Editor’s Note
As the festive season of Diwali approaches, this article highlights some of India’s most vibrant markets where shoppers can find everything from decorations to gifts at affordable prices.
As Diwali approaches, the shopping and home decoration frenzy begins. Before Diwali, people across India shop for a variety of items, from clothes and jewelry to decorative lights and household goods. During this time, they also look forward to great deals and offers. Let us tell you about some markets in India where you can shop at very affordable prices.
There are many markets in India popular for selling goods at economical prices. The bustling Sadar Bazaar, located in the heart of Delhi, attracts thousands of traders and buyers from every corner of the country. This market is famous for buying goods in bulk. Toys, clothes, jewelry, and essential household items are available here at low prices.
Not far from here, Chandni Chowk’s Bhagirath Palace Market glitters with chandeliers and colorful lights, making it a crucial market for Diwali decorations. Meanwhile, the nearby cloth markets offer a wide range of options like lehengas, sarees, suits, and various other garments. For shopping in Delhi, markets like Lajpat Nagar, Paharganj, and Sarojini Nagar are also popular.
Outside Delhi, Jaipur’s Bapu Bazaar holds a distinct identity as a treasure trove of Rajasthani handicrafts, textiles, brasswork, and precious stones. Along with Johari Bazaar, famous for wholesale jewelry, Purohit Ji’s Katla Bazaar, and Shri Jagannath Gajak Bhandar, Jaipur offers various options for Diwali shoppers.
Mumbai’s Colaba Causeway Market is known for its attractive bags, clothes, and much more. Meanwhile, Mangaldas and Mulji Jetha Markets are go-to places for buying fabrics. For those looking to decorate their walls, Kala Ghoda Pavement Gallery is an excellent spot.
Markets in Hyderabad become bustling during Diwali. The Charminar Market lights up with Diwali’s colorful glow, and Abids Market is popular for electronics, jewelry, clothes, and many other items. Begum Bazaar has everything for household and grocery shopping. Additionally, the Jumme Raat Bazaar, which opens every Friday evening, is famous for its affordable mobiles, TVs, smartwatches, and home decor items.
In Uttar Pradesh, Noida’s Atta Market, Jagat Farm Market, Indira Market, and Brahmaputra Market are bustling places for Diwali shopping, where you can find home decor items and much more.
Throughout India, local markets also become filled with stalls selling all things related to Diwali, allowing you to easily immerse yourself in the festive spirit, no matter where you are.