Experience

Staying inside the old city means the best of Jodhpur is a walk away — here's what to build your days around.

Life in the old city

Experience Jodhpur, Slowly

Staying inside the old city means the best of Jodhpur is a walk away. Here's what guests can build their days around.

Wander the lanes of Makrana Mohalla and the wider old city, past centuries-old havelis and stepwells.

Ghantaghar Market and the surrounding bazaars sit right outside — spice stalls, textiles and street food included.

End the day where the haveli is at its best — a rooftop table, a cooling breeze, and the fort lit up in the distance.

Trace jharokhas, carved brackets and jhalra-inspired stonework across the haveli and its neighbouring lanes.

Beyond the lane

The old city puts some of Jodhpur's best-known sights within easy reach — worth building into your days here.

One of India's largest forts, towering over the old city and visible from much of Jodhpur.

A white marble memorial known for its intricate carving, a short trip from the old city.

A striking 18th-century stepwell right in the neighbourhood the haveli takes its name from.

The bustling heart of old Jodhpur, right by Ghantaghar — spices, textiles and street food.

A grand 20th-century royal residence, worth the trip for its architecture and grounds.

Blue-washed houses, temple courtyards and quiet corners — best explored slowly, on foot.

If you only have one day

Just a suggestion for pacing a day — swap anything out, or ask us for pointers when you arrive.

Morning

Head to Mehrangarh Fort while it's cooler, then wander back down through the old city lanes.

Afternoon

Browse Sardar Market near the clock tower, then retreat to the haveli's courtyard to sit out the heat.

Evening

Finish the day on the rooftop as the light turns over the old city — dinner optional, view mandatory.