luxury camps with the
best hospitality on offer.

10. Pushkar Fair is a must-see for anyone interested in Indian history and culture. It provides a
glimpse into the history, culture, and traditions of Rajasthan. You can take a direct road to
Pushkar from Jaipur, the state's capital. Located in the city of Jaipur is Jaipur International
Airport. Pushkar is a 150-kilometer drive away. This portion of the journey can be
completed via public transportation such as buses and taxis. To get to Pushkar, the nearest
central railway station is Ajmer, about 20 kilometers away. We at Osian Resort have Camps
at the Pushkar fair that give you a pleasing experience. Get in touch with us today.

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