NEW DELHI TRAVEL GUIDE
11 Tours Reviewed
Two faiths, one calm day. If you want Ajmer and Pushkar in a single run, this tour is a smart way to do it, with temples and shrines packed into a private schedule that still leaves room to breathe. I…
Pushkar feels like India in fast-forward. This day trip is interesting because it mixes temples and sacred rituals with real-time travel comfort—then rewards you with a sunset moment on the hills. I like the Pushkar Lake ghats for the atmosphere…
A paint class with a spiritual twist. In Pushkar, Dhiraj’s workshop at Shiv Shakti Art & Handicraft is the kind of hands-on stop that turns street time into something you can take home. You can choose your subject and technique,…
Street food meets temple storytelling. I love the hygienic street stops and the temple context that turns each bite into a quick lesson about spiritual Pushkar. This is a private, 3-hour city walk built around where locals actually snack, plus…
One long day of devotion and driving. I like how this private AC car turns a tiring road trip into a comfortable, door-to-door experience. You also get live guidance at key sites like the Khwaja Muin-ud-din Chishti Shrine, plus a…
Evenings in Pushkar feel like a different country. I love that this tour is a shopping-free way to see the town’s temples and streets, and I really like the chance to witness the Maha Aarti fire ceremony right by Pushkar…
Pushkar makes more sense with a guide who knows the stories. This walking tour strings together the places that pilgrims and locals treat as everyday sacred stops, from Pushkar Lake to major temples and ghats. I especially like two things:…
Three hours in Pushkar can feel like a week. This spiritual walking tour takes you through real lanes and sacred stops, ending with a guided puja ceremony moments that make the whole town click. I love that it is shopping-free,…
Pushkar feels different after dark. This evening walk is built around the Pushkar Lake rituals, temple bells, and the town’s quieter lanes when most day-trippers have gone. I really like two things about it: the shopping-free approach (no sales push)…
Pushkar turns magical right after 4 pm. This 3-hour sunset walk strings together major sacred stops and quieter lanes, ending with a fire ceremony that feels like the heart of the evening. You also get live music along the way,…
Sacred Pushkar, paced for real walking. This temple-focused route helps you make sense of the town’s spiritual rhythm, with a guide explaining Hinduism and Sikh traditions as you go. I especially like the way you get both breakfast malpua and…
