LOCATION
Ajmer is located in Rajasthan. And important distances from Ajmer are Jaipur – 135 kms, Delhi – 389 kms, Udaipur – 274 kms.

HISTORY
Ajmer was established in the 7th century by the Chauhan dynasty. They continued to rule India in spite of repeated Turkish invasions. In 1509, Ajmer became a bone of contention between Mewar and Marwar. It was finally won by Marwar in 1532. In 1559, it fell into the hands of Akbar. After being passed from one dynasty to another frequently in the 1950's Ajmer merged with Rajasthan.

CUISINE
The food in Ajmer is heavily influenced by the Mughals. Restaurants serve dishes from the world over but they specialise in delicacies from the tandoor. Non vegetarian food is prepared well and served in most homes.

LANGUAGE
English is not the native language but it spoken and understood fairly well by people involved in the trade of tourism. Communication barrier is usually not significant.

ATTRACTIONS
Ajmer's premier landmark is the revered Dargah Sharif. It is tomb of Saint Muinnudin Chisti and attracts people from all backgrounds and from all parts of the world. A lesser-known treasure in Ajmer is Soni ji ki Nasiyan also called Nasiyan ji mandir. The complex houses a stunning gold-plated recreation of “Kingdom of God” as imagined in Jainism fables. Ajmer's Taragarh Fort is one of India's oldest. Besides panoramic view of the region, the spot also offers visitors a chance to visit the hallowed Miran Saheb ki Dargah. Ajmer's Anasagar Lake is popular amongst people who want to enjoy a quiet evening or morning walk. Pushkar is just 11 kilometers from Ajmer. The bohemian city is home of the world's only Brahma temple.