Though He may have no other Temple sacred to his memory, Brahma seems to have take full advantage of the only one where Prayers are offered to Him. Not only did He perform a yagya or ritual fire ceremony here, he also dropped a Lotus from his hands to create the Lake where people bathe before offering him prayers. A sliver turtle at entrances of the marble Temple is a symbol of his means of transport [The Gods had various animals on which they moved along their Heavenly paths.

Pushkar is best known for its Brahma Temple, though it is by no means the temple here, with as many as four hundred Temples lining the banks of the Lake. Spires form a skyline that, when the vesper bells ring, are worthy of the Kingdom of heaven itself. Though it is visited throughout the year, Pushkar in November, during the time of its annual fair, is a colorful mass of people and celebrations coinciding with the Largest Camel Fair held in the world.