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Pushkar is well-visited by tourists for its famed Pushkar Mela in November. Things to do in Pushkar range from sightseeing to shopping. Visit various temples or enjoy a small picnic besides lovely Pushkar Lake. Grab a bite at the multi-cuisine restaurants and shop to your heart’s content for rare second-hand books, bangles, ethnic jewellery, miniature paintings etc.
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Sightseeing in Pushkar includes a visit to the lake that is girdled with 52 ‘ghats’ (wide stone steps leading down to the water), built by different kings and nobles.
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There is plenty to shop in Pushkar. Pick up textiles, embroidered fabrics, ethnic and costume jewellery, miniature paintings, leather goods, brass utensils, shawls, woolen socks and pottery besides the lovely colorful bangles and beads.
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There are many outdoor activities you can enjoy in Pushkar. Adventure enthusiasts can go for hiking to the nearby hills around Pushkar.
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You can visit tourist places near Pushkar that include Ajmer and Merta city.
Ajmer is literally an oasis surrounded by the rocky Aravalli hills and is a major tourist destination because of its eventful history and spiritual sites.
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Being an important tourist destination there are plenty of restaurants in Pushkar to cater visitors.
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The famous festival in Pushkar is the one and only Pushkar Fair. This placid town takes on a very different character each year during this much anticipated Pushkar Fair, which is actually a cattle fair.
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