Gayatri Mata Temple (Pap-Mochani) - Hindu temple in Pushkar - Ajmer, India

Place has a really good view of pushakar come here in the evening to have a good sunset followed by a night view of town.

I went here for the sunset and damn, I was left mesmerized. I ended up spending a good 3 hours here, till the time of the evening prayer. The place is very calming and soothing. It's a short 15 minutes hike on average. And the view is tremendous. I could see the entire town along with the majestic Pushkar lake. There were only 3 people when I went here, and it was really peaceful. Soothing songs were playing at the temple. And I also had a conversation with the local priest, who's a friendly young man. He shared the history and cultural as well as religious importance of Pushkar. Overall, I had a really beautiful time here and I've heard that the sunrise from here is beautiful as well.

Easy hike up- no monkeys during our time there. Go an hour before sunset to sit and watch the light change over Pushkar.

This is a really easy walk up and can be done under 20 minute's. Located behind the Marwar Bus Stand it's easy to get to. You can take some beautiful photos at the top and give yourself sometime to enjoy the view. This spot is peaceful and quiet as it is not very busy so you really get a chance to take it all in enjoy it alone. The sun rises behind the mountains and sets over the city so if you want the right lighting for that perfect picture the morning is better.

From here one gets a very beautiful view of the entire city. Between the Aravalli range, Pushkar is often called the Teerth-Raj. Pushkar is also famous for the lake, which has 52 ghats

A best temple of pushker from where you can see pushkar up close and clear. The road of this temple goes from near the bus stand

This place give Bird eye view of puskar city. Need to develop this place and temple. Best place for photography and Selfie lovers.

Locals also call it Gayatri Mata temple. Possibly the most peaceful place in the entire town of Pushkar. Its a 15 minute hike from the Pushkar bus station and people are more than willing to tell you where the steps start. There is a small veranda like space outside the temple where you will find people sitting and staring into the distance. However there is a clearing right under the veranda that I have made my pet spot over the last two visits that I have made to Pushkar. The image i'm sharing is the view from that point.