Ajmer

Ajmer is a golden city known for its Indo-Islamic architecture, pilgrimage sites and unique cultural heritage. Pushkar is a nearby town to it, which is famous for the only temple of Brahma in the world and Camel fair which is celebrated every year during November month. All these things attracts thousands of tourists every year and provided with the opportunity to live, like, enjoy and shop for the amazing articles and souvenirs that this place has to offer to tourists. The local street markets run by the local artisans and villagers are very popular among the tourists, as tourists get to buy some traditional local stuffs which exhibits the beauty and culture of Rajasthan. Shopping in Ajmer include the shopping of its unique articles like embroidered apparels & shoes, jewellery of silver and lac, black metal showpieces, handmade jute bags and may more. Here is the list of popular market places where you can indulge yourself in some traditional shopping in Ajmer.

Local food and beverages are very significant part of any tourist destination. So, Ajmer is also bounded with the local delicacies and traditional dishes that it has in its palate to offer. Ajmer has a variety of eateries, cafes and restaurant that cater the need of delicious food with amazing services in an unarguably beautiful ambiance. Restaurants and cafes here in Ajmer serve both vegetarian and non-vegetarian food for a satisfying eating experience to the tourists. So, enjoy your food in one of the beautifully designed café or restaurant with some royal and traditional setting. Here is the list of some of the finest eating places in Ajmer that you should not miss while travelling here.

Ajmer is also a delight for the foodies apart from being a popular tourist destination in the state of Rajasthan. Along with a variety of lip-smacking delicacies, one can also get a chance to try and taste several traditional dishes of various cuisines. Ajmer has a good variety of both veg and veg food for the travellers ranges from the crunchy kebabs to rich and spicy veg preparations.Non-vegetarian dishes mostly include delicacies such as Chicken Biryani, Mutton, Curry, etc. Whereas vegetarian preparations include Daal Baati Choorma, Ker Sangri, Bajre Ki Roti, Moong Daal Ka Halwa, Ghevar, Rabdi, and special Rajasthani Thali.