We all love shopping, don’t we? Whether it for a festival or just retail therapy. But with rising prices and so many festivals around the corner, your budget must be tight. So, without further ado, let us take a look at the cheapest market places across India, where you will find absolutely amazing clothes, shoes, accessories at relatively cheaper prices. This will be good for your pockets, as well as your budget.
Hill Road, Mumbai
This is one of the best clothing markets in Mumbai. This place offers some of the best clothing items at ridiculously cheap prices.No matter what you are looking for, this market has got everything. From women’s tops, men’s T-shirts to even children’s wear. You will likely get more competitive offers during weekends since there will be lots of vendors selling their products. This is heaven for binge shoppers.
Chandni Chowk, New Delhi
We all must have heard the name at least once in our lifetime. This place contains about 3 textiles markets which are Katra Neel, Kinari Bazaar, and Cloth Market. It is a highly rated wholesale cloth market in Delhi. This means you will be having access to lots of different clothing items at cheapest prices. There are so many things to buy here, cotton fabric, ethnic cloth material, or home decor fabrics which can be used for furniture and curtains. In Katra Neel Market, you will find silk, net, chanderi, printed cloth fabrics, and others. Kinari Bazaar marketplace gives you access to materials like zardosi, georgette and lace. This place is jam-packed almost every day.
Chickpet Garment Market, Bangalore
This marketplace is in Bangalore and has been very popular over the years. This is based on its ability to meet the fashion needs of visitors. The products here are available at cheapest prices and of very high quality. Some of what you will get are T-shirts, jeans, frocks, towels, bed sheets, blankets, Dhoties, pants, jackets, and others. This wholesale market is popular and is growing every day.
Dharavi Market, Mumbai
Dharavi may be a slum area, but houses one of India’s largest cottage industry. Cottage industries are those where people work sitting at home and make products, Instead of the factory. There is only one wholesale cloth market in Mumbai where you will be able to get some of the best leather items and that is Dharavi Market. You will have access to items such as leather jackets, belts, wallets, and bags. This place is heaven for leather lovers.
New Market, Kolkata
The New Market in Kolkata is the oldest Indian street market. This marketplace contains about 2,000 stalls. New Market holds a range of options from grocery products and confectionary items to garments and accessories. Ironic to its name, New Market is apparently very old and was built in 1874. But it is since 1985 that the number of visitors has increased in the market. Also, the colonial architecture and structures of the New Market adds to the number of visitors and attracts many tourists as well. If you visit here, you must buy Kolkata Cotton Sarees.
Bapu Bazar, Jaipur
Jaipur boasts of the most colorful street markets. If you want something cultural and traditional, the street markets in Jaipur are perfect for your appetite. Bapu Bazar in Jaipur is one such Indian street market where you can find famous Jaipuri dupattas and antique jewelry. The famous ‘mojaris’ made from camel skin are also available here. You can also get your hands painted with natural henna. This place is not only a good place to shop, but also a great hangout place. As you can find the famous faluda kulfi and gol guppa stalls at every corner.
Hazratganj Market, Lucknow
A Lucknow is incomplete without some shopping in its busy bazaars. Hazratganj-the heart of Lucknow is a perfect place for street shopping in India. Besides the charming cultural grandeur that Lucknow offers, the popular handloom items and the Lucknow chikan material adds to the beauty of the city. Hazratganj has some of the most amazing and cheapest street shops in India. Your festive clothing will be best if you shop here.
Arpora Saturday Night Market, Goa
Arpora Saturday Night Market is the most happening and lively market in Goa which opens after 6 in the evening. This street market is full of beautiful lights and the music sets the mood right which makes this place charming. It is much more than just a flea market. You will find everything from the jewelry to the fashionable clothes, beer, handicrafts, and home decor. This place is pocket-friendly, and if you visit Goa, take a spare suitcase with you, because, you are going to shop a lot here.
Serenity Beach Bazaar, Pondicherry
Serenity beach bazaar in Pondicherry is a famous street market. You can find various handicrafts, souvenirs, clothes, jewelry, accessories, and clothes. Not just shopping you can also enjoy the delicious seafood and the lip-smacking drinks at this market. The best of beach culture can be experienced right here in this market. And the beach-inspired jewelry here is a must buy.
Police Market, Shillong
Police market in Shillong is definitely a paradise for fashion lovers. The market is famous for its handmade artifacts which are prepared by the tribal people of Meghalaya. The bamboo and cane artworks are a must-buy at this market. You can also grab the scrumptious North-east cuisine is the loaded small shops of the market. You can also find the exclusive variety of silk and cotton clothes, fashionable clothes, shoes, and bags, etc at cheapest prices. Enough to complete your retail therapy.
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