Gadodia Market stands as a distinct red sandstone structure with arched doorways and heavy wooden shutters, rising above the narrow lanes of Fatehpuri. Built in nineteen twenty-two by a wealthy merchant named Laxmi Narayan Gadodia, the building served as a wholesale hub for the spice trade. Inside the high-walled courtyard, merchants still auction sacks of dried chilies, turmeric, and cumin. The scent of those spices hangs in the air, drifting from the same storage rooms that have held the city's seasoning for a century.
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