Adalat Bazaar

Adalat Bazaar is a historic traditional market located in the old walled city area of Patiala, Punjab, near Qila Mubarak. Established during the early development of Patiala city, it is known for its narrow lanes lined with shops selling traditional Punjabi juttis, phulkari embroidery, textiles, jewellery and everyday goods. The bazaar remains a busy commercial hub reflecting the city's heritage and serves as a popular shopping destination for visitors exploring Patiala's old city.

Visitors can expect a bustling, narrow-lane traditional bazaar in Patiala's old city with rows of small shops on both sides. The market offers traditional Punjabi juttis, phulkari suits and dupattas, textiles, wedding wear, jewellery, and general merchandise. The surroundings are densely built with historic facades near Qila Mubarak. Visitors can walk through the lanes, browse shops, interact with shopkeepers, and sample local street food from nearby stalls.

Adalat Bazaar is one of the traditional bazaars of the old walled city of Patiala, which was founded by Maharaja Ala Singh in 1763. Developed around the Qila Mubarak complex, the bazaar historically served as a commercial centre for the royal city and continues to function as a heritage market reflecting Patiala's urban and mercantile history.

The bazaar is culturally significant as a centre for traditional Punjabi crafts, especially Punjabi jutti making and phulkari embroidery, and for everyday shopping culture of Patiala. It reflects the living heritage of the old city and remains an important place for wedding shopping and festive purchases for local communities and visitors.