6 Best Interesting Markets in Delhi

Delhi � the capital city is very popular amongst the tourists visiting India from every nook and corner of the world. Apart from the colonial connection, Delhi has attracted visitors to explore its interesting markets. There is a lot for every shopaholic as there are numerous old markets to the plush malls. Have a look at these interesting markets in Delhi and grab some of the interesting clothes and artifacts at amazing deals:

Sadar Bazaar Market

Sadar Market, New Delhi
A Crowded Wholesale market Sadar Bazar in New Delhi
Sadar Bazaar Market is the biggest wholesale market in Delhi. This is close to Chandani Chowk. If you wish to buy interesting household stuffs, Sadar Bazaar is the market to visit. Apart from this, the market is also popular as the hub of commercial, social and political activities.

Sarojini Nagar Market

Sarojini Nagar Market, New Delhi
Sarojini Nagar Market in New Delhi
In South Delhi, Sarojini Nagar Market is the prime location for shopaholics. This market is easily accessible via road transportation and Delhi Metro Rail. You can buy garments of fine quality ranging from Rs. 50 to Rs. 500. This market is best known for clothes, fabrics, restaurants and vegetable market.

Khan Market

Khan Market, New Delhi
Khan Market in New Delhi
Khan Market is the plush market in India and ranks 21 amongst the expensive markets of the world. The market gets its name after Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan, the great Pashtun freedom fighter. One could find stores and outlets of almost all popular brands of the world. Apart from this, the market is also praised as a great hangout place for youngsters as there are numerous culinary delights and caf� bars are available. Do not miss to savor kababas and tikka at �Khan Cha-cha�. These places with scrumptious local street food always manage to feature in Top 10 Things to Do in Delhi. 

Lajpat Nagar Market

Lajpat Nagar Market, New Delhi
Lajpat Nagar Market in New Delhi
Lajpat Nagar Market is the best market for shoppers looking for ladies suits. The market is named after Lala Lajpat Rai and today the market ranks amidst the Asia�s largest ladies suit market. Both fashionable and ethnic range of jewelry is also available at great prices. This market is open for all days except Mondays, during weekends, this market experiences huge crowd from all parts of Delhi.

Meena Bazaar

Meena Bazaar, New Delhi
Meena Bazaar in Delhi
If you are looking for some traditional Muslim accessories and dresses, Meena Bazaar is the best market to visit. The stuff sold in this market is of premium quality and available at cheaper rates.  Along with this, the market is also best known for unique home decoration items. You will also find shops here are marked with numbers instead of names. Do not miss to buy carpets, bed sheets and Pashmina shawls.

Paharganj Market

Paharganj Market, New Delhi
Lamps and handicrafts in souvenir shop at Paharganj Market in New Delhi
Paharganj Market is located close to the New Delhi railway station. Here, the visitors could also find accommodation and food at reasonable prices. Here, you can purchase Western classical CDs, Indian classical music and books in different languages like French, Russian, Hebrew, and German. You need to use exceptional bargaining skills to purchase commodities at great prices.


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