Nehru Bazaar picks up where Bapu Bazaar leaves off at New Gate and runs west along the wall towards Chandpole, with the same trades — jutis, tie-dye, quilts, printed cloth — and somewhat less crowd. The juti shops here have their own following, and the textile shops sell to local families as well as to visitors.
It is also the bazaar nearest the MI Road sweet shops and the Rawat kachori side, so a walk from the station end through Nehru and Bapu Bazaar to Johari Bazaar covers most of what the walled city sells.
In and around the bazaar
| Name | Where | What it is known for |
|---|---|---|
| Juti shops | Nehru Bazaar | Leather mojaris; several old names. |
| Textile and saree shops | Nehru Bazaar | Everyday sarees and dress material for local buyers. |
| Quilt and bedcover shops | Nehru Bazaar | Jaipuri razai and printed bedcovers. |
| New Gate | East end | Where Bapu Bazaar ends. |
| Chandpole side | West end | The road towards Chandpole Gate and Chhoti Chaupar. |
Worth knowing
- Less crowded than Bapu Bazaar; the same goods.
- Combine with a kachori at Rawat on Station Road nearby.
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