Last Updated At: 19-Sep-2024
Penny-Pinching? I know, happiness is not in money but in shopping! But yes, sometimes it blows off our travel budget. We have a fix for you. Splurging at these 15 famous street shopping places in India will certainly not burn a hole in your pocket. Excited?
You need not fret about the budget, these street markets in India sell everything from high-end brands to small souvenirs for your friends and family. All you need is to wear your bargain hat and keep some extra space in your bags. You will end up buying more than expected because real shopaholics can never resist a bargain!
Here’s for all your shopping temptations, simply scroll and read:
Also, the fashion capital, Delhi is one of the famous shopping destinations in India that will definitely compel you to binge shop. From uptown boutiques to high-street fashion stuff, Sarojini Nagar Market and Janpath are the best street markets in Delhi where you can find a wide range of branded clothes, shoes, bags, and accessories; and all at a dirt-cheap price. If you are good at bargaining then you are sure to crack all deals. You can buy everything from junk jewellery to handicrafts at an affordable price.
Johari Bazaar and Baapu Bazaar, these two places in Jaipur will make you run short of money. Right from alluring handicrafts to exquisite ethnic clothes, your temptation to pick everything from these markets of India can be quite an experience. Jaipur is one of the best places to visit in Rajasthan for shopping, eating, and witnessing rich culture. Silver jewellery, junk jewellery, mojris, ethnic outfits, lac bangles, bedsheets, puppets, lamps, and whatnot; these two bazaars are going to give you some serious shopping goals.
The high-fashion street markets - Colaba Causeway and Fashion Street in Mumbai are heaven for shopaholics. From branded clothes to stylish handbags, these Mumbai streets bustle with shopaholics who know how to save money. You can find everything that is in vogue in these ultra-modern shopping places in India. Ideal places for fashionistas who know how to invest in their wardrobe smartly, Colaba Causeway and Fashion Street are shopper’s landmarks.
Honestly, you don’t have to pack too many things for your Goa trip. The local markets of Goa are replenished with everything beachy for you to look like a million dollars on your happening beach vacay. Brimmed with accessories and clothes, Arpora Saturday Night Market in Goa is the hotspot for shopaholics. From lively ambiance to super stylish stuff, this market has everything for everyone. One can also relish authentic Goan cuisines sold at the food stalls around the market. This flea market in Goa at one of the best tourist destinations in India is perfect for a shopping spree. Apart from lazing around at the famous beaches of Goa, shopping here is the greatest indulgence.
Students are always running short of money and FC Road in Pune comes to their rescue. It’s a very economical market where most of the shoppers' are students who don’t want to compromise on style. This budget-market of Maharashtra is a paradise for youngsters who live in this part of the country. Shopping in FC Road, Pune never hits you hard because you can buy trendy watches, bags, clothes, shoes, and everything else at a rock bottom price.
If you love the Chikankari work of India then Hazratganj Market in Lucknow is your go-to place. This market is a hub of exquisite Chikankari fabrics and apparel. Even renowned designers from all over the world source Chikankari fabric from this market. This market has retained an old-world charm of Nawabs and offers some food joints where you can gorge on delectable Kebabs, tikkas, and a variety of meat curries.
Commercial Street is a very popular street market in Bangalore. Unlike other bustling markets, this one is pretty organized and impeccably clean. One of the sophisticated street shopping experiences, this street in the IT hub of India can make you wonder. Redefining the norms of street shopping, Commercial Street in Bangalore offers an array of high street fashion stuff sold at a pocket-friendly price.
If you are in Hyderabad, don’t miss taking a stroll at these bazaars that have the old-world charm of the Qutub Shahi dynasty. Along the way, in narrow alleys, you would find some exquisite silver and gold jewellery and also delicate jewellery made with beautiful pearls. Both Begum Bazaar and Laad Bazaar are the biggest wholesale markets where you can find everything reasonably priced. From sarees to stone studded bangles, silverware, household items, perfumes, and whatnot, these historic markets near the iconic Charminar will surprise you with great deals and offers.
Not too streety, Mall Road in Mussoorie is where you can find high-end stores and also street shops. This mesmerizing hill station in Uttarakhand is also famous for shopping for local handicrafts. From electronics to essentials, Mall Road in Mussoorie has everything for the travellers. If by any chance you feel chilly and have missed carrying winter clothes then Mall Road is where you can find woolens, shawls, and also antiques. Don’t forget to wear your bargain hat, you can crack a deal with local vendors.
The main shopping street in Shimla, Mall Road is a shopper’s paradise. More than a kilometer long, this road is dotted with branded stores, street vendors, government buildings, departmental stores, and much more. Mall road is the famous hangout spot for foodies and shopaholics. Throbbing with bars and pubs, this happening street is one of the major tourist attractions of the capital of Himachal Pradesh that has the colonial vibe due to the buildings from the British era. Do drop by this market of Shimla where you can buy local handicrafts, clothes, shoes, accessories, and just anything you want.
Jew Town in the Mattancherry area of Kochi is a perfect place for old souls who love antiques. This beautiful market in the state of Kerala is often referred to as the ‘antique lovers’ paradise’. Fringed with colonial-era buildings, this market will instantly mesmerize you with the aroma of local spices that are sold here. Curios, antiques, handicrafts, spices, jewellery, conch items, and just everything; the 16th-century old market will charm you with things and vibes, both. As the name suggests, many vendors and storekeepers belong to the Jewish community. If you happen to pick a candid conversation with them, it would turn out to be pretty heartwarming as they are versed in the rich history of the place.
If you are planning to indulge in some shopping in Meghalaya then the Police Bazaar in Shillong is the market from where you can buy local handicrafts to fashion accessories. It is perhaps the only market in the entire hilly state where you can find everything. From a wide range of exquisite silk and cotton clothes, handmade artifacts, branded clothes, shoes, bags, etc to enjoying delectable local cuisines of Meghalaya; this market is replete with small shops and food stalls that can fulfill all your desires. Everything in the Police Bazaar of Shillong is priced on the rims, however, if you are good with the bargain, simply try your luck!
The only market in the world that is dominated by women traders, the Ima Keithel market in Imphal is worth a visit. Located at the heart of the city, this 16th-century archaic street market is the pride of the nation. It's delightful to see the smiling faces of women who sit across the counters and sell everything from local handicrafts, household goods, clothes, jewellery, and whatnot. Solely supporting their family financially, Indian tourism takes pride in showcasing such diversity even in the markets of India. Do visit and buy gorgeous handicrafts of Manipur. This market will give you a moment to ponder.
Synonymous to the serene beaches of Pondicherry, Serenity Beach Bazaar is an immaculate and cleanest street shopping place in India. It is an open-air market canopied with palm trees. The shops here have everything from Auroville products to an exquisite range of local handicrafts. The perfect street to spend some time buying souvenirs, clothes, jewellery, accessories; the market has a vibe of beach culture that is quite youthful and charming. Serenity Beach Bazaar is also famous for luscious seafood indulgence. Hold your beer can and just take a stroll around the street, you are sure some exotic stuff!
Chocolate is the happiness that you can eat and which place is better than the Tibet Walk market in Ooty? Have you watched Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory? If not, then just take a stroll at the Tibet Walk, it absolutely replicates the delish' chocolate world of the movie. This super stunning street market in India is brimming with chocolate stores and street vendors selling woolen clothes, quilts, blankets, shoes, accessories, and much more. Everything in the market is so on the rims. Go open your fist here! Happy Shopping!
Sparing, cost-effective, economical, money-saving; shopping at these aforementioned street markets in India can save you a lot of bucks. All travel bums, this was for you. Plan your trip with the circuit planner tool or simply pick an Exclusive holiday package from Adotrip. Grab before it’s gone! Get the best travel experience because, with us, nothing is far!
--- Published By Shradha Mehra
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