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Ramavaikunth Temple was built in the twentieth century. The temple i s dedicated to a total of three hundred and sixty different deities. The Ramavaikunth Temple shows a distinct influence of the south Indian style of architecture. It is believed that craftsmen were brought down from south India to help in the construction of the Ramavaikunth Temple.
The Ramavaikunth Temple is one of the largest temples in Pushkar. It is visited by a large number of tourists, and pilgrims. The intricately carved pagoda like main spire of the temple is noteworthy for the delicate , and expert craftsmanship.
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The other temples in the region follow the typical north Indian style of architecture, but this particular temple stands apart from the rest due to the south Indian influence.
Pushkar is included in a number of Golden Triangle tours. Quite a few roads connect Pushkar to major cities like Jaipur, Ahmedabad and Delhi. It is hoped that the proposed expressway, called the Taj Expressway, from greater NOIDA to Agra, would further quicken travel to Rajasthan by road. NOIDA is located quite near to Delhi. The closest airport, to Pushkar, is the Jaipur airport. The Ajmer railway station links Pushkar to important tourist destinations such as Jaipur, and Agra.
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