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5 Delhi bazaars that will be your ticket to all-things-fabulous this wedding season – Miss Junebug

5 Delhi bazaars that will be your ticket to all-things-fabulous this wedding season

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A true blue Delhi girl knows her brands at the back of her hand – and she knows exactly where to source them at the right price. Now a lot of people come to Delhi especially to shop – no, we are not kidding – it is one of the most sought-after shopping destinations in the entire country!So this wedding season,check out these markets to get some awesome deals in Indian traditional wear for wedding and festive occasions.

From the crazy, confined lanes of historical Chandani Chowk bazaar to the upscale swanky malls – if fashion is your poison, then Delhi bazaars are your haven. Here are our top favourite bazaars in the D-town that you must visit once in your lifetime!

Janpath Market : Street shopping with a twist of art!

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Location: Near Connaught Place, adjacent to Palika Bazaar (another amazing stop for pocket-friendly goods). Nearest metro station – Janpath.

Best bargains: Score exquisite pashmina shawls from Kashmir and get amazing mirror-work jackets and skirts from Kutch and Rajasthan. This is the best place to buy beautiful leather juttis, Indian kurtis and junk silver jewellery.

Dilli Haat INA: The best in Indian arts and crafts come together under one roof!


Location: Opposite INA market in South Delhi run by the Delhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation (DTTDC). Nearest metro station – INA

Best Bargains: Created in the form of a small village, this shopping destination is very popular among international tourists. One can find all kinds of Indian handicrafts in the small kiosks, and collect amazing décor items in rosewood and sandalwood carvings. Leather footwear, handloom fabrics and drapery, gems, beads, brassware, metal crafts and pure wool fabrics are some of the most sought after goods sold here.

Chandani Chowk: A goldmine of traditional Indian bridal trousseau and gorgeous silver jewellery!


Location: In the heart of buzzing Old Delhi area, near the Old Delhi railway station. Nearest metro station – Chandani Chowk

Best Bargains: The beautiful real silver jewellery from Meena bazaar and streets full of handmade shoes and colourful bangles are some of the best bargains from this market. A dedicated lane of Indian bridal wear for all kinds of occasion wear is a highlight of this market. Brides from all over India flock to this historical market to find the ‘one wedding outfit’ that completes their fairytale weddings.

Hauz Khas Village Market: A bouquet of boutique designers!


Location: Next to the famous Hauz Khas Lake in South Delhi. Nearest metro station – Hauz Khas metro

Best Bargains: Here’s where you will find some of the trendiest newage Indian designers wear tucked in the cramped lanes of Hauz Khas village. From top boutiques to high-street labels – you’ll find all the stylish stuff for your wardrobe in the designer kiosks behind the main commercial street. And, if you stay back to enjoy the vivid nightlife you might even end up calling it Delhi’s own version of Soho!

 

Rajouri Garden: If all-things-bling is your thing!


Location: An upscale market in West Delhi. Nearest metro — Rajouri Garden metro

Best Bargains: You’ll find a cluster of malls within walking distance in this market place. A market known for its OTT fashion and bold brands, this is the place to source the best bargains in traditional Punjabi wear.

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