Ajmer Tourism

As Rajasthan has hot weather and hot winds the most of time of the year so winters are the best time to visit this city. From October to February, you will find the weather very pleasant and relaxing. Owing to this weather, you can easily visit a number of tourist places and enjoy Ajmer Tourism without hurdles. And from March to May, you should avoid visiting this place as temperature crosses the 40 degrees C which is not the ideal place to visit.

Along with the Khwaja Muin-ud-din Chishti shrine, Ajmer has a lot of places to offer you during your visit. Its wonders and amazes give a spectacular view to your senses. 

Adhai Din ka Jhonpda

This is built as a Sanskrit college however later was changed into a mosque by Sultan Ghori during 1198 AD. This destination depicts the beautiful blend of indo-islamic architecture. This makes this place compulsory during your trip. No wonder this enhances the value of tourism of Ajmer. This place gets its name from the two and half day visit of Panjab Shah Baba that happened during the Maratha period. 

Anasagar Lake

If you love to view a lakeside scenic during your Rajasthan tourism then Anasagar Lake is mandatory. This is an artificial lake that was built by Arnoraj Chauhan during the period of 1135 and 1150 AD. This place derives its name from King Arnoraj as he was also famous as Anaji. Many Mughal Empires admired and added their touch to the lake like Shah Jahan built Baradari between the lake and the garden. 

Soniji ki Nasiyan

Popular as Ajmer Jain temple is a perfect representation of a specific kind of architectural art. Its entrance is engraved with very beautiful red stone and marble. Inside the temple images of Tirthankars are carved on the wall. This is supposed among the richest temples in India. Its main chamber is known as the City of Gold due to gold-plated wooden places on its walls. 

Nareli Jain Temple in Ajmer

This place is located on the outskirt of Ajmer and is popular as  Shri Gyandoaya Tirth Kshetra. With its different architectural beauty, this perfectly portrays the perfect blend of modern as well as traditional architectural art. This is a group of 24 miniature temples which made it a significant pilgrimage center for the Jain religion and one of the most visited tourist places in Ajmer. 

Taragarh fort 

The country’s first hill fort Taragarh built by Raja Ajaipal Chouhan. The main gate of the fort has two colossal bastions and a structure of elephants embellishing it.   Two things that made it magnificent are Bhim Bhurj and the cannon named Garbh Gunjam. This is a masterpiece of Rajaputana architecture that also made it one of the significant wonders in Ajmer.

Akbar's Palace & Museum

Rank as Ajmer’s most visited tourist destination, Akbar’s Palace and Museum is established in 1949. This place is the house of various ancient art and a great collection of sculptures. There you can witness some dig-up material from the Rairh, Bairat, Sambhar, Nagar, and other places. Additionally, various sculptures gathered from the Museum of Jaipur are also the main highlights of this museum. This place is a gem for Rajasthan Tourism. 

Prithviraj Smarak

Want to witness some glory of the Rajaputana kingdom? This place tops the list and is located at Taragarh Road. the beauty of this memorial lies in the material of which this statue is made of black stone and the king is mounted on a horse. Prithviraj Chauhan was the last representative of the Chauhan realm which made it more special. 

Dargah Shariff

One of the most prominent religious places of India, Sufi saint Khawaja Mu'in al-Din Chishti is located at the end of the hill. This majestic tomb welcomes tons of devotees from all over India. Silver-framed doors create the entrance of this place. The highlight of this place is a pot that is given by  Emperor Akbar when the saint blessed him with his heir. 

To make your visit easy and relaxing, you must use the Ajmer travel guide so that you can get the best itinerary for your trip.

Rajasthan’s one of the most diverse and culturally rich cities Ajmer offers you a lot of options when it comes to doing activities to add fun to your trip. 

Boating in Ana Sagar Lake: This man-made lake is not just beautiful and stunning but also offers visitors the to experience boating in crystal clear water. You can also choose to seat at the bank to admire the beauty of the place.  Without this experience, Ajmer's travel can’t be completed. 

Go shopping at the Dargah Bazaar: Located near the Ajmer Sharif Dargah, this bustling bazaar offers a variety of souvenirs, clothes, and local handicrafts. Along with spiritual awakening, you can buy a different kind of small stuff for your loved ones to make the trip memorial. 

Visit the Museum and architectural arts: Built by Emperor Akbar, this fort now houses a museum that displays various historical artifacts. Here you can admire some ancient sculptures that will give you an awe-inspiring experience. Along with it, many tourist places in Ajmer are presenting architectural art like Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra, Jain Temples, and many more. 

Take a holy dip in the Pushkar Lake: This sacred lake is located about 15 km from Ajmer and is considered to be one of the most important pilgrimage sites in India. This would take you on a spiritual journey while soothing your soul.  

Visit the Brahma Temple in Pushkar: Dedicated to Lord Brahma, this temple is one of the few temples in the world that is dedicated to the Hindu God of creation. 

Attend the Urs Festival: This annual festival is celebrated at the Ajmer Sharif Dargah and attracts millions of devotees from all over the world.

Enjoy local cuisine: Ajmer is famous for its mouth-watering delicacies such as Dal Baati Churma, Kachori, and Kulfi. Don't miss out on trying these dishes while you are here. There are various famous restaurants and cafes that offer delicious cuisines from all over the world. After a trip to Ajmer tourism, complete your day with some delights that enhance the experience of your taste buds.