Delhi markets offer a vibrant atmosphere for shopping. A huge variety of items, including handicrafts from all over India, can be found in Delhi's markets, making it the best market in India. You can find a treasure trove of goods in these top markets in Delhi.
Do you want to shop in Delhi? There is no place like our beloved city's street markets. There's a bustling crowd, a vibrant atmosphere, a scrumptious menu, and, of course, soul-satisfying shopping sprees. Here are some of Delhi's best street bazaars and shopping markets.
1. Chandni Chowk
Description
One of the oldest markets of Delhi, Chandni Chowk has always been a shopper's wonderland. The market is well-known for its vast range of jewellery, books, clothes, spices, electronic goods, accessories, etc. The market also has the famous 'Nai Sarak' (New Road), where booklovers can get everything from novels to textbooks at wholesale prices. Its 'Kinari Bazaar' is perfect for wedding shopping and sells embroidered fabric, zari borders, fancy textiles, embellished clothes; in short everything festive.
Chandni Chowk has been the haven of silver merchants since the time of Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. Its market named 'Dariba Kalan' is the perfect place for you if you are looking for authentic silver trinkets, jewellery, silver utensils, etc. Besides this, a visit to the 'Bhagirath Palace' - Asia's largest market for lights, fixtures and electronic goods is a must when you are in this part of the city. So, for your unforgettable shopping experience in the winding lanes of Old Delhi, the best place to be at is Chandni Chowk.
Timings
10:30 am - 9:00 pm (Sun Closed)
Nearest Metro Station
Chandni Chowk (Yellow Line) / Chawri Bazaar (Yellow Line)
2. Dilli Haat INA
Description
One of the prime properties of Delhi Tourism, Dilli Haat INA is the first-of-its-kind food and craft bazaar in the capital spread over six acres of land. Dotted with thatched-roof kiosks and cottages, this open-air market gives a rustic vibe and offers visitors an opportunity to experience the richness of Indian culture and crafts heritage.
It is the ideal destination of shoppers looking for traditional Indian handicrafts like colourful tribal paintings, handmade bamboo baskets, intricate wooden artefacts, rich hand-woven shawls, and fine marble figurines. One can also carry back miniature brass ornaments, striking tribal masks and vibrant string puppets sold here as souvenirs from their Incredible India trip. The haat also offers the latest range of silver trinkets, quirky costume jewellery, plush scarves and stoles, perfect for women with a boho-chic wardrobe.
Open Days
All Days (Including National Holidays)
Timings
10:30 am - 10:00 pm (Open All Days including National Holidays)
Contact
011 26119055, 011 24678817
Nearest Metro Station
Dilli Haat INA (Yellow / Pink Line)
3. Dilli Haat Janakpuri
Description
Spread over eight acres, Dilli Haat Janakpuri (DHJP) is the biggest haat in Delhi developed by Delhi Tourism. It boasts of a massive open-air marketplace with several craft shops, an exposition hall, an AC auditorium, a food court, and a museum.
The haat houses 46 AC shops, 74 open platform stalls, and 100 conventional craft stalls. It offers everything from traditional handicrafts to regional products from various parts of the country. Besides offering an unforgettable shopping experience, this haat keeps its visitors entertained too with diverse shows and performances every week at its grand amphitheatre. As a socio-cultural complex that reflects the splendour of India's craft and cuisine, DHJP is an ethnic paradise for shopaholics.
Timings
11:00 am - 10:00 pm (Open All Days)
Contact
011 25612181
Nearest Metro Station
Tilak Nagar (Blue Line) / Dabri Mod Janakpuri South (Magenta Line)
4. Dilli Haat Pitampura
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Description
Dilli Haat Pitampura is a one-stop-destination designed and developed by Delhi Tourism for the city's craft, cuisine and culture lovers. Spread across 7.2 acres of land, this bazaar is built at a strategic location that makes it easily accessible from important centres of the city.
At the entrance to the marketplace, one is welcomed by a vibrant street plaza, bustling with people who offer a glimpse of the youthful street culture of Delhi. Further inside, the market is dotted with 108 craft stalls that sell traditional Indian artefacts and stunning ethnic products.
Timings
11:00 am - 10:00 pm (Open All Days)
Contact
011 27317663, 011 27310192
Nearest Metro Station
Netaji Subhash Place (Pink Line)
Entry Fee
Indian Adults: Rs. 20
Indian Kids: Rs. 10
5. Janpath and Tibetan Markets
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Description
Located at Connaught Place - the heart of Delhi, the Janpath and Tibetan Markets respectively, are two great places for finding trendy products at budget-friendly prices. The Tibetan Market, nestled on a single strip of road is famed for its stunning Tibetan antiques which come at better prices than anywhere in Tibet. From wooden necklaces, sound bowls, Buddhist Thangka paintings to tribal masks, this is the destination for authentic Tibetan souvenirs.
Ahead of the Tibetan Market lies Janpath, dotted with dainty kiosks on either side that sell the best of modish and traditional clothes and accessories. To amp your street style, the market offers chic tops, casual bottom-wears, hip costume jewellery, fashionable footwear and much more; all giveaway prices. Those shopping for home decor can also check out the Monga Handicraft Corner for its artistic bird cages and cool lanterns.
Timings
11:00 am - 9:00 pm (Open All Days)
Nearest Metro Station
Janpath (Violet Line) / Rajiv Chowk (Blue Line / Yellow Line)
6. Kamla Nagar Market
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Description
Kamla Nagar Market, located right in the middle of the Delhi University North Campus, beckons shoppers with the promise of quality shopping at reasonable prices. Spanning across numerous lanes, this market is known for its exhaustive range of clothes, accessories, bags, etc.
Its location makes it a favourite hangout point of youngsters, especially college students who throng in large numbers. It is a great place to shop for casual wear and trendy footwear. Another draw of this market is its impressive collection of stylish bags and sturdy backpacks for people of all ages. Not just clothing, the market is also a one-stop-destination for regular household items. So, whenever in North Delhi, check out this place for sure!
Timings
10:00 am - 9:00 pm (Mon Closed)
Nearest Metro Station
GTB Nagar / Vishwavidyalya (Yellow Line)
7. Karol Bagh Market
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Description
The Karol Bagh Market is a bustling shopping hub in West Delhi. As one of the best-known wholesale markets in the city, the bazaar draws people looking for fine deals on their purchases. For budget shoppers, the 'Ajmal Khan Road' offers a wide range of inexpensive readymade garments, sandals, scarves and traditional fabrics.
Further exploring the market, one comes across several shops that sell high-end products seized by the customs. Here you can find unique items like exotic perfumes, imported chocolates and offbeat mementoes at pocket-friendly prices. Located deeper within is the 'Gaffar Market', considered one of the largest electronics markets in Asia. A paradise for tech-savvy buyers, it offers great deals on laptops, mobiles and phones, mobile accessories and second-hand electronic goods.
Timings
11:00 am - 10:00 pm (Open All Days)
Nearest Metro Station
Karol Bagh (Blue Line)
8. Lajpat Nagar Market
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Description
South Delhi's famed Lajpat Nagar Market is a popular shopping hub prized for trendy goods within budget. From garments, footwear, jewellery, accessories to electronics, the market has everything one needs.
With its roadside collection of beads, pearls, stones and DIY necklaces, this market beckons everyone in love with quirky costume jewellery. For fans of traditional Indian footwear, there are numerous jutti stalls selling stylish Indian-inspired flats at attractive prices. A big allure of Lajpat Nagar is that unlike other street bazaars, it also caters to men. So, while women are dazzled by the endless range of traditional attires and trendy dresses, men are spoilt for choice with an impressive array of Lucknowi kurtas, sherwanis and other readymade garments.
Timings
11:00 am - 8:00 pm (Mon Closed)
Nearest Metro Station
Lajpat Nagar (Violet / Pink Line)
9. Lal Quarter Market
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Description
Lal Quarter Market, also known as Mini Connaught Place, is one of the oldest markets of East Delhi. This marketplace, maintained by the Delhi Municipal Corporation, radiates the authentic Delhi charm and is famous for its jewellery stores and apparel shops.
For regular shoppers, the main street abounds with hawkers selling everything from balloons, clothes, snacks, toys, utensils to track pants. Catering to admirers of the Indian culture, there are stores offering ethnic Indian attire and stunning traditional jewellery and accessories. Like other flea markets, those who flex their bargaining muscles can score great deals here too.
Timings
10:00 am-9:00 pm (Mon Closed)
Nearest Metro Station
Laxmi Nagar (Blue Line) / Preet Vihar (Blue Line)
10. Meena Bazaar
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Description
Nestled between Dariba Kalan and Jama Masjid is Meena Bazaar, one of the most ancient markets of the city. Also known as Chatta Chowk Bazaar, the corridors of this place transport you to the Mughal era Delhi. Retaining the Islamic touch, most shops here sell traditional Muslim garments like the burqas (veils donned by Muslim ladies), traditional embroidered caps for men and pictures of Islamic religious sites.
Maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), this age-old marketplace has some shops selling wedding attires, colourful blankets, shawls and even diaries. A big attraction for tourists are the intricate Mughal era carvings that are still visible on some of its oldest buildings.
Timings
11:00 am - 7:30 pm (Mon Closed)
Nearest Metro Station
Jama Masjid (Violet Line)
11. Paharganj Market
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Description
Paharganj Market is touted as the place for the best bargain-shopping in Delhi. The bustling streets of the Main Bazaar, the primary market in Paharganj, offer a cheerful experience of the local shopping culture. The street is lined with shops offering everything from jewellery, music items, fabrics, shoes, incense to hookah pipes.
Depending on the bargaining skills, one can grab elegant handbags, trendy clothes and stylish footwear at giveaway prices. For those seeking unique items, this market is also mostly visited for its one-of-a-kind home decor pieces.
Timings
11:00 am - 9:00 pm (Mon Closed)
Nearest Metro Station
New Delhi (Yellow Line / Orange Line) or R. K. Ashram Marg (Blue Line)
12. Palika Bazaar
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Description
An underground shopping wonderland, Palika Bazaar, located in Connaught Place is dotted with numerous air-conditioned stores. Hailed for the too-good-to-be-true bargains made here, shopping in this market is no less than an adventure. With the right haggling skills, you can score everything from clothes, perfumes, bags to electronic gadgets within a shoe-string budget.
A major attraction of this market is its numerous electronic shops where the most trending games, gadgets and consoles can be bought at throw-away prices. Another reason to head here is for its quirky stores selling stunning artefacts and unique souvenirs.
Timings
10:30 am - 8:00 pm (Open All Days)
Nearest Metro Station
Rajiv Chowk (Blue Line / Yellow Line)
13. Rajouri Garden Market
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Description
One of the most prominent markets of West Delhi, the Rajouri Garden Market is a fashionista's haven. One can find anything and everything from stylish apparel, bags, accessories to trendy footwear.
Its street shops offer an incredible variety of casual wear for women, including crop tops, stripe tees, kurtis and floral tops at pocket-friendly prices. For buying souvenirs as well as home decor pieces, one can check out the interior decoration shops selling stunning designer lanterns, vintage clocks, stone fountains as well as beautiful terracotta pieces.
Timings
9:00 am - 9:00 pm (Open All Days)
Nearest Metro Station
Rajouri Garden (Blue Line / Pink Line)
14. Sarojini Nagar Market
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Description
The Sarojini Nagar Market offers shoppers a great opportunity to buy stylish products at worthy prices. Famous for its chic clothes, costume jewellery and low-priced cosmetics, it is a shopping haven for women.
Besides clothing and accessories, one can find an impressive range of footwear, kitchen utensils and home decor items at reasonable rates. Since items from prominent brands produced in surplus or with minor defects land here, everything can be bought within a shoe-string budget, especially for those who can bargain well.
Timings
11:00 am - 8:00 pm (Mon Closed)
Nearest Metro Station
Sarojini Nagar (Pink Line)
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