- Main stops
- Pushkar Lake & Brahma Temple
- Temple afternoon break
- 1:30 pm – 3 pm
- Our suggested plan
- Allow at least a half day
A simple day-trip plan
This is a suggested itinerary, not a fixed tour. The lake and Brahma Temple make a natural pairing. The temple’s red spire is a familiar landmark; it is one of the few temples dedicated to Brahma.
- Have breakfast, then travel from Ajmer to Pushkar.
- Visit Brahma Temple and spend time around the lake and ghats.
- Leave space for the market lanes and a meal before returning to Ajmer.
Brahma Temple’s published hours
Incredible India lists summer hours of 5 am–1:30 pm and 3–9 pm; winter hours are 6 am–1:30 pm and 3–8:30 pm. Plan your temple visit around the afternoon break. Special-event arrangements follow the temple’s local notices.
Around the lake and ghats
The ghats are places of worship as well as part of the town’s daily life. Dress considerately, keep passages clear and follow the displayed instructions for footwear and photography. Allow unhurried time for your group to explore.
For a longer outing, consider Savitri Temple. Rajasthan Tourism lists a ropeway there; plan that as an additional stop rather than squeezing it into a short visit.
Arrange the return as well as the outward trip
Use the route link for your journey and agree a pickup point and return plan with your driver. Our travel desk can help arrange local sightseeing on request. Back at Royal Flavours, vegetarian meals are available and Jain food can be requested with your dietary requirements.
Sources & visitor information
Visitor information checked on 28 September 2026. Hotel details are provided by our team; suggested itineraries and practical tips are our recommendations.