The Savitri Temple Pushkar is dedicated to the desolated wife of Lord Brahma, Savitri. The temple was built in 1687, on the top of the Ratnagiri Hill behind the Bramha Temple. Both the idols of Savitri and Gayatri are installed here. The idol of Savitri dated back 7 century A.D and Bangar family built this temple in early 20th century.
Pushkar is known to be the land of temples and has numerous temples scattered across the length and breadth of the city. One of the major attractions of the city is the Pushkar Lake which is a center of pilgrimage for the Hindus.
Each year countless pilgrims flock to the small town of Pushkar to take a dip in the lake. It is their faith and belief that the waters of the Pushkar Lake cleanses away sins and redeems their lives. Apart from offering their prayers in all the local temples, they visit the Savitri Temple as well. The temple is very sacred to the devotees and this is evident from the perennial flow of pilgrims.
The Savitri Temple is related to the Brahma Temple and people usually visit both these temples simultaneously. The marble architecture of the Savitri Temple and the Brahma Temple makes both a popular draw amongst tourists.
By Road: Savitri Temple is located at 2 km east of Pushkar city on Kharekhari Rd. One can easily reach here by hiring taxi and then by walk up to the temple.
By Rail: Savitri Temple is well connected through nearest Ajmer Railway station ( 17 km) to major cities railway stations like Delhi, Agra, Mumbai, Chennai, Ajmer, Pali, Jaipur, Ahmedabad.
By Air: Savitri Temple can be reach through nearest Jaipur Airport (150 Km) which is well connected with regular domestic flights to Delhi, Mumbai.
