Pushkar isn’t just a dot on the Rajasthan map—it’s a rhythm. Whitewashed ghats stepping into sapphire water. A bell from a temple somewhere across the lake. Camels and marigolds during the mela, sunset turning the Aravallis to embers. At the heart of all this sits Pushkar Lake (Pushkar Sarovar), one of Hinduism’s most venerated water shrines and a living canvas of faith, culture, and community.