Three-hour walking tour of Pushkar's holy sites

• Water in bottles • Two bottles of mineral water for each participant • Guide who speaks English and is local • Transportation in a private, air-conditioned vehicle • Pickup and drop-off at the hotel

• Meals and beverages, unless noted otherwise • Tips

• Infants must be seated on an adult's lap. • Those with spinal injuries are advised against participation. • Pregnant individuals should not book this activity. • Participants with poor cardiovascular health should also refrain. • A moderate level of physical fitness is necessary for travelers. • Adult fares are applicable to all participants. • Children under 15 need to be accompanied by an adult. • Pregnant women and individuals with back issues are discouraged from joining. • A dress code is enforced for entry into places of worship and selected museums. Shorts and sleeveless tops are prohibited, and both men and women must have knees and shoulders covered. • It is advisable to wear comfortable attire and appropriate walking shoes.

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

Travelers can be picked up from hotels located in the city center or from designated points within city limits. If pickup is requested from areas outside these central locations, additional fees may apply based on the distance.

• The journey begins with hotel pickup in Pushkar, followed by a visit to a Gurdwara, where you can participate in prayers and observe the priest as he reads from the Guru Granth Sahib, the sacred Sikh scripture. Next, you will visit the Brahma Temple, which features marble architecture and is adorned with silver coins. A marble statue of the Sun God can be seen at the temple's entrance. • Surrounding the lake, there are several 18th century temples. You will participate in a ceremony honoring ancestors at Lake Pushkar, along with a traditional Indian fire ritual known as ‘havan’. Afterward, you can stroll through nearby bazaars to explore the vibrant array of goods available, including perfumes, trinkets, and items used for religious prayers and offerings. Pushkar is recognized for its rose growing and is often referred to as the ‘Rose Garden of Rajasthan’, offering an opportunity to purchase well-known rose perfume. There are also specialized shops that provide fabrics for the traditional Rajasthani turban, with storekeepers ready to assist in tying one on. The tour concludes with brunch (at your own cost) at a local restaurant. Post-brunch, you will be returned to your hotel.