It is often said that Delhi girls have their fashion game on point, and well, no one can really contest that bit. And the one main reason behind all that jazz is that the street shopping scene in Delhi can turn into an endless adventure if you have the right bargaining skills.
Now, we all know only about good old Sarojini Nagar but there are a whole bunch of other places in Delhi for street shopping that not everyone knows about.
So, here's a complete guide to street shopping in Delhi for the days when you want to shop but spend as less as possible.
1. Janpath
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This market, situated right in the middle of Delhi, is every fashionista's dream come true. There are kurtas, dresses, palazzos, and even jewellery. From the famous indigo print kurtas to chunky jewellery to pair at the next wedding, Janpath offers quite a lot at throwaway prices.
Tip: Make sure you visit the ittar shops for natural fragrances and DePaul's for a bottle of the best cold coffee.
Nearest Metro Station: Janpath/Rajiv Chowk
2. Paharganj
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There are rings made from semi-precious stone for those who believe in the power of stones. Make sure you pick up at least one pair of kohlapuri chappals because the fit is great and the prices start from as low as Rs. 200. Don't forget to check out the very vintage looking leather bags, and hippie bedsheets which can also double up as tapestry to brighten up your room starting at just Rs. 150.
Tip: Visit a rooftop cafe for authentic hummus and pita bread after your shopping session.
Nearest Metro Station: New Delhi
3. Majnu Ka Tila
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From high-waist pants to palazzo denims priced between Rs 700 to Rs 1500, you can also find trendy crop tops and blouses starting at just 100 bucks! This is also the perfect place to visit during winters when you're looking for boots. From knee-high boots to wedges, you'll find all kinds of boots here.
Tip: Make sure you feed yourself well with the delicious street food available here before leaving.
Nearest Metro Station: Vidhan Sabha
4. Lajpat Nagar
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Tip: Don't miss out on momos from Dolma Aunty.
Nearest Metro Station: Lajpat Nagar
5. Kamla Nagar
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Rings for as low as 10 bucks and earrings for Rs 30, this is a paradise for all those who love hoarding accessories.
The tops here are extremely trendy and start from as low as Rs 150. All in all, good bargaining skills coupled with the low prices means some good additions to your wardrobe.
Tip: Visit any nearby college for a yummy lunch at a super cheap price.
Nearest Metro Station: Vishwavidyalaya
6. Dilli Haat
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You can buy accessories from different areas of the nation at nominal prices, especially the earrings which start from around 40 bucks. You can also purchase beautiful sarees, silver jewellery and footwear here.
Tip: Get your hair braided or sit down for mehendi when you're tired of shopping.
Nearest Metro Station: INA
7. Khan Market
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However, the street shops here offer clothes, shoes and accessories at just the right prices. The tops here can't be found anywhere else, and if you're good with bargaining, you can pick up something for as low as Rs 300.
The shop that sells sandals isn't high priced to begin with, but they're always ready to bargain. The accessories found here are very classy and start from Rs 150.
Tip: Stop for something sweet at Cakery.
Nearest Metro Station: Khan Market
8. GK 1 M Block
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Tip: If a wedding is round the corner, get yourself a ready-made blouse from here.
Nearest Metro Station: Kailash Colony
9. Sadar Bazaar
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Tip: You may have to brave a whole lot of crowd. So, be prepared.
Nearest Metro Station: R K Ashram
10. Shankar Market
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You can find simple cotton for everyday wear as well as dazzling sequin work for the shaadi season. The bottom line is that it is all nominally priced and at the end of it all, you get to wear exactly what you wanted.
Tip: The basket full of extra cloth is gold.
Nearest Metro Station: Rajiv Chowk
Isn't Delhi a shopper's paradise?
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