Business Travel to Jodhpur

A major tourist attraction of India, Jodhpur is resplendent with old world charm as it projects the royalty of its rulers through the numerous forts and palaces, temples and havelis all standing tall to testify the glory of the bygone era. Often referred to as the Blue City of the India, Jodhpur has been named after its founder Rao Jodha. Jodhpur forms an angle in the triangular desert trail of the Thar; Jaisalmer and Bikaner forming the other two angles respectively. A travel to this enchanting city will be a memory of a lifetime.

Brass Craft, Jodhpur

The handicraft of Jodhpur is very famous not just in India but also in the foreign markets as well. This place in the Marwar region of Rajasthan is extravagant in the textile industry with techniques like tie and dye, which are called bandhini and lehriya in the local terminology. Apart from readymade garments, furnishings and other household accessories are also exported from here not only to different parts India but also to the world.

Jodhpur is also very well known for its skilled craftsmen in the antique furniture and silver jewelry items enabling it to earn handsome revenue every year.

Jodhpur plays host to a regular list of Business clientele who travel to this place for trade purposes. To cater to the needs of these travelers is a fleet of heritage hotels and resorts that truly enable a visitor to experience the old world charm and Rajasthani Royalty.

The historical Umaid Bhawan Palace has been partly converted into a heritage hotel where one can check in to experience a grand lifestyle. The majestic Karni Bhawan Palace is often flocked by visitors who want to taste both the Rajasthani village lifestyle as well as its unique cuisine.

Travel to this unique city to experience nothing but the original. Let Jodhpur with its royal splendor welcome you to its midst this year…

How to reach Jodhpur

By Air
Jodhpur Civil aerodrome is connected by daily flights to Delhi, Mumbai, Jodhpur and Udaipur.

By Rail
Jodhpur junction is well connected to Delhi by Mandore express to Mumbai. Direct daily trains connect it also to other major cities in the country.

By Road
Jodhpur is a comfortable 6 hr drive from the state capital, Jodhpur. A good network of buses connects it to other major places in the region.

The best time to visit Jodhpur is during the winter months of October to March. Summers are generally very hot.

The cuisine of Jodhpur is very typically, Rajasthani. Cereals, pulses and vegetables followed by a sweet dish complete a wholesome Rajasthani meal generally called a Thali.