Rangji Temple Pushkar

Devoted to Lord Vaikuntha Venkatesh, the new Rangji temple is among the most ancient temples in Pushkar. This temple is known for its mesmerizing architectural design, including the high-rising Gopuram, which is common amongst several South Indian temples, followed by a beautiful entrance. The temple, through its layout, also carries the essence of Mughal architecture. Inside the temple, it is also found that four corners are embedded with Garuda, signifying the presence of Vaikuntha Venkatesh. Among the temple sections, there are other temples that are dedicated to various gods, including Goddess Laxmi and Lord Krishna, among others.

The temple was built in 1823 by Seth Puran Mal Ganeriwal of Hyderabad. The cultural influences of India are reflected by the temple. The temple is built in Dravidian gopuram as per the South Indian style temple building. Thus, the temple has its own importance and significance, which attracts the people.

How to Reach Rangji Temple

The place is well connected with the different modes of transport. Some ways are given below.

By Air

The nearest airports are Kishangarh Airport (45 km) and Jaipur International Airport (150 km). You can book direct flights to this place. From the airport, one can take a taxi or take public transport to reach the temple.

By Road 

The city is well connected with the roadways. The cities nearby have direct buses to the temple. You can take the public transport or travel directly through the taxi to the temple.

By Rail

The nearest railway station is Ajmer Junction, 14 km from the temple. You can book the train to this station to reach the temple. The facilities of taxis and public transport are available for one to reach the temple.

Best times to Visit Pushkar Rangji Temple

The best time to visit this temple is from October to March in the winter months. This timing is best to explore the temples and for sight-seeing, as the cooler nature lets one enjoy the travel.