What to shop at these colourful markets in Rajasthan?
TRAVEL TRENDS, RAJASTHAN Updated : Jan 25, 2022, 15:42 IST
Shopping at the most colourful markets in Rajasthan
Shopping in Rajasthan is no less than a lifetime experience! Rajasthan is all about vibrant markets selling some stunning handmade products, including colourful jewellery, leather goods, and aromatic spices. The royal Indian state attracts ardent shoppers from all over the globe. From Jaipur and Jodhpur to Jaisalmer and Udaipur, Rajasthan is dotted with numerous famous markets.
Here we have compiled a list of some of the most popular shopping places in Rajasthan:
Sadar Bazaar, Jaisalmer
One of the most popular places to shop in Jaisalmer, Sadar Bazaar is a must visit spot in the Golden City. You’ll be super impressed with the quirky captions used by the sellers to grab the attention of shoppers. One can shop for oxidised jewellery, beautiful wooden items and souvenirs here.
Nehru Bazar, Jaipur
This market in Jaipur is prized for its beautiful and colourful jootis (footwear). The market also has a range of colourful handmade bags, handicrafts and pottery items. Tourists generally visit here to shop for memorabilia and souvenirs.
Johari Bazar, Jaipur
Johari Bazar is an absolute heaven for jewellery lovers. As the name suggests, Jaipur’s Johari Bazar has the best jewellery collections in India. Here one can shop for a range of jewellery including, gold ornaments, jewellery made of semi-precious and precious stones, among others. But the best part is that most of the ornaments sold here are handmade.
Nai Sarak, Jodhpur
Nai Sarak in Jodhpur is the prime shopping centre of the Blue City! The market is noted for selling a range of bandhej and bandhani apparels. Another speciality of the market are the tie and dye products which are a must buy! People often buy colourful Rajasthani turbans to take back home. The market also promotes local artisans who can directly sell their handmade products to customers.
Ghanta Ghar market, Jodhpur
For those who wish to shop for authentic Rajasthani spices, Ghanta Ghar or the Clock Tower market is the ideal place. This iconic bazaar is a landmark in Jodhpur, predominantly known for selling a wide variety of aromatic Indian spices.
Hathi Pol Bazar, Udaipur
This Rajasthani market will leave you stunned with a splash of colours and awesome ethnic paintings. Hathi Pol Bazar is where you head if you wish to buy authentic Rajasthani handicrafts, miniature paintings and ethnic home decor products.
Bada Bazaar, Udaipur
Bada Bazaar is the main market of Udaipur. Here one can find all kinds of shops and stores, from showrooms to small vendors. Make sure you carry a big bag along as you’ll be spoilt for choices here. From bandhani to antiques, everything is sold here at reasonable prices.
Mahatma Gandhi Road, Bikaner
Counted among the biggest bazaars in Bikaner, Mahatma Gandhi Road is dotted with some excellent textiles and leather shops. You won’t be able to resist yourself from buying pretty, colourful jootis and mojris from here. The market is also famed for its kundan jewellery.
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