Majaraaja Waterfall: A Hidden Gem in Pushkar

Getting There

• Walking

  Start from the Pushkar Lake area, which is a central point in Pushkar. Head southwest towards the main road (Ajmer Road). Continue along this road for about 1.5 kilometers. Keep an eye out for local signage that says 'Majaraja Waterfall' or ask locals for directions as you walk. After reaching the junction near the Pushkar Police Station, take a left onto a smaller road leading towards the hills. Follow this road for approximately 1 kilometer until you reach a fork. Take the right path, which leads up into the hills. Continue walking for another 1 kilometer until you see a trail leading down to the Majaraja Waterfall.

• Bicycle

  If you prefer cycling, rent a bicycle from one of the local shops near Pushkar Lake. Start by cycling southwest towards Ajmer Road (National Highway 58). After about 1.5 kilometers, take a left at the police station onto the road leading up to the hills. Continue cycling for about 1 kilometer until you reach a fork. Take the right path and cycle for another kilometer. You may need to dismount and walk a little as the path gets steep and rocky leading down to the Majaraja Waterfall.

• Local Transport (Auto-rickshaw)

  From the Pushkar Lake area, find an auto-rickshaw stand. Hire an auto-rickshaw to take you towards the hills. Make sure to ask the driver to take you to Majaraja Waterfall or the nearest point. The ride will take about 10-15 minutes. Once you arrive at the drop-off point, you will likely need to walk the remaining distance. Follow the path downhill for about 500 meters to reach the waterfall.