22/12/2016
Pushkar is also popular for being home to the only temple in the world dedicated to Hindu god Bramha . The Hindu mythology states that, Brahma, the Creator of the Earth, started the creation from Pushkar.
This adds to the mythological significance of the town. Moreover, the beautiful lake of the sacred city makes Pushkar, worth a visit. Pushkar Fair, a festivity that brings Indian and foreign buyers together, is a classic introduction to the rich culture of Rajasthan.
Traditionally observed as an assembly to trade camels and other cattles, Pushkar Fair in Rajasthan is now a global affair thanks to the cultural potpourri that this annual event has become. Instead of the cattle trading, the cultural affairs such as Matka Phod, longest moustache competition, camel race, ferry wheel rides, turban tying contest for foreigners have now become the highlights of the Pushkar Mela.
The fair of Pushkar (Rajasthan) is popular for its significance and relation to the unparalleled attributes of the town of Pushkar. The Pushkar Town is situated in proximity to Ajmer City, distant from the hustle and bustle of the city. The fair is mainly about the trade of livestock such as camels and cattle. According to a survey, the fair recorded the trade of 50,000 camels, which was the world’s largest camel fair.
Pushkar fair, every year is a great success and visited by a ;lot of tourists from around the world. It is always advisable to do the pre-booking for your accommodation as the prices skyrocket due to large number of visitors who come to attend the this annual event in Rajasthan.