Jodhpur evening street food and temple tour

• Exclusive transportation • Water in bottled form • Light snacks • Evening meal • Tea and coffee availability

• Appropriate for individuals of all fitness abilities.

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours before the planned departure time.

• The itinerary includes a visit to the Clock Tower, constructed by Maharaja Sardar Singh (1880-1911), which gives its name to the market. The tower is a prominent feature, and the market's vibrant atmosphere is worth experiencing even if no purchases are made, showcasing the bustling life and various local vendors selling items like bangles, imitation jewelry, fruits and vegetables, spices, pottery, baskets, and clothing. • A highlight of the bazaar is the vibrant Leheriya Rajasthani apparel, with its origins in Jodhpur. This distinctive pattern can be found on dupattas, suits, and sarees, alongside a wide selection of Bandhej fabric, making it an ideal destination for traditional and wedding attire. • For street food enthusiasts, this location is a must-visit. The authentic chaat comprises potato pieces, crisp fried bread, dahi vada or dahi bhalla, gram or chickpeas, and tangy spices, complemented by green coriander and yogurt, with popular variations like aloo tikkis available. • A prominent Lord Shiva Temple, located in the city's heart and surrounded by the local market, draws crowds, especially during the evening Aarti (Prayer). The temple is adorned with floral decorations on Mondays. • The temple exemplifies architectural styles commonly found in Vaishnava temples, showcasing impressive beauty. Its walls feature intricate engravings and mosaic work. • The Step Well Square offers a glimpse into architectural history, centered around Toorji's Step Well, which dates back to the 1740s. Recently restored, it reveals over 200 feet of exquisite hand-carved details, reflecting two and a half centuries of building tradition.