Sireh Deori Bazaar Jaipur: Complete Guide Timing, Shopping, Handicrafts & Local Vibes

If you’re in Jaipur and standing in front of the iconic Hawa Mahal, the colourful market you see just across the road is Sireh Deori Bazaar, one of the most loved shopping streets in the walled city. It’s busy, photogenic, affordable, and packed with everything Jaipur is famous for: Jaipuri quilts, camel-leather shoes, textiles, wall hangings, souvenirs, and handicrafts. Because of its location and mix of products, this is one of the first markets tourists explore in Jaipur.

Overview: What is Sireh Deori Bazaar?

Sireh Deori Bazaar (also written as Sireh Deori Bazar or Sireh Deodhi Bazaar) is a traditional market in the old city of Jaipur, located exactly opposite Hawa Mahal and very close to City Palace and Jantar Mantar. Because of this prime location, it gets a natural flow of tourists, photographers, and street shoppers. The market runs along the road and is lined with pink façades, small shops, and display racks full of colourful Rajasthani items.

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Why it’s popular:

• It’s easy to reach (right in the centre)
• Prices are better than big showrooms
• You get Rajasthani + touristy stuff in one place
• Perfect place to buy a “Jaipur souvenir” before you leave

Location, Timings & How to Reach

• Location: Opposite Hawa Mahal, Old Jaipur, Rajasthan – 302002
• Timings: Most shops open around 10:00 AM and stay open till 8:00–11:00 PM depending on the season. Evening is livelier.
• Nearest Metro: Chandpole Metro – approx. 2.5 km (take e-rickshaw/auto from there).
• From Jaipur Railway Station / MI Road: 10–15 mins by auto/taxi
• Parking in the old city is limited, so better to come by auto.

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What Makes Sireh Deori Bazaar Famous?

This bazaar is often described as a “tourist-friendly handicraft street” not too big, easy to walk, with varied products. Here’s what most sites and travel guides highlight:

• Jaipuri quilts & bedspreads – light, colourful, block-printed, easy to carry.
• Camel leather items – especially mojari/jutti, bags, wallets.
• Rajasthani souvenirs – puppets, wall hangings, miniature décor.
• Textiles & stoles – cotton dupattas, bandhej, leheriya, shawls.
• Decor pieces – lamps, glasswork, brass items, marble curios.

Because it sits in the sightseeing belt, it’s also a place to experience Jaipur’s daily street life rickshaws, local shopkeepers, tourists clicking photos of Hawa Mahal, and rooftop cafés nearby. That’s why many blogs call it one of the best shopping streets in Jaipur.

What to Buy at Sireh Deori Bazaar

1) Jaipuri Quilts & Textiles

Probably the most repeated product across all sources, Sireh Deori is popular for soft, light, winter-and-AC quilts, cushion covers, bedspreads and cotton throws. Good for export/bulk buyers too.

2) Camel Leather Footwear & Bags

You’ll find plenty of shops selling camel leather juttis/mojris, belts, and small handbags something Jaipur is quite known for among tourists. Tell readers to check stitching and inner sole quality.

3) Rajasthani Souvenirs & Handicrafts

Puppets (kathputli), painted wooden elephants, marble miniatures, glass lamps, and wall hangings with mirror work all of these are classic “I went to Jaipur” gifts.

Also Check: Jaipur Handicrafts Market

4) Clothes & Traditional Wear

Some shops keep lehenga, chaniya choli, sarees, and colourful skirts good for tourists who want a photoshoot look near Hawa Mahal.

5) Snacks & Local Delights

Because it’s a tourist belt, you’ll always find quick-bite places, lassi, and rooftop cafés nearby (Tattoo Café is right there). You can mention this to increase dwell time.

Shopping Tips for First-Time Visitors

1. Bargain, but nicely – Most shops quote a tourist price. Start with 40–50% lower and settle midway.
2. Compare 2–3 shops – Many shops sell similar items; don’t buy from the first one you see.
3. Check fabric & stitching – Especially for quilts and leather goods.
4. Carry cash – UPI is common now, but small vendors still prefer cash.
5. Best time to visit – Morning (better prices, less heat) or evening (better photos). Late evening also looks beautiful with Hawa Mahal lit up.
6. Beware of “this is government fixed rate” lines – Only trust this if you’re in a known emporium.
7. Pack light – Lanes are narrow and crowded.

Nearby Attractions to Club with Sireh Deori

Because of its location, you can make a “One-day Old Jaipur Walk” and add internal links later:

• Hawa Mahal – right opposite
• City Palace – 3–5 min walk
• Jantar Mantar – 5 min walk
• Bapu Bazaar / Johari Bazaar / Tripolia Bazaar – all in the old city belt
• Rooftop cafés facing Hawa Mahal for Instagram shots

Best Time to Visit

• Season: October–March is ideal because Jaipur weather is pleasant and walking in the old city becomes enjoyable.
• Time of Day: Early morning for calm browsing; late afternoon to sunset if you want to click Hawa Mahal + bazaar shots; nights are lively and shops stay open late (till ~11 PM per heritage site).

Why Sireh Deori Bazaar is Good for Tourists

• It’s compact – you don’t have to walk kms like Johari Bazaar.
• It’s right in front of a landmark, so no confusion about location.
• It has tourist-oriented products – easy to carry, photo-friendly, gift-friendly.
• It gives a “Rajasthan experience” even if you’re in Jaipur for just half a day.

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