Old Rangji Temple, Pushkar, Rajasthan India

The Old Rangji temple dates back to 1823, when it was built by Seth Puran Mal Ganeriwal of Hyderabad. Dedicated to Lord Rangji, the temple boasts a high spiritual significance. Lord Rangji is believed to be the incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Hence, it will invariably attract a lot of devotees. They come from various far off corners of the world to offer their prayers. However, the devotees are not the only people responsible for such a high tourist count. It also attracts a lot of regular tourists as well. On visiting the temple, they get a fair idea about the various rituals and beliefs of Hindu religion.

Moreover, the superb architecture with a blend of South Indian style, Mughal style and Rajput style offers a great sight. The various features of the temple's architecture is indeed a must watch for tourists. It reflects a lot of grace. Features like the high rising Gopuram archetypal of southern India adds a lot of beauty to the temple. Though most of the devotees visit the temple for its spiritual importance but the splendid architecture of the temple is a major draw for regular tourists.