Also known as Pataleshwar caves; this is an underground shrine of Lord Shiva’s lingam. After descending down the steps, you reach the Shiv lingam that is encircled by snakes made of cooper. The shrine is supposed to have come into existence during 10th century AD. People also believe that the temple has been sinking deeper into the earth over the years. The original temple is believed to be destroyed by the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb's while attempting to create an Islamic city.

Pushkar is probably the only city in India that houses temples of holy trinity within its landscape: Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva.

• Hindu temples are usually open for the visitors from dawn to dusk with 1 hour of closure at afternoon.
• The best time to visit this temple would be between 8 am - 4 pm.

• Nearest Bus Stop: Jangali Maharaj Bus stop.

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