Why to visit Brahma Temple in Pushkar

A temple dedicated to Brahma, the Lord who brought about the creation of everything, is a Hindu religious hotspot. It attracts lakhs of pilgrims every year as India's only temple dedicated to Brahma. Because of the existence of the Brahma Temple, the small village of Pushkar appears to be holy. It's also one of the world's top 10 religious sites, as well as one of India's five sacred pilgrimages for Hindus.

It boasts beautiful architecture, including a red pinnacle with a bird symbol associated with ancient mythology and gender. It is associated with legends of Lord Brahma defeating a monster that tormented innocent humanity. It is physically close to the sacred Pushkar Lake, which is a popular pilgrimage destination and where worshippers take a sin-purging bath.

The Brahma Temple is located in Ganahera, Pushkar, on Brahma Temple Road. The temple is easily accessible by taxi or automobile. Buses run frequently throughout the city. They are, however, overcrowded. If your accommodation is close by, the best choice is to stroll.

Special Tip

You can go for a trek to the Aravalli Hills nearby. If you want elude crowds, try avoiding to not to go in the month of November as it is the peak of Hindu religious occasions.Also, you can shop crafty indigenous souvenirs in nearby artstalls.

By TANISHA JAISWAL