Pushkar Main Bazaar is a market area in Pushkar, one of India’s oldest cities, and a practical part of exploring Pushkar heritage. Its shops and market streets sit alongside the town’s sacred lake and temples.
- The main market stretches for one kilometre and includes emporiums, shops and showrooms.
- Sadar Bazaar is a major shopping area.
- The bazaar street follows the lake’s Parikrama Marg from Brahma Temple to New Rangji Temple.
How is Pushkar Main Bazaar laid out?
Pushkar Main Bazaar follows the lake’s Parikrama Marg from Brahma Temple to New Rangji Temple. The street includes Sadar Bazaar, Kapda Bazaar, Laxmi Market and Mahadev Chowk market.
The temples at either end can help you orient your browse, while Sadar Bazaar is a clear starting point for the market. The main market stretches for one kilometre, with emporiums, shops and showrooms along its route.
What can you find in Pushkar’s shops?
Pushkar’s market shops sell silver jewellery, accessories, embroidered clothes, leather goods and decorative items. The main market’s emporiums, shops and showrooms offer different kinds of retail spaces to browse.
Rajasthan Tourism recommends allowing a full day for shopping in Pushkar. You can focus on the goods that interest you, or browse the different market areas along the bazaar street.
How can you browse the bazaar and combine it with nearby sights?
Pushkar’s sacred lake and temples make natural companions to a bazaar visit. The town’s temples include Brahma Temple, Varaha Temple, Savitri Temple, Rangji and Atmateshwar.
The lake’s ghats give you another point of interest along the bazaar’s Parikrama Marg; the guide to how to visit Pushkar Lake’s ghats covers the waterside setting.
The lake and its ghats sit alongside the bazaar’s Parikrama Marg, which runs between Brahma Temple and New Rangji Temple.
The bazaar is about 0.2 km from a hotel in Pushkar, Hotel Bharatpur Palace.
Before you go
Check the official site before you go.
FAQs
What is Pushkar Main Bazaar known for?
Its market shops sell silver jewellery, accessories, embroidered clothes, leather goods and decorative items.
Which shopping areas are part of the bazaar?
The bazaar street includes Sadar Bazaar, Kapda Bazaar, Laxmi Market and Mahadev Chowk market.
What sights can you combine with a bazaar visit?
Pushkar’s sacred lake and temples, including Brahma Temple and New Rangji Temple, are along or close to the market setting.