Udaipur is a delightful place for those who wanted to purchase folk toys, brightly coloured garments, hand printed textiles, batiks, dyed saris, metal images and Pichwal wall hangings. The city is famous for stone carved items and traditional puppets known as 'Kathputlis' which is made of wood. One can also purchase traditional handicrafts of Udaipur, precious stones, silver, kundan jewellery, brassware, terracotta sculptures, metal and mud pottery that includes plates, vessels, pots etc. Another item that can purchase from the shops of Udaipur is the traditionally done Pichwai paintings. These are the paintings of Lord Krishna, which are available on wood, silk, marble, paper and ivory. 

Hathi Pol, Bada Bazaar, Chetak Circle, Clock Tower, Mochiwada Bazar, Mandi Bazar, Palace Road etc. are some of the major shopping arcades of Udaipur. Mochiwada Bazar is known for handmade shoes while Mandi Bazar is famous for fresh ground spices. One could get things in cheaper price in these markets, for those who knows bargaining.

Rajasthali and Sadhna are two government emporiums that offer all the products under a single roof. Qualify products are available at these stalls, but at a fixed rate.