Jaisalmer to Pushkar

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Train

10h  33m

Cheapest

$8-24

Bus

11h  23m

$11-930

Taxi

6h  25m

Fastest

$931-932

Drive

6h  25m

$933-934

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Distance: 367 km

Duration: 3h 58m

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Traveling From Jaisalmer to Pushkar

The journey from Jaisalmer, with its golden sand dunes and enchanting forts, to Pushkar, known for its serene lake and vibrant spiritual atmosphere, offers a rich tapestry of contrasting experiences.

Best Neighbourhoods in Pushkar

Pushkar's neighborhoods offer a mix of spirituality and vibrant culture.

Pushkar Lake Area

• Scenic views of the sacred lake

• Great access to local temples

Choti Basti

• Laid-back atmosphere with cozy guesthouses

• Authentic local eateries and shops

Savitri Temple Road

• Stunning views from the hilltop temple

• Ideal for nature lovers and trekkers

Best Times To Visit Pushkar's Attractions

Timing your visit can significantly enhance your experience in Pushkar.

Pushkar Lake

Visit early morning or late afternoon for a peaceful ambiance and stunning light.

Brahma Temple

Arrive on weekdays to avoid the weekend crowds and enjoy a serene visit.

Savitri Temple

Hike up during sunrise for breathtaking views and fewer visitors.

Pushkar Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Pushkar experiences a hot desert climate, characterized by scorching summers, mild winters, and a brief monsoon season; the best times to visit are from October to March when temperatures are pleasant for exploration. Weather can greatly influence your travel experience, as the heat in summer may deter outdoor activities, while the winter months provide comfortable conditions for sightseeing.

Dining Recommendation in Pushkar

In Pushkar, try the traditional ‘Dal Baati Churma’ at the Lotus Café, where the flavors are bold and spices are generously used, offering a delightful contrast to the milder Rajasthani dishes you might find in Jaisalmer. The café’s laid-back ambiance, along with the use of fresh local ingredients, creates a unique and inviting dining experience that captures the essence of Pushkar’s vibrant culture.