The beautiful town has many temples, including 14th-century Jagatpita Brahma Temple, which is dedicated to the god of creation ‘’Bramha’’, which has a distinctive red spire and walls with pilgrims’ silver coins. The soul of Pushkar vibrates in its streets and one can enjoy the city through the labyrinth of alleys and lanes, bazaars and the ghats. The Pushkar Fair is one of the most attractive part of this town that features a nice auction of cattle, horses and camels is famous all over the world.Â
In addition, it is a seven days fair that takes place in the months of October and November. However, the liveliness of the fair attracts nearly 200 000 people every year, including vendors, buyers and sellers of horses, camels and buffaloes. Moreover, various stalls such as those of hand-looms, snacks, sweetmeats, ice crushes, bangles, camel saddles are set up to attract visitors.