Source: aajtak
India bursts with vibrant hues during every festival season, turning the country into a tapestry of celebration. As the festive spirits rise, so does the enthusiasm for shopping. To relish top-notch shopping at affordable prices, India’s celebrated markets in major cities are ideal destinations. From fashionable clothing and exquisite jewelry to unique festive items, these markets offer something for everyone without breaking the bank. The delightful thrill of navigating through these bustling bazaars and engaging in a bit of haggling adds a unique charm to your shopping spree.
Photo: PTI
Source: aajtak
Delhi’s Janpath Market is a treasure trove for shopaholics. Branded dresses, jewelry, sandals, and bags are available at unbelievably low prices. Goods that might cost 2000 rupees in a mall can be found here for a mere 300 to 500 rupees. The joy of bargaining here makes shopping all the more special.
Photo: delhitourism.travel
Source: aajtak
Mumbai’s Kurla Market is the budget-friendly place for clothes. Offered by the kilogram, small traders transform these into trendy kurtis, frocks, pants, and shorts. The lively market vibe and the incredibly low costs have made it a must-visit for fashion lovers.
Photo: Pixabay
Source: aajtak
Bangalore’s Commercial Street is synonymous with fashion. Affordable clothes, imitation jewelry, footwear, and sports items line this bustling street. Walking through the crowds and mastering the art of bargaining makes your shopping exciting and rewarding.
Photo: travelsetu.com
Source: aajtak
Kolkata’s New Market has been a favorite since 1874, with over 3000 shops selling clothes, shoes, books, crockery, sweets, and antiques. Everything here is available at a bargain, but haggling is essential. Its charm captivates both locals and tourists.
Photo: indiano.travel
Source: aajtak
Chennai’s T Nagar is considered the country’s largest shopping hub, filled with shops for gold jewelry, silk sarees, clothes, shoes, cosmetics, crockery, and household items. Catering to every budget, T Nagar is a beloved hotspot for every shopping enthusiast.
Photo: sunleisureworld.com
Source: aajtak
Hyderabad’s Sultan Bazaar, formerly Residency Bazaar, is perfect for women’s shopping. Over 100 shops sell the latest clothing, jewelry, and silverware at attractive prices. This market is especially popular for wedding and festival shopping.
Photo: yappe.in
Source: aajtak
Ahmedabad’s Lal Darwaza Market is famed for street shopping. Open from 11 AM to 10 PM, it offers clothes, footwear, traditional attire, old books, and children's clothes at low prices. Its delicious street food also attracts many visitors.
Photo: x.com/Bennett Dean
Source: aajtak
Near Pune’s Garware Bridge, Hong Kong Lane is known for affordable, stylish foreign goods. Youths flock here for denim, tops, footwear, junk jewelry, perfumes, and cosmetics, making it a funky fashion and shopping favorite.
Photo: facebook.com/Dina Massurker
Source: aajtak
Surat’s Sahara Darwaza hosts India’s largest wholesale market for clothes and sarees. Sarees, salwar kameez, and traditional wear are available at affordable prices. Bustling with crowds during wedding and festival seasons, its wholesale rates make it a shopping hotspot for women.
Photo: facebook.com/knyakhatke
Source: aajtak
Jaipur’s Sunday Market, with over 600 shops, is a popular, budget-friendly destination. Offering clothes, utensils, cosmetics, decorations, and home goods wholesale and retail, it stays open from 9 AM to 10 PM. Known for quality and low prices, it especially shines during festival seasons.
