Pushkara Snan is a Hindu religious ritual of taking a holy bath in a sacred river or other body of water. The following are some general do’s and don’ts for those participating in the Pushkara Snan ritual: Do’s: Follow the instructions and guidelines provided by the priests or other religious

Pushkara Snan is a Hindu religious ritual of taking a holy bath in a sacred river or other body of water. The word “Pushkara” means “auspicious” or “blessed,” and “Snan” means “bath” or “ablution.” The ritual is often performed during important religious festivals and is considered to bring good luck