On this auspicious occasion, the largest camel fair of India is held at Pushkar. Camels coming to the fair are decorated with great care and wear jewelry of silver and beads. The silver bells and bangles around their ankles make an interesting sound when they walk. An interesting feature of camels coming in the fair is piercing of their nose, which is considered a must ritual. In this fair mass trading of camel is done. Besides camels other cattle are also bought and sold. It's estimated that over 25,000 camels are traded in the Pushkar fair, making it the largest camel fair of the world.

Other than the Brahma Temple and sacred Pushkar Lake, the town has many other important Hindu temples such as the famous Savitri Temple, Rangji or Rangnath Temple, Varah Temple and Apteshwar Temple.

PUSHKAR FAIR 2005-2010
12 - 15 November, 2005
02 - 05 November, 2006
21 - 24 November, 2007
10 - 13 November, 2008
30 October - 02 November, 2009
18 - 21 November, 2010