Sojati Gate

Sojati Gate is one of the iconic gates of old Jodhpur, originally part of the walled city built by the Marwar rulers to protect and regulate the growing capital. Located at the center of what is now a busy traffic and shopping junction, Sojati Gate has transformed from a traditional defensive structure into a lively commercial and cultural hub that still carries the essence of Jodhpur’s vibrant past.

Surrounded by lanes filled with colorful shops and local vendors, the area around Sojati Gate is especially famous for traditional Rajasthani items such as Bandhani fabrics, lac bangles, mojris (leather footwear), and silver jewelry. The street market is always buzzing with activity, drawing both locals and tourists eager to experience the authentic bazaar feel.

Though the original gate has seen wear with time and urban expansion, its historical significance remains intact. The structure retains its classic Rajasthani features like arched entrances and chhatris (domed kiosks). Close to Sojati Gate, you'll also find easy access to popular attractions like Clock Tower (Ghanta Ghar) and Sardar Market, making it an ideal stop on a heritage walk.

In the evenings, the market becomes livelier, with food stalls selling chaat, kachori, and kulfi, adding a flavorful dimension to your visit. It is a great place to shop, eat, photograph, and immerse in local culture.

Whether you're exploring the walled city or shopping for souvenirs, Sojati Gate offers an experience that bridges Jodhpur's glorious history and its energetic present.