Ajmer Family Packages

There are multiple palaces, gardens, lakes, forts, temples, Dargas and other monuments that tell us a story of the various people that lived and prospered in this city. The city has great resorts and hotels that provide excellent service. The local cuisine is the real taste of Rajasthan - spicy and flavorful. The locals are helpful and polite and will guide you wherever you need. Ajmer family package is a great means to bond with your loved ones through the stories that abound in the city.

Places To Visit In Ajmer

1. Khawaja Gharib Nawaz

What’s Special: Chishti's grave

Nearby Attractions: Dargah Shariff, Nasiyan Jain Temple

Timings: 6 AM to 10 PM

Major Attractions: Jaipur, Bhopal

Transportation Option: Train, Taxi, Bus

Khawaja Gharib Nawaz is a Sufi shrine for the revered saint, Moinuddin Chishti. Local, as well as national kings and rulers, came to this place to pray and pay homage to the Sufi saint. It has grown to be popular over the years and is a big destination for people from all religions all over India.

2. Anasagar Lake

What’s Special: 12th-century lake

Nearby Attractions: Foy Sagar Lake, Dhai Din Ka Jhopra

Major Attractions: Jaisalmer, Bharatpur

Transportation Option: Train, Taxi, Bus

Anasagar Lake is a man-made lake built by the grandfather of Prithviraj Chauhan. Spread across 13 kilometres, it is a great picnic spot. It also offers beautiful views of clear waters lined with the Aravallis on one side.

3. Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra

What’s Special: One of the oldest mosques in India

Nearby Attractions: Anasagar Lake, Foy Sagar Lake

Major Attractions: Mount Abu, Kota

Transportation Option: Train, Taxi, Bus

Adhai Din Ka Jhopra is one of the oldest Mosques in India. This imposing structure stands strong from 1199 CC and is the oldest monument in Ajmer. It is built in the early Indo-Islamic style and is beautifully made with exquisite craftsmanship.

4. Nareli Jain Temple

What’s Special: Beautiful marble temple

Nearby Attractions: Digamber Jain Temple, Foy Sagar Lake

Major Attractions: Bhiwadi, Alwar

Transportation Option: Train, Taxi, Bus

Nareli Jain Temple is a new structure located at a distance of 7 kilometres from the city centre. It is built at the base of a small hillock and is a perfect blend of traditional and modern architecture. It is also one of the most visited religious institutions in the city and a tour of the same can help you get an insight into the community culture.

5. Akbar’s Palace and Museum

What’s Special: Mughal and Rajput armor and sculpture

Nearby Attractions: Fort Gate, Shree Ram Baradari

Major Attractions: Jodhpur, Kota

Transportation Option: Train, Taxi, Bus

Akbar’s Palace in Ajmer which is now a Museum housed Prince Salim who was the son of the great Emperor Akbar. The museum now holds old military weapons and historic sculptures. It displays the various lifestyles of the two communities that resided in the region, the Rajput and the Mughals.

Best Time To Visit

Winter

Winter is the best season to visit the city of Ajmer from the months of November to February. The climate is cool, dry and clear. It is great weather to go on outings to see the various sights that Ajmer has to offer without worrying about getting badly sunburnt. Winters also have the best nightlife in the region.

Monsoon

Monsoon occurs from June to September in Ajmer. The rainfall is pretty low, and the climate is humid. This season is also a pretty good season to holiday in Ajmer because the Aravallis are in full bloom during these months. The view looks like a freshly painted canvas wherever you go. This season also has the minimum dust in the air because of the humidity.

Summer

Summer occurs from March to May. The weather is hot and dry, and it is difficult to enjoy afternoons in the city. If you plan to visit Ajmer during the summer holiday season, book resorts which have full air conditioning and visit the various historic sites in the mornings and nights when it is relatively cool.

How To Reach Ajmer?

By Air

The closest airport to Ajmer city is the Sanganer Airport at Jaipur, located 135 kilometres from Ajmer. It takes around 2 hours to cover the distance by road. The airport is well connected to all the major cities in India with frequent flights.

By Rail

Ajmer Junction is connected to all cities in India via a direct or an indirect route. The most popular trains to the city are Ajmer Shatabdi Express and Ajmer Rajdhani Express.

By Road

Ajmer is connected to Mumbai, Bangalore, Delhi and Chennai through highways. It is also connected to all the cities in Rajasthan through well-maintained roads. It takes around 7 hours to go to Ajmer from Delhi by road.