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Pushkar Fair 12kms : About 2, 00,000 pilgrims gather annually at Pushkar during the autumnal fair. This is also a lice stock fair and hundreds of horses, camels, cows and bulls are brought for sale. At the time of the fair, Pushkar blossoms into gaiety and color. There are camel- cart races, which everyone enjoys and are a delight to photographers, films makers and tourists.

Man Mahal : Built by Raja man Singh of Amer the Man Mahal standing on the banks of Pushker is now the RTDC Sarovar tourist bungalow. It is the most convenient place for visitors to stay. Pushkar Palace and adjoining old building is bow a heritage hotel.

Foy Sager 12 km : named after the engineer who built it, Foy sager is a picturesque artificial lake. It was the result of famine relief project.
 
Ajaypalji 16 kms : A scenic spot south of Foy Sagar, it is held in great, it is held in great reverence by the Hindus. King Ajaypal, believed to be the founder of Ajmer, became a ‘sanyasi’ (sage) and retired to this place after a long reign.

Anted Ki Mata 4 kms : The temple of Anted Mata, amid beautiful surroundings, is the site of a fair held every year on Raksha Bandhan in August.

Chhatris : Close to Anted ki mata, stands a group of Chhatris and Chabutras (Thadas) belonging to the Digambar Jains of Ajmer. Every Chhatris has foot marks and inscriptions which are of great historical value.

Kishangarh : Situated on the Jaipur Road, it is a veritable treasure house of art. The quaint little town is renowned the world over for its miniature paintings and it nurtured one of the fines schools of miniature paintings during the 18th century. Raja Satwant Singh (Nagari Das) was the greatest patron of Kishangarh art and his work ‘Bani Thani’ (bedecked and bejeweled lady), which was the inspiration for the miniatures of Radha, is rated among the best. Satwant Singh’s master artists Nihalchand and Sitaram have left a mark in the world of art. The Kishangarh style mainly depicts the Krishan Leela.