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Wednesday, 14 October 2015

Jodhpur - Blue City






Jodhpur Blue City
Jodhpur is a well-known name for Rajasthan travelers. Jodhpur is a City and district in the Indian state of Rajasthan. It is the second largest metropolitan city of the Rajasthan,India. Jodhpur is a popular tourist destination, featuring many palaces, forts and temples, set in the stark landscape of the Thar Desert.
The city is known as the "Sun City" for the bright and sunny weather it enjoys all the year round. The old city circles the fort and is bounded by a wall with several gates. Jodhpur is also known as the "Blue City" because of the blue colours that decorate many of the houses in the old city area, Blue is a cool/calm color. As the sun is bright here all the year, so the houses needs to be cooled down. And, blue color keeps houses cool. However, the city has expanded greatly outside the wall over the past several decades.
History
Being very old, Jodhpur has rich history. In the Mahabharata, it is mentioned.Lord Krishna showed his Virat side to Rishi Utank in Marwar. And, he had done it only twice. One to Arjun in Kurukshetra and one to sage Utank in Marwar.
Rao Jodha founded this city on 12 May 1459. Yeah, you guessed right – this city is 558 years old.This city got the name from Rao Jodha himself. Before this name the land was called Marwar and its people Marwari.

Climate
The climate of Jodhpur is hot and semi-arid during its nearly yearlong dry season, but contains a brief rainy season from late June to September. Although the average rainfall is around 450 millimetres, it fluctuates greatly. In the famine year of 1899, Jodhpur received only 24 millimetres, but in the flood year of 1917 it received as much as 1,178 millimetres.
Temperatures are extreme from March to October, except when the monsoonal rain produces thick clouds to lower it slightly. In the months of April, May and June, high temperatures routinely exceed 40 degrees Celsius. During the monsoon season, average temperatures decrease slightly. However, the city's generally low humidity rises, which adds to the perception of the heat. The highest temperature recorded in Jodhpur was on 18 May 2016 when it rose up to 53.2 degrees Celsius.
Economy
The handicrafts industry has, in recent years, eclipsed all the other industries in the city. The items manufactured include textiles, metal utensils, bicycles, ink and sporting goods. A flourishing cottage industry exists for the manufacture of such items as glass bangles, cutlery, carpets and marble products.After handicrafts, tourism is the second largest industry of Jodhpur.
Major agricultural exports in the district include wheat and the famous Mathania  red chilies. The city serves as an important marketplace for wool and agricultural products.Gypsum and salt are commonly mined exports. The Indian Air Force, Indian Army, Indo Tibetan Border Police and Border Security Force maintain training centres in Jodhpur.
Elected Reprsentatives
The present Member of Parliament from Jodhpur is Gajendra Singh Shekhawat of the BJP .The current MLAs from the 3 constituencies of Jodhpur are from Jodhpur City: Shri Kailash Bhanshali , Chartered Accountant; from Sardarpura: Shri Ashok Gehlot , Ex-Chief Minister of Rajasthan, from Soorsagar: Smt.Suryakanta Vyas Other MLAs from different constituencies are Luni- Sh. Joga Ram Patel, Shergarh- Sh. Babu Singh Rathore, Bilara- Smt. Kamsa Meghwal and Bopalgarh- Sh Arjun Lal Garg. Megraj Lohiya senior BJP Leader has been re-appointed as Chairman of Rajasthan Small Industries Corporation Ltd, Sambhu singh Khetas has been appointed as Chairman Of Rajasthan State Seed Corporation.


Culture
In other parts of the world, families have started separating. Yet, there is joint family culture in Jodhpur.This enables sharing, learning, helping and growing with each other. Elders guide youngsters with their experience.The city is famous for its food and its popularity can be judged from the fact that one can find sweet shops named 'Jodhpur Sweets' in many cities throughout India. Being at the onshore of Thar desert, life has been influenced by ways of select nomadic tribes (So-called "Gypsy" groups - Banjare in Hindi - have settled in some parts of the city).
The Jodhpur people are among the most humble people of India.We call it “Thaadi Boli” OR “Mithi Boli” meaning “using sweet words while talking”.Even a stranger is communicated using the word “sa” OR “ji”.It means if your name is Vikram, we will call you “VikSa” and if your name is “Akhil”,we will call you “AkSa”. This is a unique form of respect that has enabled Marwari people to win hearts of people.
Hathaai
It is a place for people to discuss and chat. There are many lesser known street level places.And there are many famous and old places for Hathaai like “Bhim Ji ki Hathaai”.It is a place for people to network, share their issues, take advice – give advice, discuss politics, debate on national-international issues and play games.You will find people from old age to young age here. In many marriages there are Hathaai formed just for that marriage.
Sights in Jodhpur
Jodhpur's most notable attractions are
1.      Mehrangarh Fort:- The majestic fort standing on top of a hill, 400 m above its surrounding terrain, is the most impressive structure of Jodhpur – the Mehrangarh Fort, also addressed as the crowning glory of Jodhpur. In fact, it is one of the largest forts in the country. The fort encompasses some magnificent palaces; the most sought for ones include Moti Mahal, Phool Mahal, Sheesh Mahal, Sileh Khana and Daulat Khana. Other highlights include the fort’s gates Jai Pol and Fateh Pol.
Today the Mehrangarh Fort, a name for the ‘fort of the sun’ is preserved and owned by Maharaja Gaj Singh II, the present Rathore ruler of the city. Mehrangarh Fort of Jodhpur is one of the largest and most popular forts in India. The fort is located at the centre of the city and appears to command Jodhpur. Every visit to Mehrangarh is as exciting as before.
  1. You will love to do the Flying Fox, it’s very exciting experience.
  2. Its architecture is fascinating and contains the work of artists of over 500 centuries.
  3. It contains two ancient temples of Jodhpur.
  4. It contains painting of Marwari style of Rajasthan.
  5. You will see every part of Jodhpur culture in the articles displayed.
  6. The museum houses an outstanding collection of fine and applied arts from the Mughal period of Indian history.
  7. Here is the chance for photographers to capture stunning views of whole Jodhpur from one place.
  8. At the gate you will be welcomed by musicians playing folk song.
  9. You will get tourist friendly facilities like audio guides, a lift to the top.


2.      Umaid Bhawan Palace:
It was named after Maharaja Umaid Singh, grandfather of the present Maharaja Gaj Singh II, Umaid Bhawan Palace in Jodhpur is a well-known name, one of the world’s largest private residences and an iconic heritage hotel preserved and renovated by the Taj Hotels. Located 3 km south east of the old city of Jodhpur, the palace is a huge structure built in honey sandstone and white marble. It took 16 years, more than 3000 workers and around Rs.11 million to build this opulent 365 room edifice, whose construction started in 1929. The palace boasts of a mix of Indian and European style of architecture.
A part of the palace has now been converted into a hotel and a museum.
1.       It has museum which focuses on the 20th century history of the Jodhpur. The opening hours of this museum are 9 am to 5 pm.
2.       It is a luxury hotel.
3.       Outside the museum is a vintage car collection which is worth viewing.
4.       Palace hosts a whole lot of birds, so some nice photographs could be taken.

3.       Jaswant Thada :- Built in the 1899 AD in the memory of Maharaja Jaswant Singh II, it is a royal cenotaph in white marble. This milky-white cenotaph sitting above a small lake 1 km of Mehrangarh Fort was built by Maharaja Sardar Singh. Jaswant Thada is famed for being one of the most beautiful marble cenotaphs and is often addressed as the Taj Mahal of Marwar. Its Rajputana style architecture represents the fine craftsmanship of the bygone era.
Jaswant Thada lies to the left of the Mehrangarh fort complex. It is a royal memorial made up of white marble and wonderful architecture piece of art.

4.      Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park:- Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park was created in 2006 and is situated next to Mehrangarh Fort.There are plants in this park that are adapted to growing in arid, rocky areas of the Thar Desert.
Rao Jodha Park is open throughout the year from 9 AM to 5:15 PM every day.Entry Fees for Adults: Rs. 50, Students Rs. 10, Guided Walks Rs. 100 and entry for children aged 15 and below is FREE.
·  It is different from every other park of Jodhpur because of the fact that it is a type of Rock and Desert Park.
·  A large variety of Plants and Trees.
·  It is a place to take photographs of natural beauty.

5.       Tunwar Ji ka Jhalra(Step Well) : Toorji Ka Jhalra or the step well is one of the main attraction of Jodhpur Old city. Built in the 1740 by Maharaja Abhay Singh's queen consort. It is in keeping with the age old tradition of ladies of the royal family building public water works. It got crystal clear water and good architecture. Even though people swim in this it is highly discouraged by the local people. How ever it is a must seen monument if you are in jodhpur old city. There are cafes also near by where you can relax as well.
6.      Ghanta Ghar or Clock Tower.
Beside the tower, there in the Sardar Market that is trusted by tourists for shopping.From this market, you can purchase Rajasthani textiles, clay articles, miniature camels and elephants, marble inlay work and classic silver and gold jewelry.
The century old Clock Tower in old city, also known as Ghanta Ghar, is a major landmark of Jodhpur. Maharaja Sardar Singh of Jodhpur built this huge Clock Tower in close proximity to the famous Sardar bazaar of Jodhpur. This colossal tower is beautifully lit in the evenings to add to the overall appeal of the place. This area is a great place to observe the bustling lanes of a vibrant market, even if you don’t intend to buy anything.
7.      Mandore:- Mandore is located about 5 miles north of Jodhpur. It was the former capital of Maharajas of Marwar. Later it was abandoned for security concerns regarding the Mehrangarh fort. Its extensive Mandore garden, with high rock terrace, makes it a popular local attraction. The garden is open for tourists from 8 am to 8 pm.

In the Mandore garden, there are the dewals or cenotaphs of Jodhpur's former rulers. Instead of the usual chhatri-shaped cenotaphs typical of Rajasthan, the cenotaphs of the famous Mandore garden of Jodhpur, Rajasthan are built along the lines of a Hindu temple. They are four stories high, with fine columns and an elegant spire, all in red sandstone. The most impressive dewal is the dewal of Maharaja Ajit Singh. These cenotaphs are set in beautiful landscaped gardens. The cenotaphs of the Maharani are set on a rocky outcrop over the hill.


Tourists are also within proximity to
1.       Fort Auwa:- Fort Auwa Resort stands in the Godwad area of Marwar and belonged to a Champawat Clan. The fort had faced a number of battles in its history and bears the scars of that siege till date. Presently the fort houses a beautiful constructed traditional home of the Thakurs of Auwa. The Champawat family still resides in the fort and has been reconstructed to offer quiet luxury of a retreat in an aesthetically converted resort. The unique and beautiful architecture of the fort is an eccentric mix of pre Mughal traditional Hindu sculpture with Neo-Colonial, Indo-Saracenic style. All the components of modern and luxurious living are ensured at the hotel and sprinkled with courtyards, terraces and temples. The rooms and suites have been are designed preserving the rich cultural and architectural heritage of the fort. Fort Auwa Resort is a place where the guests have much to explore, be it peace, comfort, history or tradition.
2.        Kaylana Lake and Garden: Kaylana Lake in Jodhpur, Rajasthan is located 8 kms to the west of Jodhpur on the Jaiselmer road. Pratap Singh, the then Prime Minister of Jodhpur, got the lake constructed in 1872. This artificial lake is spread over 84 square kms. Where the lake now lies, was once an area having palaces and gardens of two rulers of Jodhpur. They were destroyed to make the Kaylana Lake. Near to the lake is a Dak Bungalow of PHED, the Irrigation department. There are also boating facilities available for the tourists here.
Balsamand Lake:  Balsamand Lake is a lake situated 5 km from Jodhpur on Jodhpur-Mandore Road. This lake is a popular picnic spot, built in 1159 AD by Gurjara-Pratihara rulers. It was designed as a water reservoir to provide water to Mandore. The lake has a length of one km, breadth of 50 m and a depth of 15 m.
The Balsamand Lake Palace was built later as a summer palace on its shore. The lake is surrounded by lush green gardens that house groves of trees like mango, papaya, pomegranate, guava and plum. Animals and birds like the jackal and peacock also call this place home.
3.       Mandaleshwar Mahadev Temple (Mandalnath)
4.        Ratanada Ganesh Temple
5.       Sardar Samand Lake and Palace
6.        Masooria Hills
7.       Veer Durgadas Smarak (monument, park and museum)
8.        Bhim Bhirak Cave
9.       Ravan Ka Mandir( the only Ravan temple in India)
NearBy Attractions:-
1.       Guda Bishnoi Village:- Guda Bishnoi Village, located about 22 kms from the main city of Jodhpur is a picturesque settlement of the Bishnoi tribal community. Bishnois are famous for their reverence for plant and animal life. They are pure vegetarians and worship Lord Vishnu and follow the tenets preached by their religious leader Jambaji. Rows of neat huts welcome's one to this traditional village. From Guda Bishnoi village, one can get an experience of the art, charm, traditions and customs of tribal life. 
Bishnoi Village is a perfect picnic spot for those who are interested in exotic wild life and nature. The main attractions of this village are Khejri trees and deer. Guda lake, a small artificial lake located few kms from the Bishnoi village is occupied with numerous migratory birds like domicile cranes, blackbucks, chinkaras etc. Nearby the lake one can also found deer herds and peacocks roaming about freely without any fear of attack
2.       Rohetgarh Fort:- Rohetgarh, once served as the residence of the brave Rathores, is a great place, located 40kms south of Jodhpur city. It is famous of the 16th century majestic Rohetgarh fort which was presented by Maharaja of Jodhpur to Thakur Dalpat Singh I Champawat clan Rathore, for his courage and bravery in the battle. Rohetgrah fort built in traditional Rajasthani style of architecture is situated in a picturesque setting besides a shimmering lake. The walls of the fort are decorated with royal paintings; the floors are covered with finest Persian carpets and the ceilings are decorated with illuminating chandeliers. The carved arcades, picturesque gardens, blossoming bougainvilleas and wandering peacocks fascinate the visitors to the fort.
A major part of Rohetgarh fort has been converted into a heritage hotel because of the increasing number of tourists. The remaining part still houses the ancient royal families of this place. Desert safari, sand dunes safari, horse and camel safaris, tribal tours to the adjoining villages etc. are organised by the hotel management for the recreation to the visitors.
3.       Luni Fort:- The majestic Luni Fort alias Fort Chanwa, situated in the small hamlet named Luni about 35 km from Jodhpur, reflects the charms of a bygone age. Built with red sandstone by Kaviraj Muraridanji, a minister in the court of Maharaja Jaswant Singh II, Luni Fort is a brilliant illustration of elegance and asymmetry in Indian architecture of the 19th century. The fort consists of collection of courtyards, stairways to secret pavilions, passages, corridors, secret rooms, latticework friezes, exquisitely carved windows or jharokas, towers, water-wheels, stables etc. The traditional paintings on the walls of the fort showcase the skill of the master craftsmen and artisan. From the rooftop of the Luni fort, one can get a panoramic view of the hamlets below and the Thar Desert beyond.
In 1992, inspired by a wave of successful restorations to heritage properties and encouraged by the burgeoning tourism traffic into western Rajasthan, this majestic fortress has been converted into Heritage Hotel Fort Chanwa with all the modern amenities. The hotel is well equipped with modern facilities and amenities. It also provides Horse ride and Camel safari, health club, an evening bazaar and many more. The restaurant in the hotel provides delicious traditional Continental and Rajasthani preparations as well as vegetarian and other local food items. It has a well-equipped conference hall used for business meetings, seminars and conferences and Private parties also be held in its banquet hall.
4.       Jaswant Sagar Dam:- Jaswant Sagar Dam, built by Maharaja Jaswant Singh in 1892 is situated in Pichiyak village between Bilara and Bhavi. The dam was primarily built with a motive of supplying water to the farmers for irrigation purposes in the city. Now the dam serves a good tourist destinations with boating facilities. The dam is responsible for delivering water to the greenest belts in the Jodhpur city. The dam and its surroundings also offer a good educational trip for the students.
5.       Khimsar Fort:- Khimsar Fort is located at the edge of the Great Thar Desert in the state of Rajasthan. Once upon a time, Khimsar was an independent kingdom ruled by the Thakurs of the region. Presently, a part of the fort serves as a heritage hotel of the region while the rest is occupied by the descendants of the royal family of Khimsar. Tourists planning a holiday trip to Khimsar can also visit the place called Osian. This place is renowned for several ancient Jain and Hindu temples. If time permits, tourists can head towards the heritage hotel Sand Dunes Village to enjoy camel safaris on the golden sandy slopes of the desert.A large number of tourists come here between the months of January and February to enjoy the Nagaur Festival. This is a typical cattle fair which allows visitors to enjoy camel races, bullock races, folk music and dance forms of the region.
6.       Osian:- Osian, located 65 km north of Jodhpur is famous for its Hindu and Jain temples and is known as the Khajuraho of Rajathan due to the erotic sculptures on the temples. A prominent trading center on the Silk Route from the 8th to the 12th century AD, Osian was also a major pilgrimage site during the Gurjara Pratihara dynasty, who ruled much of northern India from the 6th to the 11th centurty and was known as Upakesapura. Among the most famous tourist attractions of the village are the 16 temples that include Sachiya Mata temple, Sun temple, Mahaveera Jain temple, etc dating back to the 8th to the 11th century. With their intricate carvings, the Sun Temple, Sachiya Mata Temple and the Jain temple dedicated to Lord Mahavir stand out in their grace and architecture.Apart from the temples, Osian is also popular for camel safaris.
7.       Deshnok: Deshnok, a tiny hamlet, is located in the 'Camel Country’, Bikaner District of Rajasthan.Deshnok is renowned for the Karni Mata Temple and various festivals. The Karni Mata Temple is a rare tourist attraction of this place. This is a unique pilgrimage centre of India where rats are worshipped. This shrine is also famous as the Rat Temple. Goddess Karni Mata is worshipped here as one of the incarnations of the Hindu deity Durga. She is also the royal deity of the kings of Bikaner. Emperor Ganga Singh built this temple during the 20th century. This temple is home to around 20,000 rats which are known as 'Kabas'. Locals believe that these rats carry the souls of future children of the goddess. These rats are highly revered by devotees as they are considered as holy.
8.       Khicchan: Experience the serenity and tranquility of Rajasthan with a unique bird watching experience in Kicchan! The sleepy town of Khicchan, 4 kms from Phalodi is a sleepy town off the main tourist track and is well known for Bird watching. Every year though, around the month of August, it is the turn of Demoiselle Cranes of Eurasia and Mongolia to migrate to Khicchan in Rajasthan. The local people consider themselves the cranes' guardians here. Khicchan has become a natural sanctuary for these winged angels Bird watching has become a major attraction for travelers. Packed breakfast can be arranged from the hotel in case the guest wants to go in their vehicle. Jeeps can also be arranged from the hotel for guided tours.

Bollywood and Hollywood
The beautiful historic buildings and scenic landscapes of the city were featured in some major films, including (The Dark Knight Rises  directed by Christopher Nolan, The Darjeeling Limited starring Owen Wilson, Adrien Brody, and Jason Schwartzman, The Fall  directed by Tarsem Singh), "Hum Saath-Saath Hain" directed by Sooraj Barjatya, "Veer" directed by Anil Sharma,"Shuddh Desi Romance" directed by Maneesh Sharma  and "I" directed by S. Shankar.

Administration
1.       Collector- Mr. Vishnu charan Malik(IAS)
2.       Jodhpur Nagar Nigam Mayor- Mr. Ghanshyam Ojha.
3.       Jodhpur Development Authority- Mr. Mahendra Singh Rathore
4.       Police Commissioner-Mr Ashok Rathore
5.       All Police Station Phone Numbers, all police Chouki Phone Number ...
6.       Tourist Officer Phone Number...


  • Fairs and Festivals:  
  • Marwar Festival: The Marwar Festival in Jodhpur actually acts as remembrance to the heroes of Rajasthan. This festival also attracts a large number of foreign tourists. By visiting Rajasthan during the festival, they also gain a lot of knowledge about the heroes of the bygone era of Rajasthan. The festival is also embedded with a number of cultural events. Music and dance makes the festival more attractive. These cultural events not only add entertainment options for the visitors. They also reflect he rich culture of the place.

    The festival also holds further value for the tourists. They provide a deep insight into the rural life of the people of Rajasthan. The dance postures which involve folk dancer carrying pots on their heads are a treat to the eye. These performances are usually held at the Umaid Bhawan Palace in Mandore and Mehrangarh Fort. The festival also has further attractions like camel tattoo show and polo.

    Plan your tour to Rajasthan as soon as possible. The increasing popularity of these festivals has earned them in a place in most of the tours. However, in order to enjoy this festival, you have to time your tour to Jodhpur during the time of the festival. The Marwar Festival Jodhpur is held in the months September and October. It continues for two days. Get your booking done and go for a great tour to Jodhpur as soon as possible. It will surely be a great experience.

    Indianholiday.com offers online information on Marwar Festival, Marwar. You will surely have a great tour as this tour operator has a high level of expertise and experience to deliver a world class tour.
  • Gangaur:-   Gangaur festival, dedicated to Goddess Parvati is celebrated all over Rajasthan in the month of chaitra (March-April), the first month of the Hindu calendar. This colourful festival, mainly celebrated by women, starts with the subsequent day of Holi and continue for a period of fifteen days. Married women seek the blessings of the goddess for material happiness, while unmarried girls pray to her, to be blessed with ideal husbands. During the festive days, ornamented images of goddess Parvati are worshipped in every home. A colorful procession with the idol Gauri (Parvati) is also carried out through the streets of Jodhpur. At night ladies apply Mehandi (Heena) to their palms and soles as an indication of their Sohaag (happy married life). Clay idols of Shiva and Parvati, to be worshiped during the festival, are made by local craftsmen. They're brought home and decorated, and placed in a basket with grass and flowers. Wheat plays an important role in the rituals. It's sown in small earthen pots (kunda) and the wheat grass is used for worship on the final day. Water pots are also decorated with traditional Rajasthani maandna (a special type of painting done with lime water).  
All newly married women must fast for the whole 18 days of the festival. Even unmarried women fast and only eat one meal a day, in the hope of finding a good husband.  Every day, they sing traditional Rajasthani folk songs related to the festival as well.
On the second last day of the festival, known as Sinjara, the parents of married women send their daughters sweets, clothes, jewellery and other decorative items. The women dress up in these items and adorn their hands and feet with mehendi (henna), and celebrate with their families.The festival culminates in Gauri's departure on the last day, and the immersion of the clay idols in water. Gangaur is also an auspicious time of year to select a life partner. Tribal men and women get the opportunity to meet and interact, pick there partners, and elope and marry.
  • Baithmaar (Dhinga Gavar)Mela:- Dhinga Gavar is a festival celebrated in Jodhpur, in Western Rajasthan in India. "Dhinga" literally means "fun by deception"; Gavar, also known as Gangaur is the consort of Shiva. The festival of Gangaur is celebrated throughout India, but that of Dhinga Gavar is celebrated only in Jodhpur.
The festival of Ganguar starts from next day of the spring festival Holi, which falls on the full-moon day of the month Phagun of the Hindu calendar. Ganguar is worshipped mainly by newly-wed brides, unmarried girls, and married women. Every day, they dress in traditional ceremonial Rajasthan costume and worship clay or wood statues of Isar (Shiva) and his consort Gangaur (Parvati), beseeching them for marital bliss. The festival ends on the following third day of no moon (amawas) of month chaitra. Thus the celebration lasts for sixteen days because of shortfall in tithi which is common in the lunar calendar. On this final day of the festival, a huge procession of well-decorated images of Ishar is taken through the main markets of cities; large crowds assemble in the streets to pray to them.
On this day Teej in Jodhpur, one image of Ganaur without Isar, known as Dhinga Gavar, is established at 11 important streets (mohalla) within the old fort wall of Jodhpur. It is worshipped by all women: married, unmarried, and widows.
The girls and women observing fast of Dhinga Gavar known as Teejania carrying sticks in their hands virtually rule the road on this night. Though enough police is deployed but little intervention is needed and crowd finds its own equilibrium of discipline. Boys to get a "lucky strike" go near girls and sometimes tease them to get beaten up by decorated sticks.This is the only festival which gives equal rights to all kinds of women. In this festival even a widow can take part.
·         Nag Panchami Fair: Celebrated during the Bhadtapada Budi Panchami, according to the Hindu calendar, the Nag Panchami festivities light up glorious Jodhpur during the months of August-September. Kalbeliya dancers gyrate in frenzied rhythm at open-air folk extravaganzas that mark the Nag Panchami celebrations in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India. Snake charmers fast and pray to the nag or the king cobra on the auspicious occasion of Nag Panchami. Bright and colorful, the Nag Panchami festival marks the tradition of devotion to the serpent king Cobra. Women from the snake charmer community come out in a big way to celebrate Nag Panchami.

The festival of snakes is celebrated in a big way in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India. Temples dedicated to Lord Shiva are adorned with flowers and lights. Effigies of the snake king Cobra are set up all over Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India. Bananas, milk, ghee and rice offerings are made to the serpent king cobra on Nag Panchami.

Hindu mythology has always given a lot of importance to serpents. In fact "Anantha" the sacred serpent forms a throne for Lord Vishnu to recline on. Hindus have always believed that the serpent king cobra is Lord Shiva's constant companion and thus the reverence. The people of Jodhpur associate Nag Panchami with the stories of Lord Krishna and the giant Kaliya serpent.


So come and be a part of this intriguing tradition that has been an inseparable   part of Jodhpur customs since the ancient times.

  • Sheetla Mata Fair: This fair is organized at ‘Kaga’ in Jodhpur on Chaitra Badi every year, which falls somewhere between March and April. Thousands of devotees gather here to pay homage to the much worshipped Sheetla Mata. Devotees prepare food on the day before Sheetla Asthami and visit the to perform the puja of the goddess on the festival along with the food. People gorge on this food which is called Baseda in local lingo as a prasad of Sheetla mata. Some consider Bajra, Rabri and curd as an essential offering on this ocassion.
The auspicious day of Sheetalashtami, or Sheetala Ashtami, is dedicated to Goddess Sheetla in the month of Chaitra (March – April) as per the traditional Hindu calendar followed in North India. Devotees keep fast on the eighth day of the Krishna Paksha (waning phase of moon) in Chaitra month to cure from measles, chicken pox and small pox
  • Baba Ramdev Pir Mela: A large annual fair in organized in the village of Ramdevra (Rajasthan) in memory of Baba Ram Dev. Thousands of devotees gather here every year near the temple of Ramdev ji , where his Samadhi also exists. This is one fair that is not bound with the shackles of religion, caste or creed, as people from all religions come here to pray to Baba Ramdev and the faith in his blessings is the only religion followed by his devotees.
The fair is held every year in the months of August-September, which corresponds to the month of Bhaadon, according to the Hindu calendar. Specifically speaking it stretches from bhaadon Sudi 2 to Bhaadon Sudi 11. People from all religions and caste gather to attend this annual fair in large numbers. They consider this time to be ideal to offer prayers and worship their deity Baba Ramdev. . Throughout the fair, people sing and dance in happiness and devotion.They offer prayers in the temple of Baba Ramdev, situated near the Samadhi of Baba Ramdev.Devotees offer rice, coconuts, Churma, and wooden horses to Ramdevji.Throughout the Fair, devotees organize night long bhajans and kirtans to pay homage to the Lord.
·         Rajasthan International Folk Festival (RIFF): Jodhpur RIFF is a not-for-profit partnership project involving two of India’s leading heritage trusts: Mehrangarh Museum Trust and Jaipur Virasat Foundation. The festival has been endorsed by UNESCO as a "Peoples" Platform for Creativity and Sustainable Development."
HH Gaj Singh of Marwar-Jodhpur is the Chief Patron of Jodhpur RIFF Sir Mick Jagger, front man of the rock band The Rolling Stones is International Patron of Jodhpur RIFF.
Timed to coincide with "Sharad Purnima" the brightest full moon of the year in north India, Jodhpur RIFF features a series of spectacular concerts and events based in and around Mehrangarh Fort, voted "Asia's Best Fortress" by Time Magazine.

  • World Sacred Spirit Festival: Casting a spell on the visitors with qawalis, tap dance, poems, Indian classical dance (Kathak) and Robab (a traditional lute musical instrument of Afghanistan), World Sacred Spirit Festival (WSSF) commenced with magic of music and dance. The three day festival, that started on Friday, focuses on artistes from across the world who make their bodies sacrosanct with language of vocal and physical rhythm. With the venue being the majestic Meherangarh Fort, the festival is being presented by the Meherangarh Museum Trust.

  • Nagaur Fair: This 8 day long Nagaur fair of Jodhpur is considered the second biggest fair in India. Held every year in the months of January-February, this one is also known as the Cattle Fair of Nagaur because it is mainly about trading of camels, horses and bullocks. These animals are decorated lavishly before owners bring them to the fair. Even the owners of the cattle dress up in traditional colourful turbans and flaunt their long moustaches.
Other than these, sheep, Marwari horses, spices, wooden items, iron crafts and camel leather accessories are also traded during the Nagaur fair. It hosts the largest red chilly market of India as well, which is more commonly called the Mirchi Bazaar.Sports activities such as tug of war, camel races, bullock races, cock fights and more are another major attraction of the fair, which add to the fun and charm of the celebrations. Nagaur Fair is also the time to get entertained by jugglers, puppeteers, storytellers, folk artists of the place and enjoy the tunes of Jodhpur folk music echoing all around.



Temples
  • Chamunda Mata Temple (near Mehrangarh Fort)
  • Raj Ranchhodji Temple
  • Achal Nath Shivalaya
  • Siddhanth Shiv Temple
  • Rasik Bihari Temple
  • Ganesh Temple
  • Baba Ramdeo Temple, Masuria hill
  • Shiv Temple, Shiv Sagar, Mata ka than
  • Udai Mandir in city area
  • Kunj Bihari Temple
  • Dauji Temple, Hathi Ram ka Oda
  • Ravan Temple

Cusine
  • Gatte Ki Sabzi - It is made by rolling besan and frying it. It can be found in the menu of every restaurant of Jodhpur.
  • Ker Sangri Sabzi (also known as Pachkutaa) - It is made by mixing Sangri, Ker and Kumtiya. It is popularity can be assessed by the fact that it is available in the form of Sabji as well as prickle (Aachaar).
  • Kaju Draksh ki Sabji- It is made by Kaju () with Draksh. Somewhat sweetish but adorable taste. It can be found in the menu of every restaurant of Jodhpur.
  • Traditional Kadhi- Ah! all-time favorite of every citizen. It can be mixed with any other dish and will taste different than both of the mixed dishes.
  • Gulab Jamun ki Sabzi- In the next section you will find Gulab Jamun listed under sweets-section. To be honest Gulab Jamun is a sweet. But creative people of Jodhpur has made a Sabji out of this sweet. It is very unique tasting dish and can be redily found in the menu of every restaurant of Jodhpur.
  • Saiv Tamatar ki Sabji‘- Saiv’ means apple, but not here. It is a Sabji made up from Namkeen Saiv (you will find more about it below under Namkeen section). Very tasty and I guarantee that once you have this this will be your all-time favorite dish.
  • Malai Kofta ki Sabji- Kofta is a Namkeen (see under Namkeen section). But thanks to creative people of Jodhpur, a delicious Sabji has been made out of it. It can be found on the menu of every restaurant of Jodhpur.
  • Lasan Ki Chutney- This is favorite of everyone as you will find it everywhere. It is served to enhance the quality of dinner. When you mouth feels salty and in need of refreshing dish try it out. You will not regret it.

Sweets (Mithai)

Jodhpur is well known for its sweets.One can find a large sum of people at every sweet shop and nearly every crowded street has one sweet shop.The sweet hospitality of Jodhpur is known as “Mithi Manuhaar” which means “Offer Sweets”.It has always been a tradition of Jodhpuri people to first eat sweets and then start having rest of the meal.It is the secret of the sugary tone (‘Mithi Boli’) of the citizens of Jodhpur.Some of the most famous sweets are:
  • Makhan bada - It is a sweet dish made with butter and ‘chaashni’ (sugar syrup). It has a lot of sugar. It can be found in every sweet shop of Jodhpur.
  • Mawa Ki Kachori :-Mawa ki Kachori is something that you will never have anywhere else other than Jodhpur. A deep fried, cardamom-spiced kachori smashed roughly in ‘chaashni’ (sugar syrup). However, I must warn you that it packs a lot of sugar. To avoid feeling sick later, it is better shared by 2 people.
  • Malpua -Yet another sweet made with ‘chaashni’ (sugar syrup). Malpua are made in ghee.
  • Ghevar
  • Mava -This sweet is universal in Jodhpur. It is basic sweet of a lot other sweets.
  • Gulab Jamun-It is a very tasty sweet made with ‘chaashni’ (sugar syrup). It is black in color and is also used to make Sabji.
  • Rasgulla-This is yet another sweet made by ‘chaashni’ (sugar syrup). It is white in color.
  • Ras Malai
  • Doodh Jalebi-It is sweet (Jalebi) dipped in milk.
  • Laddu - It is a universal sweet of Jodhpur. It is available in wide varities.
  • Besan ki Chakki- It is rectangular piece of sweet made with ghee. It contains a lot of calories.

Namkeen

These are mostly prepared by sweet shops but tastes opposite in every bit to sweets.These have heavy aroma and can make you feel hungry within their environment (really hard to resist).Namkeens are comforting, tasty and filling.
These include:
  • Pyaaj Ki Kachori
  • Hot & Spicy Mirchi Badaa
  • Shahi Samosaa
  • Koftaa
  • Namkeen Kaju
  • Gaanthiye
  • Saiv
In House Food: The foods listed under this are merely found in any shop but readily found in houses.These are old, traditional but delicious food of Jodhpur.
  • Mirchi Ka Kutaa - It is Sabji made with chilly (Mirchi specifically Mathania Mirchi). Tastes well with Sogra.
  • Raab - It is a dish made with ‘Bajre ka aata’ and curd. It is traditional food of Marwadis.
  • Lapsi - It is sweet made with a bulk of half-cut-wheat pieces. Highly recommended if you have not tasted it even once.
  • Aate Ka Halwa - It is home-made-sweet made with powder of wheat.
  • Badam Ka Halwa - It is home-made-sweet made with almonds. It is common in winters in Jodhpur.
  • Kadhi Pakoda - It is mixture of Kadhi (a Sabji) with Pakoda (A home-made-namkeen).
  • Baajre Ka Sogra - Bajre ki roti (called Sogra) with butter is the best traditional food you can have in Jodhpur. Just one Sogra is approximately equal to 2 plain roties. Highly recommended if you have not tasted it before.
  • Badaa - Winter is never celebrated in Jodhpur without Badaas. It’s considered hospitable in Jodhpur to invite relatives to have Badaas in peak winters. Hot badaas give warmth and wonderful taste. Every marriage, in-house birthday party, get-together in Jodhpur during winters make allotment to have Badaas together. It was savory, spicy and absolutely lip-smacking.
  • Kabuli - It seems like ‘Khichadi’ but technically a lot different. It doesn’t have yellowish color. It is made with rice and other tasty stuff.

Street Food

This is not the end of the list. There is still great food waiting for you to taste.
Like:
  • The Makhaniya Lassi - It is lassi with butter in it. One glass of it can be enough for one day for one person (depends). It has lip-smacking taste.
  • Dal Bati Churma - It is the most popular traditional food of Jodhpur. Its polpularity can be assessed from the fact that there are many restaurants devoted to only ‘Dal Bati Churma’.
  • Dahi Chaat - Chaat has always been favorite of the people of Jodhpur. It is mixture of many stuff.
  • Kadhi Kachhori - This one is totally unique. It is mixture of Kadhi with Jodhpuri Kachori.
  • Pani Patasa - This is small puris with yummy water.



Education and research:

School:
1)       St Paul’s School
2)       St Anne’s School
3)       St Patrick’s vidhya bhawan
4)       Delhi Public School
5)       Lucky Bal Niketan
6)       Kendriya Vidhyalaya
·         Kendriya Vidyalaya No 1(AFS)
·         Kendriya Vidyalaya No 1(Army)
·         Kendriya Vidyalaya No 2(Army)
·         Kendriya Vidyalaya (BSF)
·         Kendriya Vidyalaya No 2 (AFS)
·         Kendriya Vidyalaya Banar (Army)

7)       Central Academy
1.       Central Academy, Paota
2.       Central Academy, Shastri Nagar
3.       Central Academy,Chopasni
4.       Central Academy, Kudi
5.       Central Academy, Ratanada
6.       Central Academy, Pal Bypass
7.       Central Academy ,Cantt, Banar Road
  
8)       Vidhyashram International School
9)       Raj Mata Krishna Kumari Girls Public School
10)   Mahaveer Public School
11)   Mahesh Public School
12)   Shri Sohan Lal Manihar Girls School
13)   RSM International School
14)   Mahrishi Gatum School
15)   Sumer School
16)   Sardar School
17)   Sucheta Kriplani VV School
18)   Apex School
19)   Yadav Public School
20)   Holi Spirit School
21)   Government Girls School Sardarpura
22)   Government School, New Govenrment
23)   Government Senior Secondary School,Ratanada
24)   Government sr sec School, Rajmahal
25)   Udai Mandir Government School

Judiciary
Rajasthan High Court  is the High Court of the state of Rajasthan. It was established on 21 June 1949 under the Rajasthan High Court Ordinance, 1949.
The High Court of Rajasthan was founded in 1949 in Jodhpur and was inaugurated by the Rajpramukh, Maharaja Sawai Man Singh on August 29, 1949.

How To Reach Jodhpur 
By Air :
 At present, there are daily flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Udaipur, Jaipur and Bangalore to the city operated by Air India and Jet Airways and Spicejet.
By Road:
 Jodhpur is connected by road to all major cities in Rajasthan and neighboring states like Delhi, Ahmedabad, Surat, Ujjain, Agra etc. Apart from deluxe and express bus services to cities within the state, Rajasthan Roadways provides Volvo & Mercedes Benz bus service to Delhi, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Udaipur and Jaisalmer.
·         NH-62, Ambala-Kaithal-Hissar-Fatehpur-Jodhpur-Pali total length= 690 km
·         NH-112, Junction with NH-14 near Bar connecting Jaitaran-Bilara-Kaparda-Jodhpur-KalyanpurPachpadra-Baloootra-Tilwara-Kher-BagundiDhudhwa-Madhasar-Kawas and terminating at its junction with NH 15 near Barmer, total length= 343 km
·         NH-114, Junction with NH-65 near Jodhpur connecting Balesar - Dechhu and terminating at its junction with NH-15 near Pokaran, total length= 180 km
State Highways
State Highways passing through Jodhpur:
  • SH-19, Phalodi (NH 15) to Needar via Ahu, Chadi, Pachudi, Nagaur, Tarneu, Khatu Kalan, Khatu khurd, Toshina, Kuchaman City, Bhuni, Maroth, Deoli Minda, Renwal Crossing, Kaladera, total length= 368 km
  • SH-21, Dantiweara to Merta City via Pipar City, Borunda, total length= 97 km
  • SH-28, Phalodi (NH 15) to Ramji ki Gol via Deeechu, Shergarh, Pachpadra, Balotra, Sindri, Guda Malani.total length= 259 km
  • SH-58, Jodhpur to Bheem up to NH 8 via Vinakiya, Rajola Sojat, Rendiri, Bhaisana, Sojat Road, Kantalia, Baban. total length= 142 km
  • SH-61, Phalodi ( NH 15) to Mandal via Osian, Mathania, Jodhpur, Khejrali, Bhatenda, Saradasamand, Jadan, Marwar Junction, Auwa, Jojawar, Kamalighat, Devgarh, Rajaji ka kareda.total length=349 km
  • SH-62, Bilara to Pindwara via Sojat, Sireeyari, Jojawar, Bagol, Desuri, Sadri, Sewari.total length=187 km
  • SH-63, Banar to Kuchera via Bhopalgarh Asop.total length=129 km
  • SH-65, Sheo (NH 15) to Shergarh via Bhiyad, Barnawa Jagger, Patodi, Phalsoond.total length=155 km
  • SH-66, Siwana to Dhandhaniya (NH 114) via Samdari, Kalyanpur, Mandli Rodhawa Kalan.total length=90 km
  • SH-68, Dangiyawas (NH 112) to Balotra via Kakelao, Khejarli, Guda Kakani, Luni, Dhundhara, Rampura, Samdari.total length=131 km
Railways:
It is well connected with railways to major Indian cities like Alwar, Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore, Trivandrum, Pune, Kota, Kanpur, Bareilly, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Indore, Bhopal, Dhanbad, Patna, Guwahati, Nagpur, Lucknow, Gwalior, Jaipur etc. To decongest the main Jodhpur station (JU), the suburban station Bhagat ki Kothi (BGKT) is being developed as the second main station for passenger trains. At present 106 trains serves to both the stations. Some of the important trains originating from Jodhpur railway station are- Ranthambore Express (Jodhpur to Indore), Mandore Express (Jodhpur to Delhi), Suryanagri Express (Jodhpur to Mumbai), Marudhar Express (Jodhpur to Lucknow), Howrah Superfast (From Jodhpur to Howrah) etc



FM stations
Jodhpur has total of five FM stations:
  • Big FM
  • Red FM
  • My FM
  • Nav Vividh Bharti
  • Radio Mirchi FM

Theaters:   
Multiplex:-
1.       Miraj Bioscope Cinemas , Shastri nagar
2.       INOX Multiplex, High Court Road
3.       Carnival : Blue City Mall
Single screen:-
1.       New Kohinoor Cinemas, chopasni road(single scren)
2.       Anand Cinema
Bar:
1.       Darbar bar, Shastri Nagar(3.7 *)
2.       On The Rocks, Circuit House Road(4.0*)
3.       Pulse The Bar, Shri Ram Excellency , Residency Road (3.3*)
4.       Ola Lounge Bar , Vivanta By Taj Hari Mahal , Residency Road(3.7*)
5.       The Blue Mist (Hookah Bar),7th C Road Sardarpura(4.6*)
6.       Kubes The Lounge, Umed Club Road(4.8*)
7.       Kalinga Bar , Near Railway Station(3.8*)
8.       Man Manuhar Restaurant and Bar , 12th b Road Sardarpura(3.9*)
9.       A Solomon Lok, Opposit Sardar Club(4.4*)
10.    SKKY, Park Plaza , Air Force Area(5.0*)
11.    Hotel Niky International, Panch Batti Circle (3.7*)
12.    DownTown Cafe and Longe, Near Bioscope Cinema (4.1*)
13.    Alibaba, 8th B Road (4.2*)
14.    Hotel Residency Palace, Ratanada (3.7*)
15.    Mango Hotel, Ratanada (3.9*)
16.    Hotel Nirali Dhani,Chopasni(4.1*)
17.    The Fern Residency,Loco Road
18.    Hotel Royale Plazo(3.8*)
Wild Life:
1.       Dhawa Doli Wildlife Sanctuary :- Dhawa Doli Wildlife Sanctuary is situated about 45 km southwest of Jodhpur sity on the way to Barmer. The sanctuary is the home to large number of black bucks, cheetal and sambhar, partridges, Desert Rats and Antelopes, desert foxes and nilgai. Best time to visit the Dhawa Doli Wildlife Sanctuary is early morning or a few hours before sunset.

1.       Machiya Safari Park: - The Machiya Safari Park is quite a hit amongst the wildlife enthusiasts. The best time to visit this sanctuary is during October to February.
About 1 km away from the Kaylana Lake, this park lies around 9 km to the west of Jodhpur. The major wildlife consists of blue bulls, monkeys, rabbits, monitor lizards, wild cats, desert foxes and mongoose. This park also boasts of a excellent bird-watching point as well as a fort within its premises. The tourist season (from October to February) in Jodhpur luckily coincides with the migratory season of a number of birds, which is a boon for any bird lover. During sunset, climb up the fort to enjoy a spectacular sunset. This is a great place to bring your kids and enjoy a family picnic.



Water Resources(old and new): -
1.       Kaylna Lake: - Kaylana Lake in Jodhpur, Rajasthan is located 8 kms to the west of Jodhpur on the Jaiselmer road. Pratap Singh, the then Prime Minister of Jodhpur, got the lake constructed in 1872. This artificial lake is spread over 84 square kms. Where the lake now lies, was once an area having palaces and gardens of two rulers of Jodhpur. They were destroyed to make the Kaylana Lake. Near to the lake is a Dak Bungalow of PHED, the Irrigation department. There are also boating facilities available for the tourists here

2.       Balsammand Lake:- The Balsammand Lake in Jodhpur, Rajasthan is a popular picnic spot, encircled by hills. It is an artificial lake built in 1159 AD. Balsammand Lake is approximately 7 kms from the main city, on the Jodhpur - Mandore road. This lake is approximately one kilometer long, fifty meters wide and fifteen meters deep. Next to the lake stands the Balsammand Palace, an artistic eight-pillared palace with three entrance gates. Maharaja Sur Singh got the palace constructed in 1936, as a summer pavilion.
3.       Sardar Sammand Lake:- Near to the city of Jodhpur is the Sardar Samand Lake. The lake lays 60-kms south-east of Jodhpur off the Jodhpur - Pali route. The scenery of this lake is fascinating. Sardar Samand Lake attracts countless varieties of migratory birds. So, if you are a bird watcher, this is the place to be. Also enchanted by its placid waters are tourists who come to enjoy peace and solitude of the place.
4.       Takhat Sagar Lake:- round 10 km from Jodhpur, Takhat Sagar Lake has the Takhat Sagar Hills in its background. This beautiful lake also houses a Siddhnath Shiv temple in its middle. Not only this lake is a popular attraction but so is this temple, which every year, attracts an amazing number of devotees. Takhat Sagar Lake has been named after Maharaja Takhat Singh, an erstwhile king of Jodhpur during the 19th century.
5.       Jaswant Sagar Dam:- The Jodhpur Jaswant Sagar Dam lies in Pichiyak village between Bilara and Bhavi of Jodhpur district. It was constructed, in 1892, by Maharaja Jaswant Singh. The water from Jaswant Sagar Dam of Jodhpur, Rajasthan is utilized for irrigation purposes in Jodhpur. The greenest part of Jodhpur receives water from this dam. Also available here, are boating facilities have for tourists. It is nice place for those who love boating or wading around in water. Also, a visit to the Jaswant Sagar Dam will serve as an educational trip for the children.
6.       Gulab Sagar:- Gulab Sagar Lake is located about 6kms from Jodhpur city center near Sardar Market in old city area. Measuring 150x90m in size, Gulab Sagar Lake is actually a water storage constructed in 1788 by Gulab Rai, the mistress of Maharaja Vijay Singh. Earlier the place was occupied with another water source called 'Bawri', which was converted into Gulab Sagar. It took around 8 years for completing the construction of Gulab Sagar. The lake gets water through a canal from Bal Samand Lake.
7.       Tapi Bawri-
8.       Toor ji ka jhalra
9.       Mahila bagh jhalra
10.    Chand baori
11.    Ranisar
12.    Padamsar
13.    Jalap Bawri
14.    Fateh sagar
15.    Bai ji ka talab
16.    Public park Bawri
17.    Govinda Bawri , Tripolia
Stadium:
1.       Barkatullah Khan Stadium, Established in 1986-87 , capacity-40000
2.       Amrit Lal Gehlot Stadium,Nayapura, Mandore
3.       Prana Railway Stadium
4.       New Railway Stadium
5.       Umaid Stadium
Hotels:
1.     Vivanta by Taj Hari Mahal, 5 Taj Hari Mahal Residency Road, Jodhpur 342001, India, 0291 243 9700
2.     Umaid Bhawan Palace, Near Circuit House, Jodhpur 342006, India,02911510101
3.     Ratan Villas, Loco Shed Road | Near Bhaskar Circle, Jodhpur 342001, India
4.     RAAS, Tunvar Ji Ka Jhalra | Makrana Mohalla, Jodhpur 342001, India (Formerly Raas Haveli)
5.     Welcome Hotel (ITC), Khasra No 53 | near Vidhyashram International School, Jodhpur 342027, India,
6.     Bal Samand Lake Palace, Mandore Road | Near BSF STC, Jodhpur 324026, India
7.     Mandore Guest House, Mandore Guest House Dadawari Lane, Near Mandore Garden | Mandore, Jodhpur 342006, India
8.     Devi Bhawan, Ratanada Circle,Defance laboratory Road, | Ratanada Area, Jodhpur 342006, India
9.     Ajit Bhawan , Circuit House Rd, Jodhpur 342006, India
10.   Indana Palace, Benayakiya Road | Opp. Military Officer Quarters, Shikargarh, Jodhpur 342 015, India
11.   Haveli Inn Pal, Opp.Lake Gulab Sagar | Near Clock Tower, Jodhpur 342001, India
12.   Pal Haveli, Near Clock Tower,, Jodhpur 342001, India
13.   Bijolai Palace- A tree House, Air Force Radar Road | Near Kaylana Lake, Jodhpur 342005, India (Formerly Water Habitat Retreat)
14.   Ranbanka Palace, Circuit House Road, Jodhpur 342006, India
15.   Govind Hotel, In Front Of Main Gpo, Jodhpur 342001, India
16.   Lords Inn, C Plot No 1, Jodhpur 342001, India
17.   The Ummed Jodhpur, Banar Road, Jodhpur 342027, India
18.   Kalinga Hotel, Near Railway Station | In front of Sahkar Bhawan, Jodhpur 342001, India
19.   Pratap Niwas, Ghambhir Sagar | Jhalamand, Jodhpur 342005, India
20.   The Fern Residency, 1B/A, Police Line to Loco Shed Road, Opp. Police Lines | Near Sati Mata Temple, Ratanada, Jodhpur, India
21.   Chandra Imperial, 34 Opp Polo Ground, Jodhpur 342001, India
22.   Shree Ram International, Residency Road, | Panch Batti Circle, Jodhpur 342001, India
23.   Amargarh Resort, Close to Pal Balaji Mandir | Opp Shubham Farms - Pal Road, Jodhpur 342003, India
24.   Leela Vilas Guest House, B - 36 Umaid Bhawan Palace Road, Near Circuit House, Jodhpur 342001, India
25.   Park Plaza, Jhalamand House | Ratanada, Jodhpur 342011, India
26.   Hotel AR excellency, 4'th Puliya Road, Jodhpur 342008, India (Formerly Hotel AR Excellency & Zo Rooms)
27.   Marugarh Resort, Chopasni, Jaisalmer By Pass Road, Jodhpur 342010, India
28.   Hotel Residency Palace, Ratananda, Ratanada Rd, Ratanada, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001
29.   Lords Inn, Plot No 1 C, PWD Circle, High Court Colony Road, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342008
30.   Mango Hotels, Rajwara Palace, Opposite Government Veterinary Hospital, Ratanada Jodhpur, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001
31.   Hotel Haveli, Toor Ji Ka Jhalra, Makrana Mohhala, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001
32.   Hotel Apex International, 689, 9th C Road, Sardarpura, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342003
33.   Thar Oasis, Resort and Camp, Village Gumanpura | Dechu, Jodhpur 342001, India
34.   Manvar Desert Camp & Safari, NH 114, Village Khiyansaria | Tehsil Shergarh, Ratanad, 10 kms before Dechu, Jodhpur 342025, India


Restraunts:
1.    Gypsy Dining Hall, 689, First Floor, 9th C Road, Sardarpura, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342003
2.    Darikhana at RAAS Jodhpur, RAAS Jodhpur, Tunwarji Ka Jhalara, Makrana Mohalla , Jodhpur City, Jodhpur 342001, India
3.       Hanuwant Mahal,  Circuit House Road , Adjacent to Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jodhpur 342001, India
4.       Pillars, Umaid Bhavan Palace Hotel , Umaid Bhawan Palace Road, Jodhpur 342006, India
5.       Bal Samand Lake Palace, Mandore Road , Near BSF STC, Jodhpur 324026, India
6.       Cafe Royale, Ghanta Ghar, Sardar Market , Clock Tower, Jodhpur 342001, India
7.       Kesar Heritage Restaurant, Mehron ka chowk naya bas , killikhana jodhpur , Near to the waking way of fort or 3 Min Walking distance From Jodhpur Clock Tower, Jodhpur 342002, India
8.       Ravla, Makrana Mohalla, Near Tuvar Ji Ka Jhalra, Achal Niwas, Jodhpur 342001, India
9.       The Step Well House Cafe, The Step Well Square, Tunwarji Ka Jhalara, Makrana Mohalla, The Walled City, Jodhpur 342001, India
10.    Nirvana House Rooftop Restaurant, Tija Mata ka Mandir,  Near Clock Tower, Ghasmandi, Jodhpur 342001, India
11.    Hotel Priya & Restaurant, 181-2 Nai Sank, Sojati Gate , Jodhpur Train Station Area, Jodhpur, India
12.    Cafe Shhesh Mahal,  1 Haveli Inn Lakhata Bazaar Road , Opposite Clock Tower, Opposite Lake Gulab Sagar, Gulab Sagar, Jodhpur 342002, India
13.    Mughals, Shastri Circle Road , Opp. St. Paul's School Market Lane, Jodhpur 342003, India
14.    Shandar Restaurant, M G Hospital Road, Jodhpur, India
15.    Risala umaid bhawan palace, Risala, Umaid Bhawan Palace Umaid Bhawan Palace Road , Umaid Bhawan Palace Hotel, Palace Road, Jodhpur 342006, India
16.    Janta Sweet Home,  Nai Sarak | Opposite Priya Hotel, Jodhpur 342001
17.    Rasala, 8th Mile Road, Bhandari Farms , Near Nlu, Jodhpur Rajasthan, India
18.    Rasraj restaurant, P W D Road, Near Dalip Bhawan Garden, Jodhpur 342001, India
19.    Red Chilli, 32 Bhev Villas, Near Hotel Inn Season, Jodhpur 342001, India
20.    Crossroads, 32, Near Dalip Garden , Opposite Dps School, Jodhpur 342001, India
21.    OTC Out Of The City, Osian Road Daizar , Opposite Grameen Police Line, under Railway Bridge, Jodhpur 342006, India
22.    The Recipe, 58 Residency Road , Sardarpura, Opposite Medical Collage, Jodhpur 342001, India
23.    Pokar sweets & Restaurants, Nai Sarak, Jodhpur 342001, India
24.    Spicy Kitchen Restaurant, Main Pal Road , Ahead Of Ashok Udhyan, Near HP Petrol Pump, Jodhpur 342001, India (Formerly Spicy Kitchen)
25.    Fun N Food, 11'th B Road , Sardarpura, Jodhpur 342003, India
26.    Vijay Restaurant, 1st Floor, Main Chowk , Katla Bazar, Jodhpur 342001, India
27.    Old House, 1 Old House Plot No, Opportunity Highcourt Colony, Jodhpur 342001, India
28.  Kalinga Restaurant, Kalinga Hotel, Near Railway Station, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001
29.  Skyzz Restaurant, 6th Floor, Blue City Mall, Rajasthan State Highway 61, Near Ajit Bhawan, Ajit Colony, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001
30.  Hari Vedas, Plot No. 672, 2nd Floor, Above Manyavar, 11th C Road, Sardarpura, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342003
31.  On The Rocks, Ajit Bhawan Near Circuit House, National Highway 65, Ajit Colony, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342006
32.  The Rockyard, 3/4, Ground Floor, Hukumraj Tower, Residency Road, Near New Nagar Nigam Office, Behind Afeem Spa Saloon, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001
33.  Celebration Restaurant, 632, Opposite Rawan ka Chabutra, Residency Road, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342003
34.  The Curry's,  Near Tuvar Ji Ki Haveli, Ganpati Guest House, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001

Guest House:
1.    Amar Niwas, 507 Sing-Pole Marg Navchowkiya Jodhpur India 342001
2.    Yogi Guest House, Naya Bas,Manak Chowk, Near Clock Tower, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001 Jodhpur India 342001
3.    Ashish Villa Guest House, A-21,Sir Pratap Colony, Air Port Road Jodhpur India 342002
4.    Hotel Hari Pushp Palace, 60, Near Jaswant Building , Opp. Railway Station M.G.H. Road Jodhpur India 342001
5.    Metro Guest House, Inside Jalori Gate, Near Police Station, Opp. Rajdan Mension, Jodhpur Jodhpur India 342001
6.       Cosy guest House, Fateh Pole Rd, NAVCHOKIYA, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001,09829023390
7.       Ganesham Guest House, Defence lab. road, sector-4, Ratanada, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 099284 10215
8.       Hem Guest House, Opp. Keshriya Nath Jain Temple, Daftariyo Ka Mohalla, Moti Chowk, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 0291 262 7032
9.       Royal Heritage Guest House, Near Taxi Stand, Umaid Chowk,, Gulab Sagar, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 075689 17785
10.    Shyam Palace Guest House, Mehron Ka Chowk, Jaswant Thade Ki Ghati Near Umead Chowk, Jodhpur, 096025 41430
11.    Durag Niwas Guesthouse, No 1, Setrawa House, K. N. College Road, Main Gate Gaushala Sports Complex, Raikabagh, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 0291 251 2385
12.    Jodhpur Guest House,New Bachraj Ji Ka Bagh, Behind HDFC Bank, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 0291 264 1700
13.    Rukkmani Guest House, 2-A Residency Road Near Taj HOtel, Residency Road, JODHPUR, Rajasthan, 342001, 342011, 0291 510 1954
14.    Priya Guest House, Inside Jalori Gate Bari, Opposite Medical Market, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 0291 243 2904
15.    Mandore Guest House, Dadawari Lane Near, Mandore Rd, Mandore, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342006, 0291 254 5210
16.    Leela Villas Guest House, B 36, Umaid Bhawan Road, Behind Maharani Art,, Near Circuit house,, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 0291 251 1487
17.    Otara, Old Residency Road,, Ratanada, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 0291 243 0199
18.    Hotel Santosh Guest House, Behind Suncity Hospital, Near Rajasthan Patrika Bhawan,, Manji Ka Hatha, Paota B Road,, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342006, 097855 41596
19.    Nirmala Guest House, Bhev Vilas, 1st Floor, PWD Rd, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 0291 261 7882
20.    Odhni Guest House, Pali Road, Bhagat Ki Kothi, Surya Colony, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 094144 77743
21.    Dev Villas Guest House, Major Mod Singh Building, Gaushala Road, Opp. Police Lines Officer's Mess, Ajit Colony, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 0291 251 4752
22.    Ashish Villa Guest House, A-21 Sir Pratap Colony, Air Port Road,, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342002, 089630 72388
23.    Archana guest house, Surya Colony, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001
24.    Jodhpur Heritage Haveli, Gole Nadi, Brahmin Ki Gali Umaid Chowk, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 077377 17969
25.    Polo Inn Guest House, Paota Circle
26.    Gouri Heritage Haveli, sharif chowk,laykan mohalla near clock tower,jodhpur city, rajasthan Jodhpur India 342001
27.    Hotel Hari Pushp Palace, 60, near jaswant building , opp. railway station m.g.h. road Jodhpur India 342001
28.    Dhillon House, 3, central school scheme, central school road Jodhpur India 342001
29.    Apnayt Villa, 136, umaid heritage,foothill of umaid bhawan palace Jodhpur India 342011
30.    Suryagarh Heritage, b-6 opposite air force central school, arvind nagar,ratnada Jodhpur India 342001
31.    Metro Guest House Basni, shop no 26, 2nd floor district shopping centre sarswati nagar pali road basni 1st jodhpur Jodhpur India 342005
32.    Mehran View Guest House, goll sutharo ka bass, ummed chowk, jodhpur Jodhpur India 342001



Shopping Areas:
1.       Clock Tower Market:
2.       Nai Sarak Market
3.       Sojti Gate Market
4.       Mochi Bazar
5.       TriPolia Market
6.       Sarafa Bazar

Cafe:
1.    Old House Cafe,Panchwati Colony , Ratanada
2.    The Cafe Lounge,10th b road , sardarpur
3.    The Book Cafe,CYB-5 RIICO,Cyber Park
4.    Namaste Cafe,Makrana Mohalla
5.    Escape Cafe,Main Circuit House Road
6.    DownTown Cafe,Near Bio Scope Cinema
7.    CCD, Loco Shed Road, Ratanada
8.    The Cube – Mocktail & cafe Lounge, 1st c Road Sardarpura
9.    Cafe Coffee Breake – CCB,Circuit House Road
10.  CCD, 9th c road ,Sardarpura
11.  Jail Khana,121, B Road , Sardarpura
12.  Cafe Frespresso,4th B Road, Sardarpura
13.  The Blue Mist,315/d 7th C road, sardarpura
14.  Cafe Sheesh Mahal,Pal Haveli ,Gulab Sagar
15.  Cafe RockYour Blues,1st A Road, Sardarpura
Coaching Instituts:
1.    Utkarsh Institute, Vyas Bhawan, 1st A Road, Sardarpura, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 0291 515 3900
2.    Adarsh Classes, City Bus Stand, Jalori Gate Circle, Jalori Gate, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 0291 262 6226
3.    CLG Institute, E-44, Gaurav Path Rd, "Kushagra", Kalpatru Shopping Centre, Sindhi Colony, Sector-E, Shastri Nagar, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342003, 0291 277 1222
4.    Paathshala - The Pre School to IITs, Paathshala Tower, Saras Dairy Road, Near ITI, 200 mtrs from Shastri Circle, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 097841 03221
5.    Kushagra Institute For Career Success, Goverdhan Tower, Near Jaltedeep, Manji Ka Hattha,, Paota, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 088750 22760
6.    Abhiyan IAS Academy, opposite to shahar mahila police station and Madhu ENT hospital, Ratanada, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 095875 18605
7.    Engineers Academy(IES/GATE.PSUs), Aarseti Bhawan, Near Old Bhaskar Circle,, Loco Rd, Shakti Colony, Ratanada, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 099286 65551
8.    Spring Board Academy (RAS Exam), Opp. Rajasthan Patrika, Manji Ka Hatha,, Paota, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 077269 44080
9.    VCCE, Residency Rd, Sardarpura, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342003, 0291 606 6888
10.  CLC, 9-A, Police Line Rd, Ratanada, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342011, 0291 251 2203
11.  Career Point, ISH Plaza, New Pali Rd, Bhagat Ki Kothi, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 0291 261 6192
12.  Manthan Career Institute, Z-1,B-2 Road, Near Rajasthan Patrika Office Manjhi Ka Hatha,, Paota, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342006, 0291 255 4111
13.  Resonance Jodhpur Study Centre, Plot No.74 to 80,1st & 2nd Floor, Jilani Tower, Chopasani Rd, Behind Akhliya Circle,Kamala Nehru Nagar Campus,Akhaliya Vikas Yojana Behind Jasoda Tower, Sector -D, Kamla Nehru Nagar, 1st Pulia, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 0291 606 0660
14.  DEEKSHA Classes Pvt Ltd, Plot No-3,Deeksha Tower,Sector-7,New Power House rd, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342003, 0291 262 0822
15.  Aakash Institute, Harnath Towers, 1st Floor, PWD Road, Near Rikitiya Bhairuji Chouraha, P.W.D Colony, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001,
16.  IIT Academy & Medical Academy, Main Near Barktullah Khan Stadium, Pal Rd, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342003, 098280 18432
17.  T.I.M.E., Plot No 2, Defence Lab Road, Ratanada, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 0291 511 2021
18.  GYANAM, 1st Floor, Mangal Tower, Opp Bishnoi Dharmshala, Ratanada, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342011, 094132 53415
19.  Yuwam Institute, Opp Bishnoi Dharamshala, Ratanada, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 088758 67789
20.  Winway Institute, 3, 1, Pal Link Rd, Shyam Nagar, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342008, 098291 55777
21.  Dhakad concept, Ratanada, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342011, 0291 251 1192
22.  CHANAKYA, 4th floor Mangal towar bhari choraha 342011, Ratanada, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 094141 47700
23.  Mahendra's Educational Pvt.Ltd., 1st Nap, Plot No 206 & 207, Manjika Hatha, Bhadwasiya, Behind Sun City Hospital, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 096365 12855
24.   
Show Rooms: -
Bike:
1.    P.C. Bhandari, Nai Sarak, Clock Tower,Cycle Market, Sri Ganganagar, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 090018 10000
2.    Himmat Jai Motors Hero Dealer, Himmat Bhawan, Near Sbbj, Jalori Gate , Chopasni Road, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 084322 33911
3.    Mahendra Motors Hero Dealer, 654, Amar Tower, Near Jaljog Circle, Residency Road, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342003, 0291 261 5615
4.    Shri Ram Motors Hero Dealer, 123, Bhagat Ki Kothi, Opp. New Campus Gate, Main Pali Road, Vistar Yojana, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342005, 0291 272 5325
5.    Dharm Honda, 8, Opp. K.N.Girls College, Raika Bagh, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 0291 251 5678
6.    Bombay Motors-Suzuki, Bombay Motors Building, A-40,, Pratap Nagar, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342003, 0291 265 7011
7.    Shakun Honda, Ground Floor, Plot Number 6,ITI Road,Jogmaya Colony, Bhagat Ki Kothi, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 078777 40253
8.    Arora Motors, 861, Chopasani Rd, Lalalajpatray Colony, Pratap Nagar, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342003, 094141 28201
9.    Bajaj Motorcycles-Raja Bajaj , 78-A, Kamla Nehru Nagar, Pratap Nagar, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 0291 276 2115
10.  Yamaha-Paramount Engineers & Growers, 10, Hill View, Chopasani Rd, Pratap Nagar, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342003, 0291 263 7270
11.  KTM bike dealer, Pratap Nagar, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342003, 095555 55364
12.  Mahendra Motors, 11, Binjaram Bhawan, Upper Chopasni Road, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342003, 0291 243 7705
13.  Royal Enfield, 31, Shyam Nagar, Pal Link Road, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342009, 0291 275 5550
14.  Karni Bajaj Bike, Maha Mandir Area, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342006,
15.  Bhoot TVS, Kalpatru Shopping Complex, Gaurav Path Rd, Sindhi Colony, Sector-E, Shastri Nagar, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342003, 0291 243 8566
16.  LG Motors Mahindra, 787/6 Chopasani Rd, Near Agrasen Vatika, Pratap Nagar, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342003, 0291 510 0094

Car:-
1.    Deora Hyundai, K D Motors T-5, Industrial Estate, New Power House Road, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342003, 0291 243 9248
2.    Jai Cars Pvt Ltd, Plot No: 27-Bhagat Ki Kothi Extn., NH-65, Pali Road, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 0291 645 2222
3.    Raja Hyundai, 78-A, Pratap Nagar, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 096603 70000
4.    Grand Nissan, 28/3, Heavy Industrial Area, near alcobaax factory, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 099838 97000
5.    P C Bhandari Fiat Car, Shobhawaton Ki Dhani Main Rd, MIA 2nd Phase, Basni, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342005, 094148 79342
6.    Paras Honda, Near Alcobex, Heavy Industrial Area, HI Area Phase II, Basni, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 096940 55525
7.    OS Ford, H/ 680/682, MIA, Basni 2nd Phz, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342008, 078220 94280
8.    Marudhara Motors, No. 29/ 2, Light Industrial Area, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342003, 0291 274 4336
9.    LMJ SERVICES LTD., A-11, OPP. UDHYOG BHAWAN, NEW POWER HOUSE ROAD, Patrakar Colony, Shastri Nagar, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342003, 080940 11151
10.  Rishi Toyota, NH 62, Main Pali Road, Kudi Bhagtasni, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342005, 0291 272 9999
11.  Renault Jodhpur, Near Volkswagen Jodhpur/Shakun Honda, Shakun Motors Tiraya, Heavy Industrial Area, Jodhpur, 097996 80111
12.  Maruti Suzuki NEXA, Plot No. 114, Opp- Juna Keda Pati Mandir, Kamla Nehru Nagar, 1st Pulia, Chopasni Road, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342003, 0291 276 0602
13.  O.S. Motors Pvt Ltd, Sainik Motor Building, Uppar Choupasani Rd, Jodhpur, Rajasthan - 342001, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 091667 06612
14.  Shri Krishna Autosales Pvt. Ltd, Shakun Motors Tiraya Near Volkswagen Jodhpur / Shakun Honda, 32 A, H. I. Area Phase II, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 0291 274 8403
15.  Sanghi Cars - Mahindra First Choice, Opp. Olympic Cinema, Station Rd, Ratanada, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 0291 319 9888
16.  NEXA South Jodhpur, 14 A Heavy Industrial Area, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001, 0291 298 0917

Juice Shops:
1.    Shri Juice Shop Mg Hospital Road,
2.    Baba Ramdev Juice Corner,Bhati Chowk ,Ratanada
3.    Shri Sai Juice & Ice Cream,Madhuban Housing Board
4.    Ridhi Siddhi Juice & ice Cream Shop,New Power House Road
5.    Naveen Juice n Ice Cream,Jaljog Circle
6.    Swagat Ice Cream Parlour and Juice Corner,Ratanada
7.    Laxmi Cold Drinks , opp Medical College
8.    Suncity Ice Cream Parlor,opp Manidhari Hospital
9.    Shri Parashwanath cold Drinks, Residency Road,Sardarpura
10.  Vijay Ras Bhandar,B Road Sardarpura
11.  Royal Plaza,near Ashok Udhyan,pal Road

Bakery:
1.    KIM 15 AD, Sardarpura,0291-6539833
2.    Kim Bakers,Sojti Gate,9828033000
3.    Spasiba bakers & confectioners,Shastri Nagar,08290938887
4.    Cake Town Bakery,Bai Ji ka Talab Road,09214400903
5.    Kissan Kim Bakery,1st Puliya,09983255446
6.    Garib Bakery,Near Gandi Maidan,sardarpura,0291-2653021
7.    Kissan Bakery,MG hospital Road,0291-2626417
8.    Fern N Petals- Florist & Gift Shop, Jaljog circle,0291-2772233
9.    Mad About Cakes,Sardarpura,09782099961
Hospitals:
Government Hospitals:-
1.    Mathura Das Mathur Hospital,0291-2623139
2.    Mahatma Ganhi Hospital,0291-2639852
3.    Umaid Hospital,0291-2435730
4.    Government satellite hospital,Chopasni housing board 0291-2703399
5.    Bala sati mata govt hospital,Ratanada
6.    Govt. Ayurvedic Hospital, Khanda Falsa,0291-2636395
7.    ESI Hospital, Pratap Nagar,0291-2750422
8.    Seth Surajmal Govt hospital, Soorsagar,
9.    TB government Hospital, nandan van nagar
10.  Government Hospital , maderna colony
11.  Govt. Veterinary Hospital, Police Line Road,Ajit colony, 0291-2513494
12.  AIIMS, Basni industrial Area,Phase-2, 0291-2740741

Private Hospitals:-
1.       Goyal Hospital,Residency Road,0291-2432144
2.       Rajdadiji Hospital,Sojti Gate,0291-2625650
3.       Centre for sight,Sardarpura,0291-2613342
4.       Vinayaka Hospital,Geta Bhawan Road,0291-2438011
5.       Medi Pulse,Basni 2nd Phase,0291-2740740
6.       Suncity Hospital,Paota,0291-2545455
7.       ASG Eye Hospital,Kamla Nehru Nagar,18001200111
8.       Kamla Nagar Hospital,Pal Link Road,0291-2753466
9.       Raj Hospital,Pal Link Road,0291-2755617
10.    Kothari Hospital,Chopasni Road,0291-2754505
11.    Bone And Joint Hospital and Research Centre,0291-2110000
12.    Satyam Hospital,Near UIT,0291-2430869
13.    Toshniwal Hospital And Diagnostic Center,Chopasni housing board,09829124482
14.    Jeevan Jyoti Nursing Home,Chopasni Road,0291-2750332
15.    Preksha Hospital & chetna IVF Research Centre,Main Pal Road,09718379608
16.    Navjeevan Hospital,5th B Road,Sardarpura,0291-2431605
17.    Manidhari Hospital

Marriage Gardens:
Soorsagar:
1.    Shanti Vatika,Soorsagar Main Road,07877608411
2.       Shree Kishna Vatika,Near Gaushala , Soorsagar,09829350207

Chopasni Housing Board:
1.       Nirali Dhani,Web- www.niralidhani.com, Chopasni Road,09829619995
2.       N.S. Garden, Pal Road,09782711119
3.       Shri Balaji Vatika, Pal Road,09460156941
4.       Garh Govind, Website: www.garhgovind.com , Jaisalmer-Jaipur By Pass Road,0291-2760538


Ratanada:
1.    Khass Bagh, Website: http://www.khaasbaghjodhpur.com , Police Line, 0291-2514513
2.    Raghukul Heritage, Ratanada Circle,08058666011
3.    Shri Ram International, Website: www.shreeraminternational.com , Residency Road, 0291-2671100

Shastri Nagar:-
1.    Kankoodeep Garden, Shastri Nagar,0291-2620121
Paota:-
1.    Kishor Bagh, Website: www.kishorebaghpalace.com ,Mandore Road,09414338014
2.    White House,Ship House Road,09309225401
3.    Marwar Rajput Sabha Bhawan, Opp. Hanuwant hostel
Sardarpura:
1.       K C Lawns, B road Sardarpura,09314712423
AirForce Area:
1.    Grand Basant,Panch Batti Circle ,09950921999

Banar:-
1.       Udai Garh Palace,before umaid getway,Banar
Malls:
1.       Ansal Royal Plaza,High Court Road,0291-5101011
2.       The Blue City Mall And Carnival Cinema,Ajit Colony,0291-2513388
3.       India Bulls Mega Mall, Meera Nagar,09950469052
4.       Kokoon, Residency Road,0291-2614370
5.       Alibaba World,Ashapurna Mall,0291-2771151
6.       Westside,Ashapurna Mall,0291-5103198
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