Celebrate Indian Culture In Pushkar – The Holy City Of Lord Brahma

The Brahma temple of Pushkar is believed to be the only few of the Brahma temples that exist in the world, which makes the city significant. Amongst the Hindus, it is believed that a pilgrimage to the holy sites in India is simply incomplete without a visit to Pushkar. Taking a dip in one of the 52 ghats of the Pushkar Lake is considered to be auspicious. These ghats are amongst the most pious places in the city and visiting the most significant ones is simply worth. Pushkar is called “Tirth Raj” meaning the king of all pilgrimage sites. Strengthening the fact is the large number of Hindu temples existing in different parts of the city. There are more than 400 temples of different deity in the city, of which 80 are large and the rest are small. An interesting fact about Pushkar temples is that many of the temples were destroyed by the Muslim ruler. However, as soon as the Hindu kings acquired the power the temples were rebuilt. Gayatri Temple, Savitri Temple, Saraswati Temple, Varah Temple, and Mahadeva Temple are some of the most significant temples. Visiting these is a popular activity amongst the top tourist activities. The good thing is that there are some good hotels in Pushkar in the vicinity to the Brahma temple and other prime temples. These hotels are ideal options to pick if one seeks conveniences of connectivity. Besides, there are a number of good hotels in the city commerce centre.