Rajasthan has long been India's destination wedding capital, but couples researching the state usually default to Udaipur or Jaipur without considering Pushkar, a town that offers something neither of those cities can: a genuinely sacred, spiritually significant...

Pushkar holds a status few Indian towns share: it is one of the country's few places where meat and alcohol are restricted by local custom within town limits, in deference to the sanctity of Pushkar Lake and its temples. For travelers used to treating "vegetarian" as...

Pushkar is best known for its sacred lake, its camel fair, and a skyline of temple spires but increasingly, it's also where travelers come to disappear into total privacy for a few days. That shift is largely driven by one kind of stay: the private pool villa.At The...