About Ajmer

Hemmed in by hills, on the bank of the Anna Sagar, amidst blissful natural surroundings is situated the small town of Ajmer, an amalgamation of religion, history and sculpture. This sacred place is an important meeting ground of Hindu and Muslim religions. It is said that 7 trips to Ajmer is equivalent to a trip to Mecca.

Ajmer is not a modern town. Founded by Raja Ajaypal Chauhan in the early part of 7th century, it is believed that the town was named after its founder. This pious medieval town is visited by large number of devotees to visit the famous Dargah-e-Sharif of the revered sufi saint, Khawaja Moin-ud-din Chisti of the 12th century AD.

Apart from the famous tomb, the sacred town has several attractive sites like Anasagar Lake, Taragarh Fort and a whole lot more where one will be smitten by the architectural excellence of the Mughal era and the wonderful equilibrium of Hindu and Muslim culture.

Admire the strong pillars supporting the Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra, experience the royal aura surrounding the Akbar’s Palace. Relish the gold work on the walls of the Nasiyan Jain Temple. While visiting the splendid Taragarh Fort enjoy the greatness of the architectural skills of the Rajputs. If history does not fascinate you, spend some moments on the bank of the Ana Sagar and relax at the tastefully manicured Daulat Bagh. Walk on the perfectly carved marble pavillions and thank the great emperor Shah Jahan for his taste. After rolling back time, visit the famous villages like Beawar and Tilonia to get a taste of rustic beauty and exquisite handicrafts item. Visit Ajmer, the charming land of spiritualism, history and tradition.