Shopping in Jaipur

Jaipur is one of the most popular cities for shopping in all of India. The heritage walled city (old pink city part) is the heartbeat of Jaipur and is the preferred place for shopping for the locals Jaipur Shopping Tours, because the products are authentic and the prices are very competitive here. There are lanes dedicated to specialised crafts; and tiny shops sell lac bangles, gems, paintings, block printed fabrics, mojaris, antiques, wall hangings, furniture, paper product,s and lots of other interesting stuff. The walled city part of Jaipur was also included as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2019.

Kishanpole Bazaar: Kishanpole Bazaar specializes in wooden handicrafts and puppets, tie and dye textiles and its shops sell sherbets of various flavors like rose, pistachios, and saffron.

Johari Bazaar: The name Johari Bazaar literally translates to the jewelry market. It is the preferred market for buying precious and semi-precious gems and stones like emeralds, ruby, and pearls. Johari Bazaar is also a popular place for jewelry, meenakari work (glazed enamelling), tie & dye sarees (leheriya), and gota saris and see with more Historical Place Travel To Jaipur Tour.

Tripolia Bazaar: Prominent things to shop for in Tripolia Bazaar include metal crafts, brass utensils like kettles, jugs and dinner sets, antiques, and miniature paintings. Maniharon ka Rasta is a lane full of shops selling colorful bangles made of lac or resin.
                   

Chandpole Bazaar: It is purely a local’s market with several shops selling spices, pulses, and daily essentials. Khazane Walon ka Rasta in Chandpole Bazaar is a by-lane where marble and stoneware carvers chisel first-class statues of mythological figures.

Chaura Rasta: Highly recommended for buying Jaipuri Quilts, block printed quilts, dohars, and quilted bedcovers. Chaura Rasta is an alluring market situated in old Jaipur with elegant havelis on both sides. This market is the cultural center of the pink city Places to Visit in Jaipur with some major Jain and Hindu temples.

Market near Hawa Mahal: It still remains a market to experience for its sheer variety. Poufs, bright wall hangings, lightweight quilts, leather bags, glass, and mosaic lamps are among the souvenirs to buy from here Sightseeing in Jaipur.