1 km
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Places To Visit in Ajmer

Dargah Sharif, the tomb of Moinuddin Chishti is one of the holiest places of worship in India. Being the final resting place of the Gharib Nawaz Moin-ud-din Chisti, it is visited by millions of people every year. Khwaja Moin-ud-din Chisti was a great Sufi Saint. Women are allowed to enter the dargah.

3 km
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Ana Sagar is an artificial lake constructed in the 12th century AD by Anaji Chauhan, grandfather of the last independent Hindu king Prithvi Raj Chauhan. Spread over 13km, this lake features marble pavilions and gardens and is best visited during the sunsets when the views are extraordinarily marvellous.

2 km
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Adhai Din ka Jhopara is a Masjid built by Qutub-ud-Din-Aibak, first Sultan of Delhi in AD 1199. It is believed to be constructed in two and a half days and that's where it gets its name. Though most of the ancient temple is in ruins today, the area of the mosque is still used as a place of worship.

1 km
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Akbar's Palace is the place where he and his troops stayed at Ajmer whenever he visited the Ajmer Sharif Dargah. It is now converted into a museum that portrays the age-old military weapons and exquisite sculptures, paintings and other artefacts of the Mughal era. It is also known as Akbari Fort & Museum.

2 km
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Ajmer Jain Temple or Soniji Ki Nasiyan is a Digambar Jain temple dedicated to Lord Rishabhdev (Agnidev), the first of the 24 Tirthankara of Jainism. The main attraction is the main chamber, known as the Swarna Nagari "City of Gold", which has several gold-plated wooden figures, depicting several figures in Jainism.

27 km
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Called as the marble city of India, Kishangarh city is a tourist spot in itself as the city is famous for it's art and culture, Bani Thani style of painting and the Kishangarh Fort. It is the only place in the world with a temple of nine planets.

3 km
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The lively markets of Ajmer are well-known for their exquisite momentoes such as embroidered apparel and shoes, silver and lac jewellery, black metal showpieces, handmade jute bags and more.

6 km
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Lake Foy Sagar is an artificial lake situated on the Foy Sagar Garden Road in Ajmer. It's a popular picnic spot during the winter. The lake resonates with peace and serenity and offers a 360 angle view of the neighbouring Aravalli peaks.

2 km
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Durga Bagh is a charming garden on the banks of the majestic Ana Sagar Lake. The garden was built by Maharaja Shiv Dan in 1868 AD. The Marble pavilions (Baradari) built in the premises of the Daulat Bagh are the main attraction apart from the greenery and numerous trees and flowering plants. The pavilions were built by Emperor Shah Jahan. This place is an ideal picnic spot.

6 km
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Nareli Jain Temple is a beautiful marble temple with angular and strikingly appealing designs. The temple is situated on the ranges of the Aravali Mountains that makes the views from the temple more scenic.

2 km
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A rather ramshackle fort, with its overgrown vegetation, Taragarh Fort is one of the most famous places in Bundi, Rajasthan. Believed to be the first hill fort of Asia, Taragarh Fort is located on top of the Nagpahri Hill. The place is at its peak of beauty when the sun sets, and the entire city is immersed in the fading light of the setting sun.

1 km
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The Clock Tower at Ajmer was constructed in 1887 to mark Queen Victoria's Silver Jubilee which is why it is also known as Victoria Jubilee Clock Tower. It is a major landmark of Ajmer.

6 km
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Abdulla Khan's Tomb is a splendid memoir constructed by the son of Abdulla Khan, Hussain Ali Khan, who was the minister of king Farrukhsiyar. Opposite to this is the tomb of Abdulla Khan's wife. It is one of the major attractions of Ajmer due to its historic importance and architectural beauty.

2 km
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Housed in Jhalwar House, Mayo College Museum was ideated by Mr T. N. Vyas and is considered the largest school museum in the world. Spread over 18 rooms on the campus, the collection included old paintings, sculptures, photographs and coins.

43 km
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A palace and former fortress in the town of Roopangarh, Roopangarh Fort is a grand monument that has now been converted into a vibrant Heritage Hotel. The Fort was built in 1648 by Maharaja Roop Singh of Kishangarh.

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The famous Ajmer Sharif shrine in Rajasthan witnesses an annual Urs celebration on the death anniversary of the Sufi saint, Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti. The Candles are lit, prayers are made, and qawwalis are performed all night as parts of the six-day-long Urs festival.

42 km
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Places To Visit in Ajmer

Fort Masuda is situated 54 kms away from Ajmer in Masuda. The fort was originally built around 1595 AD but it deteriorated fast and was in ruins very soon after. It was later restored and renovated by Nar Singhji Mertia (1583–1623).

70 km
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Places To Visit in Ajmer

Sambhar Lake is the largest inland saltwater lake in India. It is located at a distance of 80 kms from Jaipur and 64 kms from Ajmer. The area attracts a lot of migratory birds. It is frequented by nature lovers, wanderers, birdwatchers, photography enthusiasts and all kinds of tourists.

1 km
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Housed in the premises of the ancient 16th century Akbari Fort in Ajmer, the Government Museum of Ajmer boasts of a vast collection of historical artefacts, exhibits, sculptures, miniature paintings and the like.

3 km
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Spread over 5 beeghas, Sai Baba Temple is a beautiful temple constructed by Mr. Suresh K. Lal. Situated in Ajay Nagar, the temple was inaugurated in 1999. The entire temple is made of marble. The temple also has shelters for all devotees of Shirdi Sai Baba.

60 km
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Bijay Niwas Palace was built by Rao Bijay Singh, almost a 100 years ago, at the same time when he founded Bijaynagar. The ancient fort has been now converted into a luxury heritage hotel with 20 rooms. Situated at 70 kms from Ajmer, the fort is frequented by the young and adults alike.

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Akbari Mosque is situated between Shahjahani Gate and Buland Darwaza on the Ander Kote Road, Ajmer. Made in red sandstone, the shrine is decorated with white and green marbles. Four tall minarets flank the entrance and accentuate the beauty of the mosque.

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Located on the Taragarh Road in Ajmer, Prithviraj Smarak is a memorial dedicated to the fearless Rajput King- Prithviraj Chauhan. The Smarak is perched atop a hill and it offers panoramic views of the city below.