Travelling to
Jaipur
Rajasthan
Loading…Status: Traveller account published Jan 2026. Legal note: bhang is permitted only via state-licensed sale; the licence displayed was not independently verified.
Shop at the fort gate (Gopa Chowk) selling bhang lassi and bhang-laced drinks under a 'government authorised' sign.
This small shop near the main gate of Jaisalmer Fort is known for bhang lassi offered in light, medium or strong strengths, plus other bhang-laced drinks. Bhang (cannabis leaf preparation) is sold through state-licensed outlets in Rajasthan, while charas and ganja remain illegal under India's NDPS Act.
Within 1 km of Government Authorised Bhang Shop.
Jaisalmer wholesale-cum-retail market for shawls, chunky jewellery, and wooden and leather goods.
Square just outside Jaisalmer Fort's entrance with handicraft, textile, leather, silver and antique shops.
Cluster of five richly carved merchant mansions in Jaisalmer, the largest and most elaborate haveli group in the city.
Garden-courtyard vegetarian restaurant near Dhibba Para with Rajasthani food and evening folk music and dance.
Station Road snack-and-sweet shop famed for pyaz kachori and mawa kachori, opposite Polo Victory.
Open-air street-food court in Ram Niwas Bagh gathering well-known Jaipur vendors in one place; small entry fee.
MI Road lassi stall serving thick lassi in clay kulhads since 1944; shuts once sold out.
Early-opening MI Road tea stall near Ganpati Plaza, running since 1946; kadak masala chai with bun maska.
Clock Tower snack shop known for large samosas with a spiced potato-and-cashew filling.
Tiny egg stall at the Sardar Market/Clock Tower gate serving masala and cheese omelettes.
Walled-city breakfast spot on Chaura Rasta known for pyaz and dal kachori with chutneys.