Jaipur: The Walled City markets have taken on a festive look ahead of Diwali, with themed decorations and religious displays adding to the celebrations.
Jaipur’s markets are being decorated around different themes
A grand Ram temple, measuring 42 feet in width and 36 feet in height, has been set up in the city, alongside a live tableau depicting the construction of the Ram Setu. Both attractions were opened to the public on Friday, coinciding with Dhanteras, drawing visitors to the decorated markets.
A grand Ram temple, measuring 42 feet in width and 36 feet in height, has been set up in the city, alongside a live tableau depicting the construction of the Ram Setu at Chhoti Choupar in Jaipur, Rajasthan on 06 November 2026
Meanwhile, the Walled City markets witnessed a steady rush of shoppers on Dhanteras. Jewellery shops, in particular, saw a large number of customers from morning onwards, with people stepping out to buy gold and silver on the auspicious occasion. Illuminated shopfronts and festive decorations added to the Diwali atmosphere, while shopping activity picked up across the city as families made their festive purchases.This year, Jaipur’s markets are being decorated around different themes, going beyond the usual lights. Jaipur Vyapar Mahasangh has announced collective decorations across 51 markets for 11 days. The initiative aims to give the markets a festive makeover and make shopping a more enjoyable experience for visitors.The Jaipur Municipal Corporation has also held meetings with market associations to discuss arrangements for lighting, sanitation, security and fire safety. Traders have been allowed to keep decorations in place for 11 days this year, compared with the earlier limit of seven days, extending the festive atmosphere across the city’s markets.
