Pushkar travel enables the tourists to capture the picturesque beauty of the city. Pushkar is situated in Rajasthan about 11 kilometers from Ajmer, 140 kilometers from Jaipur and 390 kilometers from Delhi. It is a sacred town that finds mention in Kalidas's Abhigyan Sakuntalam. The winter season begins in September and lasts till December. September to December is said to be the best time to visit Pushkar. Touring in Pushkar during the winters can be a memorable experience, as the temperature of the city remains quite pleasant during this period of the year.

Pushkar is known to house a number of tourist sites that attract travelers from different parts of the country. Jagat Pita Shri Brahma Mandir, Ramvaikunth Temple, Pushkar Lake and Mahadeva Temple are among the famous tourist spots of Pushkar.

Pushkar is well connected by an excellent network of roads to the major cities of the country. Regular buses ply from Ajmer and Marwar bus stands to the city. The nearest airport is located in the city of Jaipur, which is 138 kilometers away. The airport is served by a number of domestic airlines that connect the city to Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai, Jodhpur and Udaipur. Ajmer is the nearest railway terminus.

Some of the quick facts about Pushkar include: Area – 5.10 square kilometers
Population – 14045
Languages – Rajasthani, Hindi and English
Maximum Temperature – 37.7ēC
Minimum Temperature – 3.7ēC

Pushkar Fair is organized in the city of Pushkar during the winter season. Every year, in the month of November the city comes alive with the festivities of the famous Pushkar Fair, which is held in Kartik Purnima, according to Hindu almanac. Pushkar Fair is a cultural extravaganza that reflects the rich cultural heritage of Rajasthan. The camel festival in the Pushkar fair involves around 50, 000 camels all decorated tastefully to take part in the race. Thousands of pilgrims and travelers come to the city to attend this world-famous Pushkar camel fair.