Udaipur Jodhpur Jaisalmer Group Tour

Enjoy the mouth-watering food

• Jheel’s Ginger Coffee Bar & Bakery in Udaipur is the greatest place to have a snack or coffee by the lake while taking in views of Lake Pichola. It provides a tranquil escape from the bustle of the city. Sai Baba Restaurant is a hidden gem for vegetarian foodies, serving up easy, delectable cuisine with a regional twist that locals in Udaipur frequently visit. For foodies, the Natraj dining hall is a hidden treasure. They serve Rajasthani thali in a traditional setting, and their daily menu changes, so you can enjoy regional specialties like Dal Baati Churma, Gatte ki Sabzi, and Churma Ladoo!
• Shandar Sweet Home: This well-known eatery serves delectable Rajasthani taste including dal baati churma, ker sangri, and desserts like mawa kachori. They enjoyed the cuisine, which offered the opportunity to give you every flavor of Jodhpur in a single dinner. Omelette Shop: This street food vendor, which has a stall near the clock tower, specializes in serving up various omelets with fillings of the moment. A great spot to stop for a quick bite to eat when visiting Jodhpur’s market area. The food is good and served quickly. Gypsy Restaurant: This traditional vegetarian eatery gained popularity for its over-30-item Rajasthani thali, which has dishes like gatte ki sabzi, kadhi, Ker Sangri, and Dal Baati, among others. That is why it is necessary to visit if you want to eat genuine Jodhpur food. Janta Sweet Home is a must-visit for Mirchi Bada, Jodhpur’s spicy snack, served with tamarind chutney.
• Among food joints, Killa Bhawan Restaurant which is situated inside the Jaisalmer Fort is a must for it allows tasting the traditional Rajasthani Cuisine while looking at the beauty of the city. Eat ker sangri and laal maas while you get spectacular views of the golden city. Trio Restaurant – It is one of the most popular restaurants in Jaisalmer and specializing in Rajasthani cuisine. its roof offers a great view of the fort and the sand dunes. it is a great place for a relaxing meal. Bhang Shop – Unlike other places, this one is Government-authorized where you can taste Bhang in Lassi (a local yogurt-based drink). It’s very unusual and real to some degree, especially if you are a tourist with the spirit of an explorer. Gaji’s Restaurant serves the authentic taste of Jaisalmer with dishes like Ker Sangri, Bajre ki Roti, and Ghotua Ladoo, which are served with a view of the city’s golden landscape.

A market that pours your heart

• Baada Baazaar at Udaipur is a must to Explore, this market for traditional Rajasthani jewelry, Bandhani textiles, and handicrafts. It’s also a great place to find local spices and souvenirs alongside Mochiwada Bazaar is A hidden spot for high-quality, handcrafted leather goods, including traditional Mojaris (shoes) and bags, the Hathi Pol Bazaar is a vibrant market for Pichwai paintings, miniature paintings, and other local art forms, perfect for art lovers looking for unique pieces.
  
  
• The Ghanta Ghar Market, or Clock Tower Market This market, which is centered around the great clock tower, is especially well-liked for its spices, handicrafts, and clothing. You may also take your time buying authentic native shoes (Mojaris), hand-dyed fabrics, and spices like coriander, turmeric, and cumin. Mochi Bazaar – Focused on leather goods, particularly Jodhpuri jootis, the state’s traditional shoes, and other lovely leather goods. For travelers looking to purchase authentic leather goods made locally, this is the ideal location. Kapraa Bazaar is a hidden gem for anyone looking to purchase ethnic clothes and vibrantly colored fabrics. Suits, textiles, particularly Rajasthani designs, Bandhani, the local term for tie and dye, and gorgeous cotton fabrics with block printing are also popular.
  
  
• Bhatia Bazaar: A vibrant marketplace ideal for purchasing handcrafted blankets, vibrant Rajasthani fabrics, and camel leather products. For those who want to bring traditional crafts inspired by the desert home, this is a terrific place to shop. The bustling Sadar Bazaar in Jaisalmer is well-known for its handicrafts, silver jewelry, and antiques. For those who are interested in Rajasthani art and craftsmanship, in particular, this place is perfect for finding one-of-a-kind mementos. Manak Chowk: This bazaar, which is close to Jaisalmer Fort, has a large selection of carpets, wooden items, and embroidered fabrics. If you’re looking for genuine Rajasthani handicrafts and home décor, this is a great spot to explore.