Pushkar Lake or Pushkar Sarovar is a sacred lake located in the town of Pushkar in Ajmer of the Rajasthan State of western India. It is a sacred lake of the Hindus. The Pushkar Lake is one of the most prominent spots of pilgrimage as well as the site of the world famous Pushkar Fair. Encircled by numerous temples and ghats. The lake draws thousands upon thousands of devotees every year to its threshold to gain spiritual distinction and attain salvation by taking a dip in its holy waters. The lake has incredible historical and religious significance. Its significance is mention in several Hindu Texts and sources and is primarily associated with Lord Brahma, who is considered as the creator out of the trinity of Gods- Brahma, Vishnu & Mahesh. According to most versions of the legend associated with the lake, when Lord Brahma killed demon Vajranabha, three petals of His divine lotus fell at three parts, creating springs in their place, known as Pushkar. Later on, Brahma also performed a yagna at the place. However, at the end of this ritual, he got cursed by his first wife that, he will be worshipped at this spot only. The lake is one of the holiest sites for Hindus and the place is accessed mostly for religious purposes only. The lake is surrounded by 500 temples and 52 ghats with different religious significance. People from all across the country and from all walks of life come here to take a dip in its sacred waters. It is said that taking a bath in Pushkar during Karthik Poornima (Full Moon Day), in the month of Karthik i.e October- November assumes special importance as it is considered highly auspicious. It is also said that taking a bath in this lake during Kartika washes all sins and absolve the devotees of bodily ailments especially skin diseases. The Lake has been marked as one of the ten most religious places in the world and one amongst the five top sacred places for Hindus in India. The site is also home to the world’s only Brahma Temple. The ambience and spiritual atmosphere at the ghats is amazing and offers a close understanding of Hindu beliefs and practices.