The city of Ajmer is part of the Ajmer district. From times immemorial Ajmer has been an integral part of the history of Rajasthan. The city is nestled amidst the Aravalli ranges. The Rajputs Chauhans established the city. It was Prithviraj Chauhan who is probably responsible for immortalizing Ajmer`s name in the history of Rajasthan. The district of Ajmer evolved around the city much later. The city is known for its picturesque location. To add to its beauty there is the massive structure of Taragarh Hill and the Ana Sagar, an artificial lake.

The city is well planned with wide streets and impressive buildings. Found in the 7th century by the Chauhan dynasty even today the city remains an important tourist destination in Rajasthan. From the time of its inception the city had witnessed tumultuous times. It was not before the reign of Mughal Emperor Akbar that the city of Ajmer could receive political stability. After Indian independence it was merged with the republic of India.

It is the city where a number of places of interest are located. The chief local attraction here is the Dargah of the Muslim Sufi saint Moinuddin Chishti, the Gharib Nawaz. Besides the dargah there are the ruins of the ancient fort of Taragarh and Adhai-din-ka-Jhonpra. A host of temples ate also scattered around the city.

Another landmark in Ajmer is the Mayo College. Built in the British period it is a living proof of architectural grandeur. Te tourists can also check out the city`s museum, Magazine. Excursion tours are available from the city of Ajmer. Apart from these tourists will have no problems in checking in to hotel according to their budgets.

The nearest airport to the city is Jaipur. From the airport rented cars and taxis are available to arrive at Ajmer city.