Here we're talking about markets that are mainly street shops, and not housed within the four walls of a mall building. And therefore, we say Delhi's markets have 'character'. Each is different from the other in terms of the kinds of outlets, the products they offer, the brands & the restaurants.
DILLI HAAT.
Besides all the fabulous shopping, can’t miss mentioning the variety in food available here – you can get to try different cuisines from the different states of India. Mouthwatering momos from Sikkim, crisp dosas from Tamil Nadu, pao bhaji from Maharashtra to Hyderabadi biryani to name a few…
Attractions. Look out for cultural events & programs.
Entrance Fee. Rs 20/- for an adult. Rs. 10/- for children.
Where. Sri Aurobindo Marg, Opp INA Market
Where. Sri Aurobindo Marg, Opp INA Market
JANPATH &
TIBETAN MARKET.
Tip No. 1. Use your bargaining skills to get a good price.
Tip No. 2. Try the cold coffee at D’Pauls, its delicious & a
ritual with Delhi-ites.
Closed. On Sundays
Where. Janpath, off Connaught Place
KHAN MARKET.
KHAN MARKET.

What to Buy. Books from Full Circle or BahriSons. Sunglasses from
Dayal or Drishti. Fusion ‘cotton’ wear from Fab India or Anokhi. Home décor
from Oma or Good Earth or Renovation Factory. Real Jewellery from Amrapali or
Fake jewellery from the street side.
Closed. On Sundays
Closed. On Sundays
Where. Off Lodi Colony, Opp Golf Links
CHANDNI CHOWK.
CHANDNI CHOWK.

Lastly, if you’re daring enough- try the street food
here, a variety available at every corner.
Warning. It’s not for the weak, as its quite crowded & the
alleys are very narrow.
Closed. On Sundays
Closed. On Sundays
Where. Old Delhi
LAJPAT NAGAR.
LAJPAT NAGAR.
Tip No. 1. Use your bargaining skills whether in the stalls or the showrooms.
Tip No. 2. Get mehendi applied on your hands & have a bite of
the momos from the popular Tibetan carts.
Closed. On Mondays
Closed. On Mondays
Where: Near Ashram Chowk, Opp Defence Colony
SANTUSHTI SHOPPING COMPLEX.
SANTUSHTI SHOPPING COMPLEX.
Elegant, sophisticated, tasteful. Santushti has over a
few dozen boutiques spread across an open area that is interspersed with green
laws & stoned pathways. The stores can be best described as lovely little
bungalows or huts. The boutiques range from silk scarves & bags at
Christina’s, pashmina shawls at K, cigars at Kastro's, block printed fusion
wear at Anokhi, bright cushions & other accessories at Nur & many more.
An oasis amongst the crowded Delhi markets.
Warning. Photography & haggling strictly not allowed.
Food. The only restaurant, the famous Basil & Thymes
tucked away in the corner.
Closed. On Sundays
Where. Heart of Lutyens, Opp Hotel Ashoka
HAUZ KHAS VILLAGE.
HAUZ KHAS VILLAGE.
Tip No. 1. It’s a maze, so walk around ‘bindaas’ & you’ll discover something in every corner.
Tip No. 2. Take a stroll around the Deer Park & the lake.
Food. Not only shopping, but a haven for food lovers – Yeti
for Tibetan cuisine, Naivedyam for South Indian, Boheme & Amour for its
exquisite view (& ofcourse its delicious food) and plenty of cafes &
bakeries.
Closed. On Sundays
Where. Hauz Khas
SAROJINI NAGAR MARKET.
SAROJINI NAGAR MARKET.
One of the city’s most popular export-surplus markets,
where you can buy ‘branded’ clothes at unbelievable prices. The area is packed
with makeshift street shops, selling a range of fashion wear – jumpsuits,
dresses, tops, skirts, linen shirts, cargoes… An absolute paradise for the
budget shopper.
Tip. You can have a successful shopping trip only if you
bargain with all your might.
Closed. On Mondays
Where. Near INA
CONNAUGHT PLACE.
CONNAUGHT PLACE.
Tip. One of the oldest eateries – Wengers, very popular
amongst Delhi-ites.
Closed. On Sundays
Where. Central Delhi
SO HAPPY SHOPPING!!
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