Located in the heart of Rajasthan, Ajmer has long been a stop for travellers searching for solace in its many wonderful sites of worship. This city envelopes the banks of the Ana Sagar Lake, is hugged by the mighty peaks of the Aravallis, and is also the ideal gateway to the holy town of Pushkar.
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Hit The Bazaars
Hit The Bazaars
Spend a lively evening wandering through the many colourful bazaars in Ajmer, including Churi Bazaar, Dargah Bazaar and Naya Bazaar. One of the most popular offerings in Ajmer is ittar, natural, oil-based perfumes that are popular for their long-lasting scents.
Venture beyond Ajmer
Venture beyond Ajmer
Head a few kilometres outside the city and find peace amid the greenery at the Nareli Jain Temple. This sprawling complex is designed in a modern style, and invites you to spend some time in contemplation.
Dress Up Your Walls
Dress Up Your Walls
Treat yourself to some beautiful wooden picture frames that replicate the delicate jharokha windows found so commonly in Mughal architecture. You will find these frames in the markets of Pushkar where bargaining is part of the process!
Ajmer Sharif
Ajmer Sharif
This beautiful, golden-topped shrine of the revered Sufi saint Khwaja Muin-ud-din Chishti was built by Emperor Humayun, and added to by several Mughal rulers that followed. Indeed, even Emperor Akbar made an annual trip to gain blessings here!
Bebeck Yourself In Colours
Bebeck Yourself In Colours
Pay a visit to the popular Mahila Mandi, which sells a variety of vibrant Rajasthani fabrics and footwear. The lovely, embroidered Jodhpuri jootis come in a range of colours and designs. You will also find tie-and-dye fabrics, garments and some striking costume jewellery.
Shop local
Shop local
By evening, make a trip through the always-bustling bazaars in Ajmer. You will find traditionally-crafted ittar scents, colourful bangles and more in markets like Churi Bazaar, Naya Bazaar and Dargah Bazaar.
Nareli Jain Temple
Nareli Jain Temple
The newer of the two main Jain temples in Ajmer, the sprawling Nareli Jain Temple complex lies a few kilometres outside the city. Designed in a modern style, it is an oasis of calm, with plenty of green spaces to relax in.
Buy a beautiful frame
at Ajmer
Buy a beautiful frame
You can find some beautiful wooden frams in the markets of Pushkar. These unique frames are modelled along the intricate jharokha windows that are typical of Mughal architecture.
Pratap Mahal, Ajmer
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Pratap Mahal, Ajmer
Have A Quiet Afternoon
Have A Quiet Afternoon
Gain some respite from Ajmer’s often searing heat by the banks of the placid Ana Sagar lake. Two beautiful gardens, Subhash Bagh and Daulat Bagh, are nestled on the banks of this manmade lake. The lovely white pavilions within these gardens offer views over the lake with the Aravallis beyond it.
Conquer A Hill
Conquer A Hill
Challenge yourself with the steep 3km trek up to Taragarh Fort, built by Ajaipal Chauhan, the founder of Ajmer. Once a mighty citadel that saw much fighting through the Mughal period, this spot now offers spectacular views over the town and Ana Sagar Lake. You can also take a car to the fort.
Take in Ajmer from a height
Take in Ajmer from a height
The trek up to the imposing Taragarh Fort is a bit steep, but the views you are rewarded it make the effort worth it. The fort itself was built by the founder of Ajmer, and was attacked multiple times in the Mughal period. If you choose, you can also take a car up.
Visit a unique mosque
at Ajmer
Visit a unique mosque
The legends that surround Adhai-din-ka-Jhonpra tell that its construction was completed in only two days! While this might not be true, the gorgeous ruin, with towering pillars, domes and a beautiful screen definitely deserve a visit.
Pratap Mahal, Ajmer
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Pratap Mahal, Ajmer
Pay your respects at Ajmer Sharif
at Ajmer
Pay your respects at Ajmer Sharif
The stunning Ajmer Sharif dargah is revered by thousands of devotees who believe saying a prayer here will help their wishes come true. The gold-capped shrine was built by Emperor Humayun and added to by the Mughal rulers that followed, and even Emperor Akbar made visits to ensure his dreams came true!
Pratap Mahal, Ajmer
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Pratap Mahal, Ajmer
Relax by the water
at Ajmer
Relax by the water
Take in lovely views of the Aravalli range beyond the shimmering waters of the Ana Sagar Lake. This manmade waterbody has two serene gardens on its shores, with shaded pavilions that are perfect for some quiet introspection.
Pratap Mahal, Ajmer
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Pratap Mahal, Ajmer
Make a pilgrimage
Make a pilgrimage
The holy city of Pushkar, close to Ajmer, definitely deserves a visit. You can spend a few hours soaking in the vibrant atmosphere at this town, best known for its camel fair. Pushkar is, in fact, one of the few places in the world that has a temple dedicated to Lord Brahma, the Hindu god of creation.
Adhai-Din-Ka-Jhonpra
Adhai-Din-Ka-Jhonpra
Built in 1153 AD, the beautiful, arched screen, and soaring domes and pillars make this a must-visit in Ajmer. The legends that surround these spectacular ruins are many. While some claim that the mosque took only two and a half days to be built, others believe that it was actually named after a festival that lasted for the same period.
Take A Day Trip
Take A Day Trip
Absorb the unique atmosphere and beautiful architecture of the holy town of Pushkar, close to Ajmer, renowned for its camel fair. Pushkar is said to be located around a lake that appeared at the site where Lord Brahma dropped a lotus, and is also home to one of the few temples dedicated to this God.
