HOTELS IN PUSHKAR FOR FAMILY
Pushkar is one of the most sacred and religious cities of India. It’s held an important position for religious devotees for thousands of years and continues to remain an important pilgrimage town. Pushkar treads the fine line of being an important religious centre as well as a popular tourist destination with temples and bazaars selling anything and everything to intrigue travellers and suite their fancy. Apart from visiting Pushkar for its religious prominence, beautiful lakes and views, it’s also worth a visit during the Pushkar festival which attracts traders from all over Rajasthan and one can truly witness the essence of Rajasthan then. Reaching Pushkar would mean you either take a flight to Jaipur which is approximately 3 hours away by road from Pushkar, or you take a train to Ajmer and complete the rest of the journey via road. If you’re travelling from other parts of Rajasthan or from Delhi there are buses that ply on a daily basis. A family trip to Pushkar is sure to be an enlightening one as there’s a lot of history and culture to soak up while there. Pushkar attracts a good mix of people of all ages and there’s sure to be something for everyone. If you’re looking for hotels in Pushkar for family you would be able to find a good deal of options to choose from. This sacred city sees thousands of travellers yearly and has made sure accommodation isn’t scarce to accommodate the devotees that come in. Treebo hotels has launched family hotels in Pushkar that come with amenities and services that are sure to delight every family member. The family hotels usually come with complimentary breakfast, free Wifi, spacious rooms, flat screen TV with cable/DTH connection, on-site parking, as well as a travel desk that can assist in helping your family plan an itinerary. Most of the hotels also come with a restaurant in the premises as well as a swimming pool. There are many activities and sights to see in Pushkar that will keep the family enthralled. A ride across the Thar desert on a camel safari is definitely a unique experience, as well as a visit to the Brahma temple which is the only one of its kind in the world that is dedicated to Lord Brahma. There’s also the Pushkar Lake which is the epicentre of this small town and has an enchanting origin story, which is sure to keep any of the young ones engrossed. The Savitri temple is located on top of a hill, and while it’s a small trek to get up there the views at the top, especially during sunset, make it all worth the while. When you want to take a break from visiting temples, take a stroll along the colourful bazaars and you’re sure to find memboralia that beckons to be bought.
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