AjmerTravel Guide

The revered Sufi shrine of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti, one of the holiest Islamic pilgrimage sites in India, drawing devotees of all faiths to its marble courtyards and giant cooking cauldrons.

An artificial lake created by a 12th-century Chauhan king, lined by Mughal-era marble pavilions and gardens — popular for evening walks and boating.

A striking 12th-century mosque built from the remains of a Sanskrit college and Jain temples, its ornately carved arched screen is a masterpiece of early Indo-Islamic architecture.

One of the oldest hill forts in India, reached by a steep climb or drive, offering panoramic views over Ajmer city and the Ajmer Sharif Dargah below.

A fort built by Akbar that later housed the Mayo College armoury and now displays Mughal and Rajput weapons, sculptures, and inscriptions.

A Jain temple famous for its gold-leafed hall depicting an elaborate model of the Jain concept of the universe, with miniature golden cities and figures.

A quieter, picturesque artificial lake ringed by the Aravalli hills, popular for sunset views and a more peaceful alternative to Ana Sagar.

A striking modern Jain temple complex on a hillside outside the city, with multiple marble shrines in varied architectural styles and sweeping valley views.

A glimpse of one of India's most prestigious schools, founded in 1875 for Rajput nobility, with grand colonial-era buildings set in landscaped grounds.

A short drive over the Aravalli hills to the sacred lake town of Pushkar, with its 52 ghats, the rare Brahma Temple, and a bustling bazaar.