Pushkar is 150 km away from Jaipur. We got in the vehicle at 9.00 a.m in the morning and reached Pushkar at 1.00 p.m in the noon
Pushkar
You witness an enthralling view there.
1. The moment you see the lake, temple and the atmosphere it feels so divine.
2. Pushkar is the only temple in this world for Lord Brahma who is believed to be the creator of the entire universe by Hindu dharma.
3. The history says, whoever visits Pushkar, takes a holy dip in the lake and bestow shradh to their beloved ancestors for their well being in another realm will be blessed immensely.
4. But, one has to be really careful with the priests who perform pinda pradhan. They try to fleece money from devotees and tourists in the name Annadanam for poor brahmins, God and ancestors.
Otherwise, this place is serenely pleasing.
Evening treks and camel rides are popular in Pushkar.
5. Do not forget to drink Malai doodh that is usually served outside the temple.
It was 3.00 p.m in the noon. After exploring Pushkar city, we then headed to Ajmer.
Ajmer
Ajmer is one of the most important pilgrimages in India. This place is a resting place for Khwaja Moi-in-Uddin Chisti who was a Sufi saint. The Darga was huge and painted all green and white.
This Darga was constructed in the 15th century by the Emperor Humayun. The doors and windows of the Darga are made out of silver and other precious stones.
One of the interesting facts about this Darga is food is made in huge vessels and will be served for more than 1000 people at once.
This place is 150 km away from Jaipur. You can take a cab to get to the place.
Five facts about Ajmer
1. The Darga was constructed in the 13th century and known for the resting place of Khwaja Moi-in-Uddin Chisti.
2. After Namaz, the Singers will praise the lord by their melodious hymns.
3. Jahalra is one of the monuments inside the Darga and the only source of water and also used for devotional prayers even today.
4. You will find two huge pots inside the Darga.
These pots are used to cook luscious food and serve the poor and the devotees.
5. Beware of the beggars who wander around the streets of Ajmer. They won't let you go until you handover huge lump some of the money.
On and On it's a great experience to visit Ajmer.
Do visit this place and enjoy the Khwaja's vibe.
Also, you can watch the Youtube video to witness our experience.
PS: Special thanks to Snigdha Polapragada for sharing her thoughts about Pushkar.









