Ghantaghar

Udaipur ka Ghanta Ghar ek must visit place hai! ⏰✨ Yaha ka vibe full local aur lively hai. Market area bohot hi busy aur colorful lagta hai, specially evening time pe. Street shopping ke liye best jagah hai aur yaha se old city ka real feel aata hai. Ghanta Ghar ke aas paas bohot saare shops hain jaha souvenirs, clothes, handicrafts aur local items milte hain. Photos ke liye bhi badiya spot hai aur pura area ekdum energetic lagta hai.

그냥 지나다가 구글맵떠있길래 와봄 좀더 앞으로가면 로컬시장있고 핸드메이드로 그릇 보관통 철로만든 그릇같은거 만들고 파는곳 구경가능 우다이푸르 관광구경보다 찐로컬구경이 더 재밌었음 과일도 시티팰리스쪽에서 파는거보다 색깔도좋고 더 맛있어보이는 과일,코코넛보임 코코넛 30루피 바나나 킬로당 30루피

Ghanta Ghar in Jodhpur is lively and full of local charm. The clock tower stands beautifully at the center, surrounded by bustling markets. Great place to experience local culture, street food, and shopping. Evening visits are the best when the area feels energetic and colorful.

An old clock tower In the local market. We can see beautiful architecture of acian times of india here. We can see how beautifully it was made. Clocks were brought from London and It was the first public clock of the city and was built as a souvenir of the royal family of mevad. We can see here that a clock tower can also be a beautiful place.

Beautiful and famous "Ghantaghar" clock tower in Udaipur and surroundings. Even at night look fantastic.

El área de la Torre del Reloj es conocida por su imponente torre del reloj que fue construida hace más de 100 años como un recuerdo para la entonces Familia Real de Mewar y se destaca en la historia de la Ciudad de los Lagos. Zona a la que se accede por un costado del Palacio, es muy variopinta e histórica. Esta llena de pequeñas tiendas y goza de buen ambiente.

A heritage spot of Udaipur, surrounded by old style silver jewellery shops, small alleys, age old shops, a paradise for photo walk and casual travellers

This is the place for shopping in Udaipur the original working art of craftsmanship of lether and cloth juti,bangles,pagdi etc etc You find the work on these things unique to the culture of Rajasthan do try pan There is problem though you have have bargaining skills For bangles it should be in a range of 90 to 1200 you would be able to identify Same goes for earings I got my mother three pairs which cost around 100 -140 pair this The stones and rings have a high price perspective you need to sure about the quality at that price range- depends on quality and orginal ity Clothes 400-1200 Thats all rest do enjoy the view of the lakes and royal castle Khamakhai🙏🏼

Downtown of Udaipur. Several shops of antiques, dresses, cosmetics and others. Good restaurants are there of super tastes. Roads are narrow and crowded. Walking in the streets gives immense pleasure of being in one of the oldest cities.

The Ghanta Ghar is the clock tower of Udaipur. When it was built in 1887, it was the first public clock tower of the city. I would describe the architecture as Solanki if only because of the roof projections and recesses. Currently the tower is undergoing renovations, but you can still see enough of it. Worth a quick look if in the area, especially as the tower is in the main tourist circuit of Udaipur, otherwise I wouldn’t go out of the way to see it.

What I thought would be a very quick in and out visit actually turned into a proper conversation. They gave us enough time to talk that I didn't leave feeling like I had forgotten to ask something.

Pichola lake or doodh talai is just 20 min walking from here Do not take rikshaw or tuk tuk They will charge 200-300 for 1km Heavily crowded, no traffic management Bikes are parked around there

A clock tower of udaipur known as ghanta ghar. It is the main attraction for tourists. It's pure udaipur style architecture. Well maintained and beautiful to see at night when roads are empty.

It's one of the landmark points of Old Udaipur city. There are lots of local shops for souvenir and indian street food shops are available in nearby areas.

Jodphur is an amazing city. I highly recommend visiting there. It has so much texture and character. It’s beyond belief.

Clock tower or Ghantaghar of the past. A monument visible on the roadside. Hope the locals keep it untouched from encroachments, filth and rennovate in the same way it used to be 100-150 yrs back. The surrounding localities have developed into modern bustling towns hubs tarnishing the Rajput heritage looks it once held. The old architecture seems to be getting "culturally polluted" slowly, thanks to the availability of so called "modern" construction techniques, materials and designs. Just look how beautiful the old cities of London, Rome, Amsterdam and Venice look like. It is seen in old pictures that Camels, elephants, bullocks and horses and later cycles used to be the mode of transport. Where can tourists get a feel of all that slower pace of life humanity once had?? All we hear is peep-peep of scooters and autos and bikes everywhere! The city is losing its charm with each passing decade! I literally witnessed an accident live in front of my eyes when an auto banged inside a glass handicraft showroom near Jagannath Temple which injured driver and four tourists. Disheartening to see modern stuff in an ancient city. 😢

City clock so many jewellery shop even you can buy silver statue for ur loved once

Die Uhr läuft mechanisch ohne Strom und wird als 24h neu aufgezogen, importiert aus England und inspiriert von Big Ben.

Not even worth visiting only great thing is about the shopping area besides it The area near Ghanthaghar is very dirty

Nice clean lanes with beautiful houses and jewellery shops, tea stalls and many stories; humble, friendly people... Rajasthan!