Last updated: October 2026 · Method: compiled from public listings and traveller reports; treat figures as planning aids, not quotations.
📄 Image slot: a walking route map through sadar market lanes in order.
The Sadar belt rewards one walking order: enter from the Kote Gate side through the cloth lanes, cross the mojari and wool mid-belt, and exit at the far gate among the evening fryers. The sequence follows the market’s own trade approach, and walked in order it reads as a single route rather than a maze.
The Sadar belt rewards walking in sequence, and this route map lays out the order.
The route
- Enter from the gate end: start on the Kote Gate side, where the cloth lanes begin.
- The mid-belt holds the mojari and wool counters.
- Exit at the food rows: finish at the far gate among the evening fryers.
The order, and why it works
- Entering at the Kote Gate side starts you where the market is freshest: the cloth lanes trade most actively in the morning and early evening.
- The mid-belt is the comparison stretch, where mojari and wool counters sit close enough to cross-shop on foot.
- Finishing at the evening fryers is the reward design: heavy packages walk the shortest final stretch, and the snacks mark the exit.