Jodhpur

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Local businesses in Jodhpur

Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.

Restaurants and cafes: 108
Blue Cafe; Stepwell Café; Jazz Cafe and Restaurant; Best Chai; Babu khan tea snter; Café Royale; Deepu Pani Puri; Acharya; Jeeman restaurant; Hanwant Mahal
Clothing shops: 7
R K Hausery; The House of Nairaa; The Heritage Safa House; Maharani Art Exporter; NAVIKA; Trends; PETER ENGLAND
Jewellers: 6
Jewellery Shop; Kanchan Jewellers; Laal Ji Jwellery Shop; Maa Kripa Jewllers; Shri Ajneshwar Jewellers
Supermarkets: 8
National Handloom Corporation, "B" Road, Sardarpura; Achaleshwar Market,; Fresh N Green; MV Spices; SMART; RELIANCE
Salons and beauty shops: 11
60Rs barber; KASHISH; MANGALAM; MY HAIR SALOON; U LUCKY
Clinics: 9
Bhandari Clinic; J K Maternity and Nursing Home; Dr. A.R. Mehta Clinic; Dr. Alok Gupta Clinic; Dr. Tarique Hussain Clinic; Kala Endoscopy and Liver Clinic; Kirti I.V.F. Clinic and Gynae Endoscopy Centre; Mamta Skin Care; National Clinic
Schools: 15
Goverment school; ACE International School; School Premisses; Shri Sohanlal Manihar Girls Sr. Sec. School; Best Brain International School; New Bal Vidhya Bhawan School; Gregorios; Hanwant School; Incredible Krishna cooking workshop; Sardar Doon Public School

Jodhpur facts

District
Jodhpur district
Area
about 289850000 sq km, about 231 m above sea level
PIN codes
342001 (Jodhpur University Campus), 342011 (Jodhpur Residency Road), 342026 (Jodhpur BSF Trg Centre), 342003 (Jodhpur Shastri Nagar)
Places nearby
Maharaja Umaid Singh Stadium (sports venue, 2 km), Sardar Government Museum (museum, 2 km), Barkatullah Khan Stadium (international cricket stadium, 2 km), Umaid Bhawan Palace (palace, 3 km)
Local economy
Jodhpur is regarded as the centre of India's handicraft industry. It is also a major tourist destination with heritage hotels, and has the largest competitive-exam coaching industry in western Rajasthan, for IIT-JEE, NEET and civil services.
Culture and food
Jodhpur is known for its food, and sweet shops named Jodhpur Sweets can be found in many Indian cities. The old city is known for its blue lanes.
History
Jodhpur is named after its founder, Rao Jodha, who established the city in 1459, so it is the City of Jodha.

Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.