Local businesses in Ajmer
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Restaurants and cafes: 22
- Roopmahal; Girl's Mess Hall & Canteen; MG Fruit Juice Corner; Aditya Restaurent; Atlantica restaurant and hotel; Balaji Fast Food & Pizza Point; Bellezza Cafe; Bhola Tea Restaurant; Cafe Cave cc; Raju
- Hotels and lodges: 11
- Hotel Merwara Estate; Hotel Sun Stays Rooms; Signature Hotel; Hotel Sethi Inn; Haveli Heritage In; Hotel Atlantica Ajmer; Hotel Samrat Ajmer (good location); Payal; Shau Girl's PGs; TSN Girls Hostel
- Attractions and museums: 6
- Taragarh Fort; Nasiyan Jain Temple; Adhai-din-ka-Jhonpra; Akbar's Fort & Museum; Soniji-ki-Nasiya hall
- Cinemas and theatres: 1
- Glitz Cinema
- Places of worship: 11
- Khawaja Moinuddin Chisti Dargah; Ptaachin Bal Veer Hanuman Mandir Dham; Shiv mandir Ambe Vihar; Siddhi Vinayak mandir; Shiv Parvati Temple; Jain Temple; Mosque
- Parks and stadiums: 15
- Patel Indoor Stadium; Patel Stadium; Subash Bagh
- Hospitals: 39
- Sir Jitendra Government Hospital; Ajmer E.N.T. Hospital; Ajmer Hospital; Amrit Ayurved Panchakarma Hospital & Research Centre; Bharat Hospital; CRPF Composite Hospital; Deepmala Pagarani Hospital and Research Centre; Dr. Khunger Eye Care and Research Centre Pvt Ltd; Dr.Kshetrapal Eye Hospital and Lasik Laser Centre; Government Hospital, Gaddi Maliyan
- Schools: 5
- All Saints Senior Secondary School; Mayo College Girl's School; Queen Mary's Girl's School; Raghav Public School; St. Anslam girls school
Ajmer facts
- District
- Ajmer district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 5,42,321
- Area
- about 8.48 sq km, about 486 m above sea level
- People
- 86.52% literacy
- PIN codes
- 305001 (Ajmer), 302006 (Ajmer Road), 332701 (Ajmeri)
- Places nearby
- Ajmer Jain temple (temple, 1 km), Shrine of Mu'in al-Din Chishti (sufi tomb of Moinuddin Chishti at Ajmer, 1 km), Akbari Fort & Museum (museum, 1 km), Ana Sagar Lake (lake, 3 km)
- Education
- Mayo College is a prominent school in Ajmer, and the regional office of the CBSE is here.
- Culture and food
- Ajmer lies at the centre of Rajasthan and is nicknamed the Heart of Rajasthan. Pushkar, a few kilometres away, is an important pilgrimage and tourist destination.
- History
- Ajmer was founded by a Chahamana ruler as Ajaya Meru, meaning invincible hill, after Taragarh Hill, and served as their capital until the 12th century.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.