Pushkar, the holy place in the Indian state of Rajasthan is far-famed for its sacred lake and the only Brahma Temple in the world dedicated to Almighty Brahma - the lord of universe. Fable has it that this Pushkar Lake was made where Lord Brahma dribbled a lotus on the day of the full phase of the moon. Every year in the month of November, the famous Pushkar Fair is held for period of 7 days, commences on Noami and end on Kartik Poornima (Full Moon). The Pushkar Fair is preponderantly an assembling with lakhs of camels, cattle and horses for trade, with contributed attractions of games, races, local folk dances, song and amusement.

This tourist village of Pushkar is self-sustaining and is particularly projected to accompaniment the natural beauty of the spot. The village is set up in blocks of tents, each having its own individuality, being named after the famed dances of Rajasthan. The village also has hovels (all double bedded) with attached western style toilets and running hot water.

Cuisine
Because of the religious importance of the fair, food dished is purely vegetarian. However, there is an option of Indian and Continental delicacies.

FACILITIES :

•	Western style toilets with running water
•	Attached Bathroom (hot water available separately)
•	Foreign Currency Exchange Counter
•	Post Office with ISD / STD/ Fax, Medical Aid, Safe Deposit, Shopping Arcade and Fire
•	Preventing arrangements
•	Tourist Information Counter
•	Round-the-clock Coffee Shop
•	Rajasthani folk dances, music and artisans at-work
•	Camel ride and parking facilities.