Girdikot and Sardar Market, Jodhpur

Girdikot and Sardar Market, Jodhpur

Sardar Market, located in Jodhpur, is a bustling and vibrant shopping destination reminiscent of Old Delhi's Chandini Chowk. The market offers a wide array of shops selling leather items, Rajasthani artifacts, and local souvenirs at affordable prices.
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The fort, which guards the city below and crowns a perpendicular cliff, was built by Rao Jodha in 1459 AD when he relocated his capital from Mandore. It overlooks the steep and rocky terrain and houses a palace artistically ornamented with lengthy carved panels and latticed windows exquisitely crafted from red sandstone. The apartments with their own magic include the Moti Mahal (Pearl Palace), Phool Mahal (Flower Palace), Sheesh Mahal (Mirror Palace), Sileh Khana, and Daulat Khana, which house a rich and diverse collection of palanquins, howdas, royal cradles, miniature paintings of various schools, costumes, furniture, and an impressive armoury.

Sardar Market

Sardar Market, located near the iconic Clock Tower in Jodhpur, is a bustling marketplace offering a wide array of goods, from textiles and handicrafts to spices and jewellery. The market is a vibrant hub of activity, providing a glimpse into the everyday life of the locals and the rich cultural heritage of Jodhpur. Sardar Market is a must-visit destination for shoppers and those seeking an authentic Jodhpur experience.

Located near the Clock Tower Jodhpur

Located near the Clock Tower Jodhpur, Sadar Market is a true shopaholic paradise. The market is visited by locals for their daily needs and tourists to get a good bargain on some of the city's specialities. Shopping for things like spices, Mathaniya’s red chilli, handicrafts, hand-embroidered fabrics, flavoured teas, and antiques is another highlight that tops the list of what to do in Jodhpur.

Top 10 Shopping Places in Jodhpur

Top 10 Shopping Places in Jodhpur no 8 Jodhpur, the Blue City of India, is not just about its majestic forts and palaces. It’s also a haven for shopaholics, with its vibrant markets offering a unique blend of traditional handicrafts, textiles, and local delicacies. Among these, the Girdikot Market, also known as Sardar Market, stands out as a must-visit destination.
 

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