Blue Corridor Jodhpur - Tourist attraction in Jodhpur - Jodhpur, India

Not at all worth the hype.total blue City tour is just a hype. If you want to do it anyway ,visit this one and the Morrocan house and go to your hotel room and chill.this is also not that good.All the paintings in this lane are half damaged and not looking that attractive.

One of the cutest neighbourhoods I've seen in India. Come here, get lost and walk between the little street and allies. Awesome place for pictures.

Beautiful laneways full of murals of Krishna, Rama, Hanuman, etc and other Indian scenes like elephants, peacocks, etc. At the base of the rocky outcrop with stairs leading up to the fort. Great views over old and new blue cities.

Walk through the crowded streets you will find 3 routes. Any route you will take it leads to the view point to see the sunset and blue city view . In the nights also the city view point is good

Beautiful blue corridor with houses getting repainted now as well! Only thing is the roads are extremely dirty and getting there through the market is also a task. If they improve the cleanliness, it's a complete and fulfilling experience.

First one has to locate this place, and te best place to do so is from the Mehrangarh Fort. Then keeping this location in mind, either descend from the fort towards that direction or go to Ghanta Ghar and walk through the narrow lanes of Sadar Bazar, itself another enchanting activity. Keep asking the shopkeepers till you reach the Panchmukhi Balaji Temple in Sodagaran Mohalla, et voila the beginning of 'Le Blue Corridor'. Lots of information about the etymology of the place and other details on the Net, so this much will suffice... But it is a highly hyped place, though I liked it...

The corridors painted with colours portraits are 100-200 mts long, filled with beautiful acrylic/oil paintings. The corridor is just 500-800mts walk from ghanta ghar. do not follow the auto driver traps, query any shop keepers ,and they will guide you the way to blue corridor. It is a pass-by pathway towards the fort. As hypes created by bloggers, it is an eye dazzling blue town view from the blue City. Perfect place to witness sunset. There are 3 gates or routes to the fort/blue city 1 path is via the police station, connecting the fort wall. 2 path is via the above blue corridor 3 paths are via blue roof houses ,it leads exactly to the backside of the fort ,where the actual fully blue painted houses are present.

The Blue Corridor in Jodhpur is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. This historic neighborhood, known for its iconic blue-painted houses, is a visual delight. Wandering through its narrow, winding streets feels like stepping into a vibrant blue wonderland. The cobalt-blue facades and intricately designed doorways showcase the rich heritage of Jodhpur and provide endless opportunities for photography enthusiasts. The local residents' warm hospitality adds a welcoming touch to this charming neighborhood. Exploring the Blue Corridor is like a journey through time and culture, offering a unique glimpse into Jodhpur's past and present. Whether you're strolling through its labyrinthine alleys or simply admiring the picturesque streetscape, a visit to the Blue Corridor is a must for anyone seeking the authentic essence of this beautiful blue city.