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Bada Bazaar.

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The “grand bazaar” is a lively market where street side stalls and modern showrooms jostle for attention. Excellent souvenirs can be found here, including jewellery, traditional shibori hand dyed fabrics, camel leather bags and footwear, and much more, at reasonable rates. Udaipur is also famous for its miniature paintings.

  • Distance from the hotel 4 kms
  • Driving time 10 minutes

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