Street Markets in Delhi

Whenever you’re having craving for shopping but it’s the end of the month and you don’t have much money to spare at that moment? Delhi street bazaars will be a lifesaver to you guys then! Getting your hands on amazing quality products at great affordable prices! It would be amazing right? Why has it to be a “would be?” when it really can happen?

This is exactly what our expectations are every time we step out for street shopping! Delhi which is lovingly known as Dilwaalo ki Dilli has a really good amount of markets throughout the streets of Delhi. Some of them in the city is basically known as Bazaars that promise a soul-pleasing and satisfactory experience.

Things you need to know about Delhi:

A diverse capital of a diverse country, Delhi! This city has countless mentions in countless pages of history and continues to be a place of great importance even today. People of different religions and cultures live together in harmony in India. We can’t ignore the fact of how popular India is for its culture worldwide but we also can’t ignore the popularity of street shopping all over India.

While the many famous tourist spots often make their way to travel guides, shopping places, etc… often the tourists aren’t aware of the popularity of street shopping in India. Markets are surely the best place to learn about the people, their culture and their beliefs for the Tourister besides a purchase of a bunch of stuff from the markets would make their visit complete.

Why Street shopping?

Even if you’re not a big fan of shopping, Delhi markets are worth giving a shot to exploring. From electronics to clothes to shoes to spices to handcraft items to pots, in Delhi you can find them all in an aisle which is nothing but their streets instead of roaming from aisle to aisle in supermarkets or malls. We can’t ignore the fact of how comfortable and the assurance of great quality products malls can give, but the best experience of shopping in Delhi is at its street markets and bazaars.

This blog would be incomplete without mentioning their famous street markets and with only mentioning their popularity!

1.Sarojini Nagar:

There wouldn’t be a single citizen in Delhi who will not know this place! With the surplus of exporters in India, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Pakistan and tons of cheap labor, You’ll find everything here at such low prices and good quality.

2. Janpath:

Named after the road it is located on, Janpath is the favorite flea market for almost everyone in Delhi! From designer tops to beautiful ethnic wear, it has a wide range of dressing options at affordable prices.

3. Chandni Chowk:

This place is one of India’s oldest markets which makes it famous for many things. It is situated in ODelhilhi lined by age-old buildings and surrounded by monuments. Shopping here will take you back in time and give you a tour through the city’s intriguing past.

4. Lajpat Nagar:

This place is popular for its rows of textile collections. It’s well connected by metro and buses. It is one of the most visited marketplaces in the metropolis.Fashionable western and traditional wear and trendy jewelry can be found here along with various household goods.

5. Dilli Haat:

Dilli Haat is one of the biggest and most renowned markets in Delhi. If you’re a fan of collecting handicrafts of different countries you’d love this place. The government established Dilli Haat to provide a platform for artisans to come and sell their handicrafts.

Some more markets and bazaars to make a visit to in Delhi:

• Karol Bagh

• Kamala Nagar

• Paharganj

• Tilak Nagar

• Lal Quarter

• Greater Kailash

• Karol Bagh

• Khan Market

• Connaught place

• Paharganj Bazaar

• Tibetan Market

• Palika Bazaar

• Sadar Bazaar etc…

CONCLUSION:

When in Delhi take a scroll of these places not only to explore and purchase cheaply affordable and quality goods but also to surf through the knowledge about Indian culture and beliefs.

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