Brahma Temple

The legend of the Brahma Temple says that the god Brahma himself built the temple. He is said to have used his own hair to create the idol of the god Vishnu inside the temple.

The architecture of the Brahma temple is quite simple and unassuming. The temple is a small, rectangular structure with a pyramidal roof. The walls of the temple are made of brick, and the roof is made of tiles. There are no carvings or ornamentation on the temple walls or roof.

There are no specific rituals at the Brahma Temple in Pushkar. However, pilgrims often offer prayers and perform rituals at the temple.

Pushkar Fair is an annual Hindu pilgrimage and cattle fair held in the town of Pushkar in the state of Rajasthan, India. It is one of the world's largest camel fairs. The fair is held in the Hindu month of Kartik (October/November) and lasts for five days.

The opening and closing timings of the Brahma Temple at Pushkar are from sunrise to sunset. There is no entry fee to visit the temple.

The best time to visit the Brahma Temple is during the morning hours.

There is no airport or railway station in Pushkar. The nearest airport is in Jaipur and the nearest railway station is in Ajmer. Ajmer is about 13 km from Pushkar.