Brahma Ghat - Hindu temple in Pushkar - Ajmer, India

The environment here is very serene surrounded by so many temples while taking a PARIKRAMA of The Pushkar river, The facility over here is well maintained secure rope lines for taking a dip of Pavitra Pushkar river and don't forget to visit the only Brahma temple.

It's a surreal experience to be here and enjoy the magic of Indian culture and tradition. Thousands of people throng this religiously significant Ghat in Pushkar and its an amalgation of our entire beautiful country. A must visit place for every one. 100% recommended.

Brahma Temple, Pushkar (also known as Jagatpita Brahma Mandir) is a Hindu temple situated at Pushkar in the Indian state of Rajasthan, close to the sacred Pushkar Lake to which its legend has an indelible link.

Very religious and holy place but its need some serious cleaning to preserve that holiness

No pilgrimage is said to be complete unless one takes a holy dip here. And if the ritual is performed on Kartik Purnima, it is thought to be equivalent to performing yagnas for several hundred years. Travelling places of India just for culture and tradition.. It is believed that when the lotus petals fell from the hands of the Hindu God of Creation, Lord Brahma, the Pushkar Lake was created. This place is one of the most historical place. Bramha ghat is one of the ghats. When you enter the lake through the main road you come to Badri ghat. Turn left and keep walking

Pushkar lake is a scared lake for hindu pilgrims, also known by the name of salt lake. It is usually crowded due to pooja and rituals held frequently also due to many ghats the place has become more of a tourist attraction, along with the popular local market associated nearby makes this place overcrowded. Be aware of local pundits present in ghats as they are clever in making people pay for the services they never used. This lake has 52 ghats dedicated for different poojas and rituals. Sit on any of the ghat and enjoy the peace

Brahma Ghat is famous for rituals to be performed for family members who expired. The sarovar has a temple right in the middle of it. There are a few chats where you can take holy dip and perform pujas. But the pandits are more interested in your pocket and extracting the maximum. The way to this sarovar is through a narrow and congested bazar from the Brahma temple. The bazar is good selling garments gifts and food.

Very nice and peaceful place.