The graceful palaces, forts and temples strewn throughout the city bring alive the historic grandeur of
this city. Lending a romantic aura to Jodhpur, are its exquisite handicrafts, folk dances, folk music and
the brightly attired people
PEOPLE: Regarding the Jodhpur culture, the Jodhpuri people are amongst the most hospitable people
of India. They have a typical Marwari accent. The lifestyle in Jodhpur, India is quite fascinating. The
folks there wear nice and lovely multihued costumes. The women folk wear wide gathered skirts and a
hip length jacket, with three quarter length sleeves, covering the front and back. Women are also love
to wear jewelry on many parts of their body. Another one of the unique features of the culture of
Jodhpur, Rajasthan is the colorful turbans worn by men. The popular tight, horse riding
trousers,'Jodhpurs', took their name from this city only.
LANGUAGE:
The main languages spoken here are Hindi, Marwari and Rajasthani.
CUISINES:
A number of Indian delicacies have also originated in Jodhpur. While there, do not forget to try the
famous Kachouri (a snack eaten with chutney). Those with a sweet tooth should try laddoos, which
simply melt in your mouth. And not to forget, do have a tall glass of buttermilk or 'lassi'. Following are
some of the famous Jodhpur cuisines:
* Makhaniya Lassi
* Mawa Kachori
* Pyaaz Kachori
* Hot & Spicy Mirchibada (A preparation made with potato, onion, chili and gram flour)
* Panchkuta.
Jodhpur is also famous for its sweets. It is like a tradition in Jodhpur to first have something sweet and
then proceed on to the main course. The sweet hospitality of Jodhpur is known as Mithi Manuhar.
Maybe this is the reason for the sweet tone of the people of Jodhpur. Some of the popular sweets of
Jodhpur are:
* Mave ki Kachori
* Besan ki Chaaki
* Maakhan Vade
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