Ajmer

Nuzzled in the base of Aravali mountain ranges, Ajmer is a renowned holy spot for both Hindus and Muslims. The great king of the Chauhan dynasty, Ajaipal Chauhan in the year 1100 AD, established this historic city. Ajmer signifies India's true rendezvous with religious convictions, where a saint is revered by all, irrespective of his caste or creed. The secular nature of true India is enlivened in the life and history of this great city. 

Bestowed with the natural beauty, Ajmer is flanked by majestic mountains on all sides. A renowned pilgrim center, Ajmer presents a remarkable synthesis of Hindu culture with Sufi traditions. It has played a key role in the history of Rajasthan since it was tactically and politically a vital state in the early times. 

Though not a shoppers delight, Ajmer provides excellent artifacts and Silver Jewellery. Well placed on the shores of a flamboyant watercourse, Ajmer is a retreat in a desolate tract shrouded in comforting greenery. With its magnificent peaks, majestic lakes, elegant Mugal style mansions and historical monuments, Ajmeer offers as a trendy tourist location that displays the celebrated Rajasthan traditions.

Sightseeing in Ajmer -

 Adhai-din-ka-Jhonpra, Ana Sagar, Dargah Sharif, Nasiyan Jain Temple (Red Temple)

Reaching Ajmer -

Ajmer By Air

The nearest airport to Ajmer is the Sanganer Airport located at Jaipur, which is about 132 km from Ajmer. Airport to Ajmer city costs about Rs 1200/- by taxi. Jaipur airport is connected to metro cities like Mumbai and Delhi.

Ajmer By Train

Ajmer junction railway station lies on the Delhi-Mumbai railway line and is well connected to several cities in India.

Ajmer By Bus

Ajmer has a good network of roads connecting all the main cities of Rajasthan, including Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer and Bharatpur. Ajmer is connected to Delhi also by road. Many tourist Volvo bus services are available across the cities apart from state government transport buses.