One of Rajasthan's most historically significant and spiritually rich cities is Ajmer, which is tucked away in the Aravalli hills. In addition to its Mughal architecture, tranquil lakes, and lively bazaars, the city is well-known for the Ajmer Sharif Dargah of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti. The ideal fusion of spirituality, history, and culture in Ajmer sightseeing draws both pilgrims and tourists.

You can book your Ajmer Sightseeing tour via the official website of Rajasthan Tour India as they offer various packages, convenient accommodation and comfortable transportation options.

Popular Ajmer Sightseeing packages 

1. Guided Tour package: Ajmer Sharif Dargah, Ana Sagar Lake, Akbari Fort, and local markets are all included in the guided city tour, which is led by an experienced guide.

2. Ajmer-Pushkar Combo Tour: This well-liked package allows guests to explore Ajmer in the morning and Pushkar, which is only 15 km away, in the afternoon.

3.  Private Car Sightseeing: Perfect for small groups and families, this option allows you to explore at your own speed.

4. Walking Tours: These tours highlight Ajmer's historic streets, marketplaces, and culinary routes.

These tours offer a blend of cultural exploration and spiritual experiences to their guests.

Top Attractions covered in Ajmer Sightseeing

• Ajmer Sharif Dargah: Millions of devotees flock to India's most popular Sufi shrine, Ajmer Sharif Dargah, in search of blessings.

• Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra: This historic mosque, which features Indo-Islamic architecture, was constructed in just two and a half days.

•  Ana Sagar Lake: a stunning man-made lake that dates back to the 12th century and is ideal for strolls and photography in the evenings.

•  Akbari Fort & Museum: formerly Emperor Akbar's home, this site now displays miniature paintings and Mughal relics.

• Soniji Ki Nasiyan (Red Temple): Known for its gold-plated hall, this magnificent Jain temple is devoted to Lord Rishabhdev.

• Taragarh fort: Perched atop a hill, the historic Taragarh Fort provides sweeping views of the city of Ajmer.

• Mayo College: Frequently featured on heritage tours, this Indo-Saracenic boarding school is among the oldest in India.

• Local bazaars: Handicrafts, Sufi music CDs, and traditional Rajasthani goods can be found in the busy Naya and Dargah bazaars. 

Shopping in the old city lanes or a serene sunset at Ana Sagar Lake are the usual ways that Ajmer sightseeing comes to an end.