The jewelry street of Jaipur. Generations of families have been selling precious stones, kundan work, and meenakari jewelry here. Fair warning: prices aren't fixed, and shopkeepers are skilled negotiators. Start by offering 40-50% of the quoted price and work from there. For authentic purchases, look for BIS hallmark on gold. The lane also has fantastic lac bangles and tie-dye fabrics. Sundays most shops stay shut.

If Johari Bazaar is for jewelry, Bapu Bazaar is where you go for everything else — mojaris (traditional Rajasthani footwear), leather bags, block-printed fabrics, and basically every souvenir your relatives expect you to bring back. The mojari shops here have been around for decades. Tip: check the sole quality before buying. This market gets incredibly crowded on weekends and festival seasons.

Traditional market famous for lac bangles, brass utensils, and textiles. Named after the three-gated entrance to City Palace.

Narrow lane famous for lac bangles in every color and design. Watch artisans make bangles on the spot.

Jewelry lane in the heart of Pink City. Specialized in kundan, meenakari, and precious stone jewelry.

Studio of legendary blue pottery artist Kripal Singh Shekhawat. Award-winning pottery and Padma Shri awardee's work.