Pushkar Festival Tour

The 4-day Pushkar Festival Tour is a vibrant cultural immersion into one of India’s most famous festivals, celebrated in the holy city of Pushkar, Rajasthan. The Pushkar Festival is known for its bustling camel fair, colorful local markets, folk performances, and spiritual activities around Pushkar Lake. This tour covers the highlights of the festival, the unique culture of Pushkar, and nearby attractions. The tour captures the essence of the Pushkar Festival, blending cultural exploration, spiritual experiences, and traditional festivities. It's an unforgettable journey into Rajasthan's heritage and rural life.

Day 1: Arrival in Pushkar

On arrival in Pushkar, you check into their hotel and get their first introduction to the town’s lively atmosphere. The afternoon is dedicated to exploring the streets and vibrant bazaars, where local artisans display intricate handicrafts, jewelry, and traditional attire. Later, visitors gather at the ghats of Pushkar Lake for the evening Aarti (prayer ceremony), experiencing the city’s serene spiritual side.

Day 2: Pushkar - Camel Fair and Cultural Performances

The day brings you to the heart of the Pushkar Camel Fair. Here, visitors witness the bustling trade of camels, horses, and livestock, a tradition dating back centuries. Various activities, including camel races, cattle parades, and livestock trading, provide a fascinating insight into local culture. The afternoon and evening are filled with Rajasthani folk performances, including dance, music, and the famed “matka phod” (pot-breaking) competition.

Day 3: Pushkar - Sightseeing and Cultural Events

After breakfast, you embark on a sightseeing tour of Pushkar’s historic and religious sites, including the Brahma Temple—one of the few temples dedicated to the Hindu god Brahma. Next, you visit Pushkar Lake for a holy dip, as it’s believed the lake was formed by the lotus petals of Brahma. The afternoon includes more fair activities like tug-of-war, traditional competitions, and a chance to see artisans at work. Evening events include a folk dance and music concert, capturing the spirit of Rajasthani culture.

Day 4: Depart Pushkar

On this final day, you can enjoy a leisurely morning, soaking in the last of the Pushkar Festival’s vibrant atmosphere. You may visit the bazaar for last-minute shopping before departure.

Important Note for travellers:

- Dress modestly and remove shoes while visiting the temple

- Respect local customs and traditions

Disclaimer:

Please note that the planned program / schedule for visiting various sightseeing points is subject to change, either on the day of the tour or the day prior, due to unforeseen circumstances such as: Inclement weather, Traffic congestion, Road closures, Government events, Security concerns and Other factors beyond our control. In the event of any changes, our experienced local tour director will make every effort to provide alternative arrangements or adjust the itinerary to ensure a memorable and enjoyable experience.

We reserve the right to modify or adjust the itinerary to ensure the safety and satisfaction of our guests.

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