Ranked by how much each place adds to a visit, with realistic visiting times, opening hours and ticket prices.
6 places · showing 1–6
1
A 15th-century fort on a sheer 120-metre cliff, never conquered, holding palaces, a first-rate museum and the classic view over the blue…
2
The commercial heart of the old city: spices, textiles, bangles and the snack shops Jodhpur is known for, all under the 1912 clock tower.
3
A white marble cenotaph of 1899 beside a small lake, thin enough in places for sunlight to glow through the stone.
4
A restored 18th-century stepwell in the middle of the old town, now surrounded by cafés and used by local kids as a diving board.
5
Part of the world's largest private residence — an art-deco palace finished in 1943, split today between a royal home, a Taj hotel and a…
6
The old Marwar capital before Jodhpur, now a garden of red sandstone cenotaphs, temples and resident langurs.