Toorji Ka Jhalra Bavdi

It doesn't have much to offer except the steep staircase you need to climb down. If the lighting is right the photographs you take might look good, otherwise they'll just look dirty. Not too crowded but it was very hot when we went. Overall worth a small visit after the Ghanta Ghar.

Toorji ka Jhalra is a historical place in Jodhpur and is located very near to Ghanta Ghar (Clock Tower). It was really lovely to visit this place as it was very beautiful and peaceful, there is a little bit of crowd not overcrowded and yes this is an open place so no tickets for this place. Also the local boys jump from height directly into the water for their fun but it entertains the crowd as well. The steps here makes this place more beautiful

Very good place. No tickets are required. It's located in an open, but busy and narrow street. I encountered a significant crowd during my visit. This is a stepwell from an earlier era. It's a good spot for photography, which likely contributes to the large crowds. It lies in the Middle of the market. The place is surrounded by many good restaurants, handicrafts and clothing shop. Can be reached easily. Many movies shooting took place here, From here you can see the fort. Dine at a restaurant and enjoy the scenic view along with the food.

Do Not, Do Not miss this slice of history in Jodhpur. Try to come around evening and still the lights are switched on in the surrounding buildings. You will be amazed by the wonderful vibes Perfect place to just sit and chit chat with your close ones, whoever they may be

This is a popular destination of Jodhpur. I liked it very much. You must go there in the evening. Spend your time roaming around there. Do photography. You just have to keep two things in mind that whenever you get down here, you have to get down carefully.

This, toorji ka jhalra is a historical landmark and it was established in approx 1710 something!! This is located very near to ghanta Ghar Jodhpur (clock tower). It was really nice to visit. Idhr se thoda jate hi blue City lane hai, n isse pehle gulab sagar talab, ranisar talab are near to this. Specially steps here are giving a beautiful touch to this. Normal rush to rehta hi h but thikee!! Overall It was good to visit. And yaah, this is in open area so no need of tickets to have a look to this.

Built in the early 18th century by Maharaja Abhay Singh, the step well was constructed to provide the locals with a reliable source of freshwater. The walls are decorated with intricate carvings that depict Hindu gods, goddesses, and scenes from the Mahabharata and Ramayana epics.

Good place to chill for few mins but don’t go by Instagram posts. It is ok ok place Connect with me on Instagram and YouTube for more travel updates - “Travel Rogi” is my channel