Shopping in Delhi attracts tourists from every nook and corner of the world, not only for exploring the sightseeing of the place, but also for shopping in Delhi. The bustling markets of the city are very popular among the travellers as well as local people. The charm of the shopping extravaganza has a great range of selection, right from the traditional jewelry to the handicrafts of the latest fashion. Apart from these attractive things, the consumer goods are also very popular among the shopaholics. Delhi lures customers of every budget to the local and posh markets of the city. The city has different market for different products and every area has the specialty of selling the variety of particular goods. Some of the specialized goods selling in specialized markets are leather, linen, silk, antiques and furniture.
Sarojini Nagar
Been regarded as one of the cheapest and the most crowded of all markets in Delhi, Sarojini market takes the crown when it comes to budget shopping. The market will take you an entire day to explore and offers everything that you will ever need to buy. It is a good one stop shop for buying, apparel, footwear, home décor items, kids related items, home furnishings, etc. The shops are small and are situated in every crooked bit of a place imaginable. The crowd might be a challenge, if you are visiting for the first time. But the quality and the rates that you get in Sarojini market are found nowhere in and around New Delhi. Customers often remark that a Rs.250 product can be purchased for as low as Rs.50 if one knows to bargain with all his might. So be a sport and step into the busiest and the most jacked market in Delhi.
Janpath Marg
The Janpath market that is located on Janpath marg is the place to be for bargain shopping. Shops have flocked the roadside pavements of the area and offer a great variety of Indian apparel and accessories. These shops are renowned for their Kashmiri shops and local India fare. Be sure to check what you buy before paying the price.
Chandni Chowk
The place in old Delhi called Chandni Chowk is famous for many markets that find their presence within the area. It is said to be built during the Mughal era by Emperor Shahjahan’s daughter - Jahanara. This place represents the charm of old world Delhi and the spirit is still survived within the walls of Chandni Chowk. The many markets enshrined within were set up during the ancient times and have known to survive almost three centuries. They include Kathra Neel for cloth, Chawri Bazaar for paper and stationery, Bhagirath Palace for electronics, Dariba Kalan for jewellery and many others too. It is the only ethnic market situated in Delhi that is carefully preserved by its people.
Karol Bagh Market
A mix of branded stores and street stalls makeup the market at Karol Bagh. These shops sell a variety of products ranging from jewellery to clothes, spices, electronics and much more. There are a few restaurants too art Karol Bagh that are popular with shoppers, who often drop by for a light snack after they’ve done shopping.
