• Shahpur Jat - Shahpur Jat was historically part of the city of Siri, one of Delhi’s ancient capitals. The remnants of this old city are still visible today. Approximately 700 years ago, the Panwar Gotra Jats from Madhya Pradesh were attracted to the fertile lands of Shahpur Jat. Although the agricultural lands have now transformed into fashion boutiques, the Jat community continues to reside here. If wedding shopping is on the agenda, Delhi’s Shahpur Jat fashion street is a must-visit. It caters to those who seek stylish attire without the hefty price tag of top designers, yet prefer something unique over the typical Indian wear found in smaller markets. Delhi Shahpur Jat Fashion Street truly has something for everyone, offering an extensive array of options to explore.
• Dariba Kalan - Dariba Kalan lives up to its name as the “Street of Incomparable Pearls.” This 17th-century street in Chandni Chowk, Old Delhi, or Shahjahanabad, connects Chandni Chowk to Jama Masjid. It is a historic market renowned for its precious stones and gold and silver jewelry. The street witnessed the tragic massacre of Delhi in March 1739, ordered by the Persian invader Nadir Shah, during which hundreds of civilians and soldiers were killed, and the gold shops were looted.
• Kinari Bazaar - Kinari Bazaar is a wholesale market offering everything needed for events or parties, especially weddings. It boasts a great variety and collection of borders and embellishments at very affordable prices. Shoppers can find embroidery items such as lace, thread work, embellishments, borders, stonework, gold/silver work, and garlands. The market showcases the finest embroidery art from across India.
• Chandni Chowk - Chandni Chowk offers something for everyone, known for its variety and authenticity. It features food, delicacies, and sweets of over 1,000 kinds, sarees with chikan and zari work. Narrow lanes host shops selling books, clothing, electronics, consumer goods, shoes, and leather goods. It is home to the original Haldiram’s and brands like Gianis. A local delicacy is the jalebis, fried in desi ghee (clarified butter).

The Cloth Market provides home furnishing fabrics, including ready-made items and design services. Nai Sarak is the wholesale market for stationery, books, paper, and decorative materials. Lal Kuan is a wholesale market for hardware and hotel kitchen equipment. Located at the western end of Chandni Chowk, Khari Baoli is a street dedicated entirely to spices, dried fruits, nuts, and herbs. Dariba is the market for silver and gold jewelry.

• Khari Baoli - Khari Baoli is a street in Delhi, India, renowned for its wholesale grocery and as Asia’s largest wholesale spice market, selling all kinds of spices, nuts, herbs, and food products like rice and tea. Visitors can take a demo class to learn about various Indian spices and pick some to gift or for their kitchen.
• INA Market - INA is an Open Craft Bazaar & Textile Market located in Delhi. Unlike traditional weekly markets, the INA Market is permanent and situated in the commercial center of South Delhi.

• Pick up and Drop Off Service
• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Bottled water
• Street Food Tasting in Chandni Chowk
• TUK TUK Ride wherever required
• All Fees and Taxes

• Lunch
• Dinner
• Personal Expenses
• Gratuities/Tips to Driver - Guide (Optional)

The 6-hour shopping tour in Delhi takes you through Chandni Chowk, INA Market, Central Craft Cottage Industries, and Dariba Kalan. Each destination offers unique shopping experiences, from traditional fabrics and jewelry to spices and handicrafts. Bargain, explore, and indulge in the vibrant atmosphere of Delhi’s diverse markets during this whirlwind shopping adventure.

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