Savitri Temple Pushkar

The Savitri Temple is located on Ratnagiri Hill in the city of Pushkar, Rajasthan. The temple is dedicated to Mata Savitri, who is the first wife of Lord Brahma. In this temple, there are two idols of both the wives of Lord Brahma named Savitri and Gayatri. But as per tradition, Goddess Savitri is always worshipped first and then prayer is offered to Goddess Gayatri. Mata Gayatri is known as the second wife of Lord Brahma. According to the legend, Lord Brahma performed a Yagna at Pushkar, where his wife Saraswati could not reach on time. Hence, in order to perform the pooja on time, Lord Brahma completed the ritual with the help of a local girl, Gayatri, who then became the second wife of Brahma.

The temple is built at a height of 750 feet (284 meters) on Ratangiri Hill. A ride of ropeway or 200 stairs can lead a devotee to the temple. The temple is visited by the devotees to get the blessing for prosperity and martial harmony. Thus, the temple, having its own importance and significance, is visited by many devotees and tourists.

How to Reach Savitri Temple

The temple can be reached easily through 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).One can book a flight directly to these airports and reach the temple. The taxi and local public transport facilities are available for the one to easily reach the temple.

By Rail

The nearest railway station is Ajmer Junction. One must book the train tickets to this station to reach the temple. The local transport facilities and taxi are available for you to easily reach the temple.

By Road

The city is very well connected with the ways of the road, as one can hire a taxi or take a public transport directly to the temple. The public transport from nearby cities is available to the temple. Thus, one can easily travel to the temple by road.

Best Time to Visit Savitri Temple Pushkar

The best time to visit this place is during the winter months from October to March. You can easily explore the temple comfortably and sight-seeing can also be possible.