13 Nights / 14 Days
Package price : ₹65,000/- Per Person
Pushkar Camel Fair Tour 2026
13 NIGHTS – 14 DAYS
Delhi – Agra – Jaipur – Pushkar – Chittorgarh – Udaipur – Ranakpur – Jodhpur – Jaisalmer – Bikaner – Mandawa
The Pushkar Fair, is the annual five-day camel and livestock fair, held in the town of Pushkar in the state of Rajasthan, India. It is held each November at the time of the Kartik Purnima full moon and is one of India’s most highly rated travel experiences, a spectacle on an epic scale, attracting more than 11,000 camels, horses and cattle and visited by over 400,000 people. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness the color, spectacle and carnival of one of the last great traditional fairs, which brings livestock, farmers, traders and villagers from all over Rajasthan.
Pushker Festival 2026 Schedule
| Tour starts : | 18 November 2026 in Delhi |
| Tour ends : | 01 December 2026 in Delhi |
| Festival location : | Pushkar (Rajasthan) |
| Festival Dates : | 22-23 November 2026 |
Pushkar Fair 2026 : 17 November 2026 - 24 November 2026
Pushkar Fair 2027 : 06 November 2027 - 16 November 2027
Pushkar Fair 2028 : 25 October 2028 - 02 November 2028
Pushkar Fair 2029 : 13 November 2029 - 21 November 2029
Pushkar Fair 2030 : 02 November 2030 - 10 November 2030
Day 01 : Delhi
Arrival at Delhi Airport. You will be greeted by our representative at the Airport and transferred to hotel. Later start tour of New Delhi with wide tree lined avenues, parks and fountains surrounding the imposing Government and State Buildings. Drive past the imposing India Gate, the ParliamentBuildings and President House. Then visit QutabMinar, built in 1193 A.D. It is a striking medieval tower of victory of Persian architecture style. Next stop is Humayun’s Tomb. Afternoon, drive to Raj Ghat, where Mahatma Gandhi was cremated. Then visit Old Delhi that includes visit to Red Fort. Enjoy a rickshaw ride along the alleys of ancient bazaar of ChandniChowk with stop at Jama masjid, the largest mosque in Asia. Return to hotel. Overnight stay.
Day 02: Delhi – Agra (200 Km, 4 Hours)
AgraMorning drive to Agra which was once the capital of Mughal India and centre of great power and glory. Visit world famous “Taj Mahal”, the monument of love immortalized in marble. It was built by Emperor Shah Jahan in the memory of his Queen Mumtaj. Also visit Agra Fort and Sikandara, where lies the Tomb of the Emperor “Akbar the Great”. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 03 : Agra – Fatehpur Sikri – Abhaneri – Jaipur (265 Km, 6 Hours)
Morning leave for Jaipur. Stop en-route and visit FatehpurSikri, undoubtedly the best preserved Mughal Palace city of all. Built by Great Akbar around 1570, he used the highest quality craftsman to construct the city only to abandon it some fourteen years later when it is said that the water system failed. Next stop is to visit Chand Baori step well in small village of Abhaneri, 95 km before Jaipur. The step well was built in 9th century and it is 13 storeys deep with 3500 steps. This is a great piece of architectural expertise as it displays the geometrical intelligence of the architects of bygone era. Proceed to Jaipur and check in at the hotel. Jaipur city was founded by Maharaja Jai Singh in 1727. It is a magnificent planned city built of nose-pink colored stones that is why it is also known as “PinkCity”. Rest of the day is at leisure. Overnight stay.
Day 04 : Jaipur
Morning excursion to Amer Fort. Ascend by painted elephant up to fort with its huge gateways and pillared pavilions. The fort was originally built by Raja Mansingh and is one of the finest examples of Rajput Architecture. Afternoon city tour of Jaipur visiting CityPalace and its museums. Nearby is the ornate Hawa Mahal (Palace of winds) which is five stories high and is decorated with delicate screens carved from stone which allowed royal ladies to view the city and bazaar from there. Also visit JantarMantar, magnificent stone observatory built in 1728. This is still equipped with immense brick and mortar instrument including a very accurate 90 feet sundial. Overnight stay.
Day 05 : Jaipur – Pushkar (150 Km, 3 Hours)
Morning leave for Pushkar. Stop en route at Ajmer and visit “Dargah”, a world famous sacred place for Muslims. Then proceed to Pushkar, the sleepy town comes alive with burst of activities in the month of Kartik when world famous Pushkar Camel Fair is held every November. It is one of most unique experiences for travelers to India as it attracts thousands of camels, horses and cattle, besides a big number of visitors from all over the world. This is the occasion which brings villagers from here to trade their camels and other animals. Pilgrims also throng this town to take a dip in the holy lake of Pushkar. Afternoon enjoy the Mela and overnight stay.
Day 06: Pushkar Fair
Full day is at your disposal to enjoy Pushkar Fair which is synonymous to the Cattle fair. The cattles are decorated in very colorful manner to attract the buyers and visitors to the Fair. Besides camels, horses and bullocks are sold here. The colorfully dressed people enhance the exuberant mood of the fair.Various competitions takes place during the fair. The famous camel race also takes place. The culture of Rajasthan comes alive in Pushkar through the folklores, music and dance performances. Cultural events, exhibitions and movies reflect the rich culture of Rajasthan.These days, Theghats and the surrounding areas of the lake becomes a mini Rajasthan market. Overnight stay.
Day 07 : Pushkar – Chittorgarh – Udaipur (320 Km, 6 Hours)
Morning leave for Chittorgarh, the legendary city of Rajasthan, is the epitome of Rajput pride, romance and spirit. Known as the city of bravery and sacrifice. The magnificent 7th century Chittorgarh Fort is the largest fort in India. The formidable fort is perched atop a 180 meter high hillock covering a massive area of 700 acres. The fort has many magnificent monuments, which are fine examples of the Rajput architecture. Then proceed to Udaipur, which is also called city of lakes. On arrival check in at hotel for overnight stay.
Day 08: Udaipur
Morning excursion to Eklingi and Nagda temples. Eklingji with a number of ancient temples is 22 kms north of Udaipur. The Shiv temple in the village was originally built in 734 AD, although its present form dates from the rule of Maharana Raimal, between 1473 AD and 1509 AD. The walled complex includes an elaborately pillared hall under a large pyramidal roof and features a four faced Shiva image of black marble. At Nagda, one km before Eklingji, are old temples. The Jain temple of Adbudji is essentially ruined, but its architecture is quiet interesting. Return to Udaipur. Evening you may enjoy sunset cruise on lakePichola which overlooks Lake Palace & Jag Mandir( boat tour is not included in our cost ). Otherwise, evening is free to explore the local bazaars where you may bargain for interesting souvenirs. Overnight stay.
Day 09 : Udaipur – Ranakpur – Jodhpur (260 Km, 5 Hours)
Morning leave for Jodhpur. Visit Ranakpur on the way where there are 15th century Jain Temples known for outstanding sculptures. The Temple has very fine ornamentation in wonderful setting with peacocks, langurs and numerous birds.It has 1444 pillars and none of them is alike. Then proceed to Jodhpur. After arrival check in at the hotel. Overnight stay.
Day 10 : Jodhpur – Jaisalmer (310 Km, 6 Hours)
Morning city tour of Jodhpur visiting Meharangarh Fort built in 1457 situated at an altitude of about 125 mts is spread over an area of 5 sq. km and has seven gates. It was the toughest fort to conquer in whole Rajasthan. Then visit JaswantThada which is a white marble memorial built in memory of Maharaja Jaswant II in 1899. Afternoon drive to Jaisalmer which is an architectural dream in the lonely yellow silence of the desert. On arrival check in at hotel. Overnight stay.
Day 11 : Jaisalmer
Morning city tour of Jaisalmer visiting fort – known as Sonar Quila, rising from the sand, the mega structure merges with the golden hues of the desert ambience and the setting suns in its most colorful shades, gives it a fairy tale look. Also visit Patwaon Ki Haveli and Nathmal Ki Haveli which are famous for wonderful carving. Afternoon excursion to sand dunes located at a distance of 42 km from Jaisalmer. Take an unforgettable experience of camel rides and the sun set view. Return to hotel for overnight stay.
Day 12 : Jaisalmer – Bikaner (330 Km, 6 Hours)
Morning leave for Bikaner which is a desert city on the ancient carvan routes that originated from Africa and West Asia. Arrival and check in at the hotel. Afternoon city tour of Bikaner visiting impressive Junagarh fort. One of the most unique features of the Junagarh Fort is that it has been built on a desert plain, a stark contrast to the high elevation forts we normally find in Rajasthan. Blending the best of Oriental and European forms of architecture, the Junagarh Fort spells grandeur all the way. Overnight stay.
Day 13 : Bikaner – Mandawa (200 Km, 4 Hours)
Morning leave for Mandawa. After arrival check in at hotel Mandawa Castle. Visit Mandawa which has been referred to as the “open art gallery” of Rajasthan because the entire Shekhawati region and not just Mandawa is dotted with fascinating mansions(havelis) that have lavishly painted walls. Overnight stay at Castle Mandawa.
Day 14: Mandawa – Delhi (270 Km, 6 Hours)
Morning drive back to Delhi. Arrival in Delhi and car with driver will remain at your disposal for some sightseeing or last minute shopping. Later transfer to Delhi airport to catch flight for onward destination.
How to visit the Pushkar festival
Pushkar is located close to Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur, it is accessible by road or even rail from anywhere without any trouble.
By Air
The nearest airport to Pushkar is in Jaipur, which is 140 kilometers away. The airport is well-connected to cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata. Once you reach the airport, you can hire a cab to reach Pushkar.
The journey from the airport to the city will take approximately 3 hours. You can book a cab in advance or hire from the taxi vendors outside the airport.
By Road:
Buses from Delhi to Ajmer and further to Pushkar are readily available. The Rajasthan State Road Transport Corporation runs deluxe and semi-deluxe buses (both air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned) connecting Ajmer to nearby cities and then transport you to Pushkar for a very nominal fare.
By Train:
You will need to take a train to Ajmer and then take a 30-minute drive to Pushkar. The Ajmer railway station is well-connected with major Indian cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Jaipur, Allahabad, Lucknow, Kolkata, Bhopal, and Bangalore.
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1. What is the Pushkar Camel Fair?
The Pushkar Camel Fair is an annual cultural and livestock fair held in Pushkar, a town in Rajasthan, typically in November. It is one of the largest cattle fairs in the world, where traders bring camels, horses, and cattle to buy, sell, and trade. The event is also a celebration of Rajasthani culture, with traditional music, dance performances, camel races, craft exhibitions, and religious rituals at the sacred Pushkar Lake and Brahma Temple.
2. When is the Pushkar Camel Fair held?
The Pushkar Camel Fair typically takes place in November and lasts for about 5-7 days. The dates vary each year based on the lunar calendar, but the event is always scheduled around the time of the Kartik Purnima (full moon night) which is an important date in the Hindu calendar.
3. Where is the Pushkar Camel Fair held?
The fair is held in Pushkar, a small town located about 14 km from Ajmer in Rajasthan, India. The town is known for its Pushkar Lake, a sacred Hindu site, and its Brahma Temple, one of the few temples dedicated to Lord Brahma.
The fairground is set up on the outskirts of the town, with camel and livestock trading happening in open fields, and cultural events taking place in different areas around the fairground and near the lake.
4. What activities and events can I expect at the Pushkar Camel Fair?
The Pushkar Camel Fair is a spectacular blend of religious activities, traditional events, and a unique rural market. Some of the key events and activities include:
Camel and Livestock Trading: The primary event where traders bring camels, cows, horses, and other livestock for sale.
Camel Races: Thrilling races featuring beautifully decorated camels.
Cultural Performances: Traditional folk music, dance performances, and puppet shows.
Traditional Rajasthani Crafts: A large marketplace where you can shop for local handicrafts, jewelry, textiles, and pottery.
Religious Rituals: Pilgrims gather to take a holy dip in Pushkar Lake and perform pujas (prayers).
Camel Parades: Camels are often decorated with colorful cloth and beads, parading around the fairgrounds.
Competitions: Camel beauty contests, mustache competitions, and other quirky local contests.
5. Can I ride a camel at the Pushkar Camel Fair?
Yes, camel rides are one of the most popular activities at the Pushkar Camel Fair. Many traders offer camel rides for tourists, allowing you to experience a ride through the desert-like landscape or around the fairgrounds. Camel rides are a unique and fun way to engage with the fair, but be sure to negotiate the price beforehand.
6. What should I wear to the Pushkar Camel Fair?
Since the event takes place in November, the weather can be cool in the mornings and evenings but quite hot during the day. Here are some suggestions:
Comfortable clothing: Loose, breathable clothes (like cotton or linen) to stay cool during the day.
Comfortable footwear: You’ll be walking around a lot, so sturdy shoes or sandals are ideal. Expect dusty or uneven ground.
Sun protection: A hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are recommended to protect from the sun.
Layered clothing: It can get chilly in the early mornings and late evenings, so bring a light jacket or shawl.
Traditional wear (optional): If you wish to immerse yourself in the local culture, you can wear traditional Rajasthani attire such as sarees, lehenga cholis (for women), and kurta-pajamas (for men).
7. What are the accommodation options during the Pushkar Camel Fair?
Accommodation in Pushkar during the fair can be in high demand, so it’s advisable to book in advance. The options vary, including:
Luxury hotels and resorts: Several high-end properties offer luxury stays.
Guesthouses and boutique hotels: There are plenty of budget-friendly, family-run guesthouses and boutique accommodations.
Tented camps: For a more authentic experience, many visitors opt to stay in tented camps set up for tourists during the fair, offering a comfortable but rustic experience.
Homestays: Many locals offer homestays during the fair, which is a great way to experience local hospitality.
8. How can I reach Pushkar for the Camel Fair?
By Air: The nearest major airport is Jaipur International Airport (JAI), which is around 150 km from Pushkar. From Jaipur, you can take a taxi or bus to Pushkar.
By Train: The nearest railway station is Ajmer Junction, which is around 14 km from Pushkar. Ajmer is well connected to major cities like Delhi, Jaipur, and Mumbai. You can hire a taxi or take a bus from Ajmer to Pushkar.
By Bus: Pushkar is connected by bus to major cities like Jaipur, Delhi, and Ajmer. Buses are available from the Jaipur Bus Station and Ajmer Bus Station.
By Car: If you're in Rajasthan, you can also drive to Pushkar by car. It’s well connected to major cities via highways.
9. Is it safe to visit the Pushkar Camel Fair?
Yes, the Pushkar Camel Fair is generally considered safe for tourists, but like any large gathering, it’s important to take some basic precautions:
Stay cautious with your belongings: Keep your valuables (wallets, cameras, phones) secure, as crowded events can attract pickpockets.
Be prepared for crowds: The fair draws thousands of people, so be prepared for crowded conditions, especially during the peak days.
Respect local customs: Rajasthan is a conservative state, so be mindful of local customs and dress modestly, especially when visiting religious sites like the Pushkar Lake and Brahma Temple.
10. What kind of food can I expect at the Pushkar Camel Fair?
The food at the Pushkar Camel Fair is typically traditional Rajasthani cuisine, including:
Dal Baati Churma: A traditional Rajasthani dish consisting of lentils (dal), wheat rolls (baati), and sweet crushed wheat (churma).
Ghevar: A sweet delicacy made from flour, sugar, and ghee, often served during festivals.
Mohan Maas: A Rajasthani mutton curry.
Kachori and Samosas: Popular snacks available at food stalls.
Chai (tea): There are many tea vendors offering traditional Indian chai, a perfect pick-me-up during the fair.
11. Can I buy souvenirs at the Pushkar Camel Fair?
Absolutely! The fair is a great place to shop for traditional Rajasthani handicrafts, including:
Handwoven textiles (scarves, shawls, and rugs).
Leather goods (bags, wallets, and camel-skin products).
Jewelry (traditional silver jewelry and beaded accessories).
Miniature paintings and pottery.
Camel and elephant souvenirs: Many vendors sell items related to camels, elephants, and other animals.
12. Are there any cultural sensitivities I should be aware of?
Yes, as with any cultural event, there are a few things to keep in mind:
Respect religious practices: Pushkar is a sacred town for Hindus, and many locals come here to perform religious rituals, particularly at Pushkar Lake. Be respectful when visiting temples and religious sites.
Modest dress code: While the fair is casual, it’s always advisable to dress modestly, especially when visiting temples.
Photography etiquette: Always ask permission before photographing locals, especially women, or during religious ceremonies.
Bargaining: Bargaining is a common practice in the markets, but always do it with respect and a smile.
13. What are some tips for enjoying the Pushkar Camel Fair?
Plan ahead: Book your accommodation and transportation well in advance as the fair attracts thousands of visitors.
Arrive early: To enjoy camel races, cultural events, and camel parades, try to arrive early at the fairgrounds.
Stay hydrated: Rajasthan can be hot and dry, especially during the day. Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated.
Wear sunscreen and protective gear: To avoid sunburns, apply sunscreen and wear a hat and sunglasses.
Be open to cultural experiences: Don’t miss the opportunity to engage with locals, learn about traditional customs, and experience the vibrant atmosphere.
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