Overview

A trip that ensures a spiritual meaning to your journey by travelling to the most stunning destination of Rajasthan. The Pushkar to Salasar Balaji Temple trip allows you to experience spiritual bliss, starting with popular sacred Lakes and the Brahma Temple, and culminating in the Salasar Balaji Temple, which worships Lord Hanuman. Embark on this scenic journey for a soul-enriching experience.

Distance from Pushkar to Salasar Balaji Temple

Travel about 3.5 to 4 hours via car to cover a distance of approximately 165 – 175 km from Pushkar to the Salasar Balaji Temple, nestled in Salasar town in the Churu district. Take the Nagaur route for a more convenient option, as the other route is via Kuchaman, which can be a bit of a long and uncomfortable way.

Therefore, the most chosen path to travel from Pushkar to the Salasar Balaji Temple is to cross Merta, Nagaur, and Ladnun towns. It is not only a short route but also offers better road conditions, ideally suited for travelling with elderly devotees and families.

For a flexible travelling experience, opt for a taxi or a car to explore the destination at your own pace. The other bus allows you to connect with locals, and you get direct and connecting buses from Pushkar, Nagaur, and Salasar. As for travellers enjoying a scenic trip, they can choose a bike for transportation.

Places to visit en route:

1.       Local Villages: Upon travelling from Pushkar to Salasar Balaji Temple, explore small villages in between where you can connect with localities, experience camel carts, view the havelis or explore the local Bazaars.

2.       Merta City: A temple that worships the famous poet-saint Meera Bai, a huge devotee of Lord Krishna, is nestled about 60 km from Pushkar city. This Meera Bai Temple offers a peaceful retreat with its magical ambience and charming architectural design.

3.       Nagaur City: A haven for historical lovers, this city is home to a massive fort, Nagaur Fort. This architectural marvel consists of Mughal style, with sprawling courtyards and a well-maintained garden.

4.       Ladnun town: Get to visit the headquarters of the Jain Vishva Bharati University, which was founded by the great Jain saint Acharya Tulsi. The town offers a serene and peaceful atmosphere for you to enjoy the trip.

About Salasar Balaji Temple

Nestled in the Churu district, in Salasar town, Salasar Balaji Temple is a well-known, known, revered temple that solely worships Lord Hanuman. Every year during the Chaitra Purnima and Ashwin Purnima fairs, the temple welcomes lakhs of devotees around the world. The unique feature of the Balaji idol is the moustache and beard, setting it different from the other Idols of Hanuman.

Things to do in Salasar Balaji Temple

•           Participate in Aarti: The entire ambience of the temple is filled with chants, prayers are said to seek blessings for strength, protection and prosperity, while devotees wait in line to get a glimpse of their Idols. You can feel the magical devotional aura during morning and evening aarti time.

•           Visit the nearby temple: Visit another prominent temple, nestled in Jhunjhunu town, that solely worships Rani Sati Dadi.

•           Explore the local Bazaar: Don’t miss out the temple’s famous laddoos, devotees believe to have an auspicious meaning. Also enjoy a stroll around the temple by visiting the stalls selling religious items, statues, souvenirs, and other Rajasthani goods.

Conclusion

Pushkar to Salasar Balaji Temple is a soulful experience where you experience the devotion, a glimpse into the vibrant culture of Rajasthan. Book your trip to this ideal pilgrimage site that allows you to seek peace while exploring the heritage of Rajasthan, creating wonderful memories of travelling to spiritual sites.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: When can I book a trip to Salasar Balaji Temple?

Summer gets extremely humid in Rajasthan, and the crowd creates more chaos. It’s advised to book your trip from October to March to make the most of the trip, enjoying outdoor attractions, as well as to seek blessings in peace and pleasant weather.

Q2: How far is the Salasar Balaji Temple from Pushkar City?

If the route chosen is right, then it takes about 3.5 to 4 hours via road, though it depends on the traffic conditions.