Tempo Traveller on Rent from Delhi to Pushkar

The distance from Delhi to Pushkar varies between 400 to 456 km depending on the route you are taking on. By road, it takes around 7 to 9 hours depending on traffic, stops and time of the year. There are several routes to Pushkar but the most common one is via NH 48. This route is smooth and passes through interesting towns and cities like Gurgaon, Rewari, Kotputli, Neemrana, Jaipur and Kishangadh before reaching Pushkar. You will cover 400 km in 8 hours through this route.

One of the popular routes from Delhi to Pushkar is via NE 4. This route is 456 km and can be covered in 7 and a half hours. From Gurgaon, the route changes to Sohna, Mandkola, Maujpur, Dausa, Jaipur, and then Pushkar. This route is well-maintained, has good roads and has a direct connection to Pushkar. The journey itself is full of scenic beauty, from the green fields around Delhi to the desert around Pushkar.

The Pushkar road trip has so much more to offer than just views, it’s an opportunity to discover hidden gems off the beaten track. Take a detour to Chand Baori Stepwell in Abhaneri, a 1,200-year-old structure with thousands of steps that seem to go down into another world. For a spookier stop, you can visit Bhangarh Fort which is one of India’s most haunted places, with ancient ruins and a chilling atmosphere.

Roopangarh Fort is another hidden gem and a peaceful heritage site with history and desert views. Naraina Temple with its surreal salt flats near Ajmer is like a mini desert. For a surreal experience stop by the Kishangarh marble dumping ground which has turned into a beautiful landscape of white marble, like snow-capped hills in the desert. These stops break the monotony of your journey and give you history and eeriness.

Pushkar is not just a pilgrimage destination but an unforgettable experience. First, you can take a dip in Pushkar Lake and feel the energy of the 52 ghats. Then visit one of the very few- The Brahma Temple dedicated to Lord Brahma. Walk through the old Pushkar streets where colourful houses, local shops and quirky cafes will give you a flavour of the town. For a panoramic view hike or take the cable car to Savitri Temple during sunset.

A visit to Pushkar is not complete without a camel safari across the golden dunes of the desert and overnight camping under the stars. To complete your Pushkar experience dive into the bazaar and shop for Rajasthani handicrafts, silver jewellery and textiles and relish the local Rajasthani Food delicacies like Malpua and Dal Baati Churma. These activities will give you a complete Pushkar experience, both spiritual and cultural.

If you are travelling in a group then the tempo traveller is the most comfortable and flexible option. Why bother with train tickets or cramped buses when you can have a private, air-conditioned vehicle with reclining seats and ample luggage space?

Rental services offer tempo travellers various seating capacities, luxury features, and budgets. Whether you are a family member, a corporate group member, or a bunch of friends, there’s an option for everyone. For example, if you rent a 12 seater tempo traveller for 3 days trip to Pushkar then it will cost you around INR 30,000. This is very reasonable considering the services and amenities you will get with this.

Day 1: Delhi to Pushkar

Start early from Delhi and drive through the Rajasthan highways in your tempo traveller. After a few hours stop at Neemrana Fort Palace for breakfast and to explore this beautiful heritage site. Then drive to Ajmer and visit Ajmer Sharif Dargah. Reach Pushkar by evening and check in to your hotel or desert camp. In your evening activities, a camel ride can get added to watch the sunset and folk dance and music at the campsite.

Day 2: Pushkar’s Temples & Cultural Sites

Morning visit Pushkar Lake, famous for its 52 ghats where pilgrims perform rituals. Visit Brahma Temple, one of the few temples dedicated to Lord Brahma. Then walk through the vibrant Pushkar Bazaar to shop for local textiles, jewellery and handicrafts. After lunch visit Savitri Temple on the hill to watch the city view. Do not forget to attend the evening aarti at the lake.

Day 3: Hidden Pushkar & back to Delhi

Before you leave for Delhi, visit some of the hidden gems of Pushkar like Rangji Temple with Indo-Dravidian architecture and Rose Gardens where roses are grown for Pushkar’s perfume industry. Take a quick detour to Kishangarh famous for marble quarries and enjoy the landscape. Then start your journey back to Delhi with a lunch and sightseeing break at Jaipur. You will reach Delhi by evening and conclude your 3 day tour.

October to March is the best time to visit Pushkar. This is the time when the weather is perfect to explore. Winter months are pleasant for sightseeing and outdoor activities. This is also the time when Pushkar Camel Fair is held which is a unique cultural experience where you can see camel races, folk dances and handicrafts. October to November will give you a lively experience. December to February is a bit colder but perfect for desert safaris and temple visits. April to August is extremely hot went the temperatures can go up to 45°C and July to September is green but outdoor activities may get disrupted.

Pushkar is surrounded by many amazing places that have history, spirituality and natural beauty. Ajmer is just a short drive away and has the famous Ajmer Sharif Dargah and a big pilgrimage for Muslim people. Rajasthan’s architecture can be seen in Kishangarh which is famous for its marble quarries and Kishangarh Fort.

If you are a nature lover then, Sariska National Park is just 3 hours from Pushkar and is a great place to see wildlife, tigers and many bird species. Nagaur is famous for its forts and the big Nagaur Fair. Ranthambore is a town with a wildlife sanctuary and Ranthambore Fort and is a must-visit for adventure lovers. If you are looking for a spiritual tour, Plan a Trip to Khatu Shyam.

Do not miss to visit Jaipur- the capital of Rajasthan is just 2.5 hours from Pushkar and has the famous Amber Fort, Hawa Mahal and City Palace. Whether you are looking for spiritual peace, royal history or nature these places around Pushkar will add to your Pushkar trip.