Street Markets to Look Out for Shopping in India!

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India is a land of diversity and colours which is also gets displayed in its local markets and no matter what your budget is, there's always something for you! So, here are some of the best and popular street shopping destinations:

  • Commercial Street- Bangalore

Head here for all the cool quirky stuff on a minimalist budget from the flea market, or freak out on checking the latest collection at your favourite brand showrooms— Commercial street has it all. And if shopping is really not your cup of tea, the out of the world food joints certainly gives you an additional reason to visit!

  • Sarojini Market- Delhi

Sarojini Nagar, popularly known as SN by Delhiites is the bargaining paradise of the city. What's better? This is the hub for all the latest fashion in town and everything is for unbelievable prices! Getting 2 gorgeous things under Rs. 500 is hardly a challenge. The vast expanse of choices will make sure you have the best street shopping experience ever!

  • Arpora Saturday Night Market- Goa

If you think the nightlife of the Goa is confined to parties only, then here is something that would prove you completely wrong. Arpora Saturday Night Market is the most happening and lively market in Goa which opens after 6 in the evening. You will find everything from the jewellery to the fashionable clothes, beer, handicrafts and home decor. 

  • New Market- Kolkata

The market was built in 1874 but got rechristened in 1903 as Sir Stuart Hogg Market. The beautiful red brick Gothic structure of the bazaar holds testimony to the past grandeur as locals hop on to the site to purchase from a huge diversity of stuff -from cakes to linen and fruits, fish, garments, accessories, trinkets, flowers, silver jewellery and the famous Bengali Sari. 

  • Police Bazar- Shillong

There are numerous options to shop from the site and many different kinds of attractive merchandise are arranged in the chain array while other stuff is located around different corners of the market. The bazaar is a wonderful showcase of the local arts and crafts of Meghalaya and handicrafts and artistic products made from cane and bamboo are its chief attractions. 

  • Janpath- Delhi 

You practically get everything here. Though Janpath is known for traditional wear, the western outfits you get here would make you look like a fashionista. The market is lined with pretty antique shops spreading the beautiful aroma of incense sticks right in Central Delhi. 

  • Hazratganj Market- Lucknow

This a fascinating blend of the old and the new. It is where you can find retail outlets of several global brands amidst buildings that are at least 100 years old. Several shops here sell the renowned Chikan handloom of Lucknow and that is something you ought to check out. 

  •  Johari Bazaar- Jaipur

The thing that lures most shoppers to this place is the intricate jewellery. It is a hub of jewellers who deal in gems, diamonds and precious metals. If you are ready to splurge, then do check out the traditional Rajasthani jewellery.  

  • Jew Town- Kochi

Jew Town offers an unusual and attractive insight to Kerela. If you love curating old antiques, this is your destination. You will find lovely handicrafts, Kolapuris and paintings on a closer look at the well laid out roads of the market. The cafe's and snack joints are insane making this one of the coolest hangouts of Kochi.

 

 

 

 

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