Sardarshahar Clock Tower

The Sardarshahar Clock Tower is a unique architectural landmark in Churu district, Rajasthan. Built between 1968 and 1976 by the Tantia family, it stands 60 feet tall with a 30-foot upper minaret made of white marble. It is distinguished as the only clock tower in Asia with streets running underneath it in all four directions, allowing vehicles to pass through continuously.

Visitors can see a distinctive white marble clock tower positioned at a major road intersection where four streets converge beneath the structure. The tower features Swiss-made Anglo-Swiss watches embedded on its four sides. The surrounding area includes local markets and shops. The monument serves as a central landmark in Sardarshahar town.

The clock tower was constructed between 1968 and 1976 by the family of Shivabhagwan Tantia. It represents a unique architectural achievement in India, being designed with an open base that allows roads to pass through in all four cardinal directions.

The tower serves as a prominent landmark and source of local pride for Sardarshahar residents. It has become a recognizable symbol of the town and hosts local festivals featuring traditional Rajasthani folk music and dance.