Leave very early to beat city traffic and reach Salasar comfortably for mid-morning darshan; follow NH48 then take NH52/SH connectors toward Sujangarh/Salasar for the smoothest drive.
Stop at a clean highway dhaba for hot parathas/tea or carry packed breakfasts for a quicker, family-friendly option; most dhabas open by 6:00am on the route.
Major Hanuman temple and pilgrim center known for large crowds and lively devotional atmosphere; visit mid-morning to manage queues — temple generally open from early morning until late night (confirm local queue times on the day).
Walk the small market around the temple to pick prasad, offerings and simples souvenirs; useful to complete the temple visit before the afternoon drive.
Family-style Rajasthani thali or simple hotel restaurant meal near the temple to rest after morning darshan; many eateries serve vegetarian meals suitable for families (open midday).
Important Krishna-devotee shrine famed for its idol and devotional singing; the evening time is often busy but atmospheric — temple hours typically from early morning to late evening (confirm local timings for special days).
Check into a family-friendly hotel near the Dargah or Ana Sagar Lake. Dinner at the hotel or a recommended local restaurant offering vegetarian and non-vegetarian options for families (restaurants usually open to 10:00–11:00pm).
Visit the historic Sufi shrine in the early morning when the atmosphere is calmer and queues are usually shorter; the Dargah is open throughout the day (no formal entry fee, donations customary).
Visit one of the few Brahma temples in India and walk the sacred Pushkar Lake ghats; morning is ideal — Brahma Temple typically open 5:00am–12:00pm and 4:00pm–8:30pm (confirm local times).
Take the ropeway (or walk) up Savitri hill for panoramic views of Pushkar — ropeway generally runs in daytime (confirm on-the-day hours) and is family-friendly.
Eat at a family-friendly cafe with lake views serving simple Indian and continental dishes — good for children and elders; most cafes open through lunchtime.
Brief browse Pushkar bazaars for souvenirs (textiles, beads, handicrafts) then start the return drive to Delhi via NH48; pack water/snacks for the road and expect highway tolls.
Return trip on NH48 (fastest route) — approximate driving time 6–8 hours depending on traffic; schedule a midway stop for refreshments and restroom breaks for the family.
Arrive back in Delhi and conclude the two-day pilgrimage; unpack and rest after a concentrated spiritual and cultural circuit of Rajasthan's temples and lakes.