About Pushkar

Pushkar in true words is a holy city known not only in india but in the entire world.It is a holy pilgrimage for not only Hindus but for people of all sects, caste and creed.It is a small town located at the distance of 14kms from Ajmer which is also known worldwide for Dargah,the abode of a heavenly soul.
Pushkar is known for the only Brahma Temple in the world.It is also known for the ghats,there are 52 bathing ghats in Pushkar and are always occupied with the people for performing some or the other holy rituals.Tourists from all over the world come here to pay homage every year.
Other than the spiritual importance Pushkar also owe great scenic beauty with its sand dunes.Visitors cherish the soft and romantic evening breeze of Pushkar wandering on sand dunes or at the Sunset point cafe.The city provides best accomodation for the tourists with hotels ranging from budget and economic hotels to heritage hotels.
One major attraction of Pushkar is The Pushkar Fair.During The Pushkar fair this land of serenity and calmness turn into a buzzing land of dance, music, trade and commerce.Kalbelia Dance is the major attraction for tourists during the fair.
Pushkar also offers various shopping articles known for their unique charm like textiles, clothes with elaborate embroidery, ethnic jewellery which is a speciality of Rajasthan, lovely colourful bangles, alluring miniature paintings, leather goods, lovely brass utensils, camel covers, mesmerising puppets and pottery.
This blog provides the best information of Pushkar covering all the important features one would like to know before visiting the place.

Sunday, February 24, 2008

Rangji Temple

Old Rangji Temple



Old Rangji Temple Pushkar Rajasthan is a famous temple where ant tourists flock every year to pay their homage to the deities. Lord Rangji Temple speaks about Lord Rangji who is believed to be the incarnation of lord Vishnu. Old Rangji Temple was built in 1823 by Seth Puran Mal Ganeriwal of Hyderabad. Old Rangji Temple Pushkar is exclusive as here you can find the confluence of South Indian style (Dravid), Rajput style and Mughal style of architecture. The gracious Old Rangji Temple is very noticeable. It has a high rising Gopuram archetypal of southern India.

New Rangji Temple
The gracious temple is very conspicuous, due to its south Indian style of architecture. It has a high rising Gopuram typical of southern India.

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