Ajmer derives its name from Ajaya Meru (the invincible hill) founded in the 7th century by Raja Ajai Pal Chauhan is situated in a valley surrounded by Araveli hills. The Chauhans dominated till the end of 12th century when Prithvi Raj Chauhan was defeated at the hands of Mohammed Gauri. Since then , Ajmer became home of many dynasties .which left behind indelible marks of their culture and traditions. Sir Thomas Roe, the ambassador of King James 1 of England, presented his credentials to Jahangir herein 1616. From 1818 onwards it came under the domain of British Empire. Today ,Ajmer is popular pilgrimage centre for the Hindus as well as Muslims

Pushkar : Holy Lake in Pushkar is surrounded by 52 bathing Ghats, has its religious significance which rooted in myth. A gigantic fair is held every year on Kartik Poorima ( Full Moon in Oct. - Nov.). The Fair is also biggest Camel Market.


Dargah :At the foot of Taragarh hill is situated India�s most important pilgrimage centre for Muslims and people of all faith. It is splendid tomb of the Sufi Saint. Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti . The Shrine is next only to Mecca for the Muslims of South Asia.


Ana Sagar :According to "Prithviraj Vijaya" Arnoraja or Raja Anaji (1130-1150 A. D.) the grandfather of Emperor Prithviraj Chauhan, had built the picturesque lake of Anasagar at Ajmer in order to purify the land which was alleged to have been despoiled by the spilling of the Mussalman blood in a battle fought at this place.

 


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