Nearly 300 km from New Delhi, Ajmer is located beautifully in the heart of Rajasthan and unites history, spirituality, and natural beauty. This city is known for Mughal architecture, tranquil lakes, and the much revered Ajmer Sharif Dargah, providing a different experience for every traveler. If you are considering a tour to Ajmer or simply including it as part of a luxury golden triangle tour of India, this destination will surely excite you with your memories.
The ideal time to visit Ajmer is during the winter season, from October to March when the weather is pleasant with temperatures ranging between 5°C and 22°C. This period is perfect for sightseeing and outdoor activities, as well as for enjoying the local festivals and events that bring the city to life.
Ajmer is a cultural heritage destination with a calm atmosphere. It is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Rajasthan. Plan your journey now and let the city’s charm captivate you.
One of the most significant tourist places in Ajmer is the Ajmer Sharif Dargah, the resting place of Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti. Famous for its Mughal style architecture and spiritual ambience, it attracts pilgrims of all faiths. It is deeply moving with its intricately carved marble domes and serene courtyards.
Adhai Din Ka Jhopra, a masterpiece of Indo-Islamic architecture, was a mosque constructed from a Sanskrit college. Its name means two and a half days, the time it took to build. It is a site with exquisite stone carvings, calligraphy, and one about interest in history and architecture. It is a must-visit monument included in itineraries by Custom Tours India.
Ana Sagar Lake, a gorgeous artificial water body with marble pavilions (called Baradari), was added by Shah Jahan to surround this artificial water body, which was created in the 12th century. Views are picturesque, boat rides are serene, and it’s the best relaxing spot. The lake offers a peaceful escape and is perfect for families and couples visiting Ajmer.
Taragarh Fort is an ancient fortress located on the Nagpahari Hills, it was constructed in 1354. A marvel of the Rajput architecture, thus it is known for its strategic importance and panoramic Ajmer view. The crumbling bastions and underground passages are reminders of what it used to be. History buffs and those who want to take in scenic views won’t want to miss it.
Also known as the Red Temple or Golden Temple, Soniji Ki Nasiyan is renowned for its Swarna Nagari chamber, a breathtaking display of gold-plated wooden structures depicting Jain mythology. This 19th-century Jain temple is a serene retreat and a fine example of artistic excellence, making it a popular attraction for cultural and spiritual travelers.
Constructed in 1892 by a British engineer, Foy Sagar Lake is a man-made reservoir with stunning views of the Aravalli hills. It offers a serene setting for picnics and birdwatching, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers. Its peaceful surroundings and scenic beauty provide a refreshing escape from the city.