Home to bustling bazaars and colourful melas, the architectural heritage and rich culture of Pushkar are a sight to witness.
Situated close to the city centre, Zostel Bundi brings you an unmissable stay with a regal decor. Meet new people, explore the traditional culture, and immerse yourself in Zostelâs unique vibe at this hostel.
Pushkar has many sides, and our hip hostel introduces you to them all. At Zostel Pushkar, a bustling common area invites you in and makes way for the swimming pool.
A blend of holiness, tourism, and modernity, Pushkarâs mystic allure is sure cherished by the people who visit it. A favourite haunt for photographers and lovers of history, the city is known most for its Pushkar Mela and Holi celebration. On a regular day, a variety of contemporary cafes all over the city mingle with the religious retrograde and a lot of activities in and around make it a popular retreat for backpackers too.
The food scene of Pushkar is absolutely mind-blowing. From vegan cafes that serve oh-so-delicious smoothies and salad bowls to the giant streetside falafel rolls prepared the authentic way, thereâs a power in the cityâs food to keep you stuck here for days.
The ghats of Pushkar tell age-old stories to those who listen. And rest of the people, it cradles them to serenity. The vibes are especially enchanting during midnight if thatâs your kind of a thing.
Pushkar celebrates moments with a full heart. Be it the ancient Pushkar Mela with all its colours and magnanimity or Holi, again with all its colours and magnanimity, Pushkar is a euphoric ride of colours, tastes, visuals, and sensory experiences.
The shopping market of Pushkar has adjusted well to cater to its visitors. Thanks to that, travellers find the most rad bohemian and traditional clothes, bags, jewellery, and whatnot!
A holy city, Pushkar bans non-vegetarian food as well as alcohol. And yet, it kisses you dizzy with everything that it does have to offer. For example, look at the city view from a nearby hill.
In the middle of a desert, Pushkar has a man-made lake. Wait, man-made may not be the correct word here. Legend has it that the lake was formed by none other than the God of gods, Lord Brahma. If you happen to be here, do learn the local stories of this town.
