Early start to avoid Delhi traffic and reach Salasar comfortably for afternoon darshan; follow NH48 then join NH52 toward Sujangarh/Salasar for the smoothest route.
Check into a family-friendly hotel or dharamshala in Salasar / nearby Sujangarh; most family hotels offer simple Rajasthani meals and easy access to the temple.
Major Hanuman temple attracting pilgrims — darshan and prasad are the draw; visit in afternoon to avoid the early-morning rush. Temple usually open early morning to late night (confirm local darshan queue times).
One of Rajasthan's most important Krishna-devotee pilgrimage sites; darshan, view the historic idol and enjoy the devotional atmosphere. Temple hours are typically early morning to late evening — expect queues on festival days.
Historic Sufi shrine open all day; best in late afternoon when the atmosphere is calmer. Dress respectfully; there is no formal entry fee, but donations are common.
Take the ropeway or a pleasant walk up to Savitri Temple for panoramic views of Pushkar (ropeway typically runs morning to late afternoon, confirm timings).
Explore Amber Fort (open ~9:00am–5:30pm) including the palaces and courtyards; optional jeep/elephant alternatives available (book ahead for family comfort).