Ajmer Tour Packages

Constructed in the honour of Garib Nawaz – the propagator of Sufism, it is not surprising that Ajmer Sharif Dargah tops this list. The main tomb of Ajmer Sharif Dargah is mostly made of marble and covered with gold plating. The tomb is guarded by silver railings and a marble screen which provides it with a dreamy look. If you wish to soak in some spirituality, Ajmer Sharif Dargah is the place to be. Here, you can offer ‘phoolon ki chaadar,’ flowers, and incense sticks while seeking blessings for your loved ones. Owing to such elements, the Dargah provides an extremely soothing and spiritual vibe. So, be sure that you pick a well-priced tour package that includes Ajmer Sharif Dargah.

One of the oldest mosques in India and the oldest surviving monument in Ajmer, Adhai Din ka Jhonpra is named so because its construction was completed in just two and a half days. Its intricate detailed tomb-like structures, arched screens, and exquisitely designed pillars and minarets make it unbelievable that this masterpiece took less than three days to be constructed. You can also witness the stunning Indo-Islamic architecture along with some calligraphic inscriptions here. Built by Qutub-ud-Din-Aibak, Adhai Din ka Jhopara is a must-visit if you are planning a trip to Ajmer soon.

Located next to the Ana Sagar Lake, the beautiful Daulat Bagh is one of the most beautiful spots in Ajmer. The place is filled with lush green plants and the Ana Sagar lake alongside bestows the place with an ethereal view. One can enjoy a peaceful evening here in the lap of nature.

Also known as the “Eton College of the East,” Mayo College is the oldest public boarding school in India. You have to visit this place on your Ajmer tour. Founded by Richard Bourke in the year 1875, the architecture of this institution is so intricately designed that some of the elements are displayed at the Danmal Mathur Museum. Apart from this, the marble used in the college is the same as that of the one used in the Taj Mahal. This gives you all the reasons to add this spot in your Ajmer itinerary.

A prominent inclusion among tourist places in Ajmer, Soniji is a lavishly designed temple built in the late 19th century. While the temple depicts various stories of the Jain mythology through some of its intricate carvings, the gold structure provides the temple a royal and splendid look. The temple is extremely auspicious for the followers of Jainism. The temple is also featured in the book “Jainism: A Pictorial Guide to the Religion of Nonviolence” by Kurt Titze.

Taragarh fort, popularly known as the Star Fort, was established by the Chauhan Dynasty. The structure and the detailing of the fort are so remarkable that Rudyard Kipling once described the fort as “more the work of Goblins than men.” Sitting right on the top of the Aravali range, this fort offers a magical view of the city of Ajmer, making it one of the major tourist attractions during your Ajmer trip.

One can enjoy boating at the beautiful Lake, Foy Sagar. You can also visit the Ana Sagar Lake and sit in Daulat Bagh that is adjacent to it, a garden filled with lush green plants.

The city has a women’s market that is popularly known as the Mahila Mandi. Among the most famous places in Ajmer, this is where you can find odhnis – traditional veils, saree cloth, lehengas, and other traditional attires for women. Although this is a women’s market, one can find clothing items for men as well as children.

Some of the famous eateries in Ajmer include Honeydew Restaurant, Hotel Bhola, Mahadev ka Dhaba, and Pandit Restaurant. You should also try the famous, refreshing lemon soda in the Dargah Bazaar.

Held in the neighbouring town of Pushkar, the camel fair is an event that you should not miss out on. This fair is a cultural fest that has some amazing events like the longest moustache competition, camel riding, and folk performances that go on for five days. Its diverse schedule makes it a major tourist attraction near Ajmer. You can always check if the cost of your Ajmer tour package includes a visit to these places.

Winters are considered to be the best time to visit Ajmer as the weather is slightly cold and pleasant. This makes it much easier to explore the many tourist spots in Ajmer.

Also, if you wish to visit Ajmer Sharif, we would advise you to visit the city when the Urs festival is held. The celebrations happen for six days in the Dargah in the seventh month of the Islamic lunar calendar. This is the time when the mosque is decorated beautifully and offers a visual treat for the tourists.