Delhi Facts

India is the world’s largest democracy (1.18 billion)
Delhi is also known as the National Capital Territory. The terms Delhi and New Delhi are used interchangeably for the National Capital Territory.
Population: 16.8 Million
Total Area of Delhi: 1484 Km²
New Delhi is the area designed by the British as the new capital city inaugurated in 1931.
Old Delhi or Shahjahanabad is the part of the capital City of the Mughal Empire.

Markets

Delhi is a city with many markets to enjoy, offering shopping experiences of every kind. You can find everything from modern malls full of international brands and luxury items, to street markets selling export surplus at bargain prices. We invite you to read the market descriptions below to help you choose the markets you wish to visit in Delhi.

Dilli Haat

This is an open-air market with food stalls, hand loom stalls, cultural activities and traditions. Normally you will see the same crafts person’s stall for 15 days as they are kept on a rotational basis for a maximum of 15 days.

(Nearest Metro Station – INA Station on the yellow line)

Janpath Market

This is a popular market among the youngsters and college goers where you can shop with a low budget. You can choose from a wide variety of products being offered such as artificial jewelries, trendy clothes, watches, latest design footwear, decorative products and a lot more.

(Nearest Metro Station – Janpath Station on the violet line)

Sarojini Nagar Market

This is the market where all college students shop for trendy clothes at low prices. You should have good bargaining skills to make the most of it. You need a lot of time to explore this market, which is sread over a large area in lanes.

(Nearest Metro Station – INA Station on the yellow line)

Kamla Nagar Market

Located near the North Campus of Delhi University, this market serves everyday needs of college students. It is a lively market and a popular hangout. Fashion brands, spicy street food, booksellers all jostle for space in this market. Kamla Nagar market is closed on Mondays

(Nearest Metro Station – Vishwavidylaya on the yellow line)

South Extension

This is one of the most posh markets located in South Delhi. This market is divided into 2 parts, called South Extension I and South Extension II. This market has numerous shops with all the leading Indian and International brands you could think of. It is a perfect place for shopaholics who have their pockets full. This market is closed on Mondays.

(Nearest Metro Station – AIIMS Station on the yellow line)

Khan Market

This is the most expensive market in India, designed for the elite classes of Delhi and other tourists. This market contains everything at a single place, such as ethnic apparel, home appliances, and sports goods. There is a lot to offer for foodies as well.

(Nearest Metro Station – Khan Market Station on the violet line)

Lajpat Nagar

This is a market with many items designed for women, and is a good place to shop for both western and Indian clothing. If you want henna on your palms, this is the place to go! This market is closed on Mondays. Popular with LSR students.

(Nearest Metro Station – Lajpat Nagar Station on the yellow line)

Greater Kailash

Commonly referred to as GK, this is a popular market in Delhi. It is divided into two parts, called GK I and GK II. This is a posh market located in South Delhi that offers the best Indian and foreign brands in luxurious showrooms. This market is full of restaurants, coffee shops and sanitary shops. This market remains closed on Tuesdays.

(Nearest Metro Station – Kailash Colony Station on the yellow line)

Connaught Place

This market is centrally located and is one of the biggest markets in Delhi. It represents the colonial structures built by the British. It has a unique quality and charm. Everything is available here; you name it and they have it! A must-visit place in Delhi.

(Nearest Metro Station – Rajiv Chowk Station on the blue and yellow lines)

Baba Kharag Singh Marg

This is a road where all state emporiums are located. Each state emporium houses the crafts and textiles of the state. The Rajiv Gandhi Bhawan on this road has some stores which belong to crafts councils and have excellent souvenirs.

Cottage Emporium

This is the flagship store of the Government of India, located on Janpath. The store contains crafts and textiles from all over India at one location. Excellent for souvenir and gift shopping.

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