Udai with dogs on the farm
About

This is
not a hotel.

Our home first — shaped over 46 years by love and daily care. Opened carefully to guests who love what we love.

9.7 on Booking.com · Ranked #1 in Pushkar

Highlights
The story

A home first. Shaped over 46 years by love, daily care, and a way of living.

The obsession

46 years in, still refining, and stripping away what is unnecessary.

The driving force

Love is the reason. We do what we love, with people we love, for people who love what we do.

The invitation

If something here feels familiar, come. You know who you are.

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The story

The farm
comes first, always.

This is our home, and you are our guest.

The farm is not a brand story added later. It is the beginning. PushkarOrganic was not built from a hotel formula — it grew from a way of life: land, food, work, quiet, and people who stayed. No experience designed by someone who does not live with the consequences. The people you meet here are not hotel staff acting out a script. Some have been here for over a decade. That cannot be manufactured.

Mama at Savitri Mandir, overlooking Pushkar
Papa and Mama in the early years on the farm
Colonel Fateh, a quiet moment of peace on the farm
Colonel Fateh with Uday and Alka, his niece from the US
Udai and the dogs helping him finish farm diagrams
The obsession

Built with
obsession.

46 years and still a long, long way to go.

We do much of the work ourselves because the details matter to us. Perfection here is not a grand gesture; it is hundreds of small decisions made with care. The farm is never finished — and that is part of its beauty.

Dining pavilion — the design philosophy
The farm and pool in the 1990s
How it started — the 1990s
The farm and pool in 2026
How it's going — 2026
Dedication and devotion

Love is
the driving force.

This is not a hospitality concept. It is the life we chose.

You cannot do this without loving it, without dedication and devotion. The work, the land, the team, the rhythm — it all has to be real. We look for team members and guests who feel the same. We are selective about both, and unapologetically so.

Udai walking by the pool
Vish with the horse on the lawn
Mama with the new pup, having fun
Papa with the new kittens
Mama working with the boys in the garden
The invitation

For those who
love what we do.

You've heard who we are. If that's you, come.

The best guests are not customers to be processed. PushkarOrganic is best when you give it time. The food, sleep, quiet, pool, gardens, and rhythm need a few days to do their work. Then it stops feeling like a stay and starts feeling like a way of living.

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A guest relaxing quietly on the farm in the afternoon light
Australian women's yoga group, last day
Guests having lunch in the afternoon sun
German guests taking a photo by the pool
Australian yoga group enjoying lunch at the communal dining table
Founder letter

We built this place because this is what we love.

We love living on the land, off the land, with the land, and for the land. This is not a hospitality concept. It is the life we chose.

We built it with people we love. It begins with my father and my mother, who planted the first trees here in Pushkar desert sand, and gave us the land, the conviction, and the example of how to live. Then the team: people who have poured 46 years of work and care into this place. Without them, none of this exists.

No formula. No management company. No shortcuts. Holding that line for 46 years requires conviction — and conviction cannot be bought or delegated.

What we did not expect was how much the guests would shape it.

Everything great about this place today can be traced back to a particular guest — someone who loved what we were doing and pushed us to make it better. Kind words gave us the confidence to keep going. Honest suggestions built the farm. The people who came here with their energy, their attention, and their trust have been as much a part of building this place as any member of the team. They are part of this place now.

If something in these pages feels familiar — if the farm, the food, and the quiet resonate with you — we would love to welcome you. A guest the first time. After that, someone who belongs here.

Udai