Construction of Umaid Bhawan Palace was commenced in 1929 and was completed in 1943 AD. The palace boasts of a combination of Indian and European styles of architecture. It beholds a museum showcasing the rich collection of the bygone eras.

Built-in the memory of Maharaja Jaswant Singh, the Second in the year 1899. It is a cenotaph where people come to hang out. Inside the monument, you will find the portraits of many Rathore rulers and Maharajas.

A famous Clock Tower in the Old City was constructed by Maharaja Sardar Singh during 1880 and 1911. This tower dominates the whole scenario of the market. You can shop for handicrafts, saris, spices, vegetables, and a lot more here.

The only aim behind its foundation was to restore the rocky area near the fortress. It spreads over 72 hectares at the foot of the impregnable Mehrangarh Fort. It reflects the hard work and dedication of the ecologists who spared no efforts to make the place green.

Commonly known as the stepwell of Jodhpur, Toorji ka Jhalra is known for its intricate design of stepwell. One of the few remaining structures depicting the traditional style of reserving water. This is an 18th century stepwell with intricate.