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TOP PICKS » ACTIVITIES » SHOPPING IN INDIA
 
  
 
 
During your date with India, you would come across great sightseeing scopes. Apart from these, you as a tourist in India would get an excellent chance to shop and take away some of the most fascinating and unique items from here as a token of love and memory from India. Walking the narrow tangled streets of bazaars is in itself a novel experience. Put aside any notions of peace and quiet and jump into the thick of it. There are various shopping destinations in India. The most famous are the following places.
 
 
Shopping in Delhi
 
 
Chandni Chowk in Old Delhi has all kinds of shops, from gold and silver to hardware. There are also a number of shops that sell sweets of all variety. Go to Chandni Chowk with your best companion and shop at reasonable rates .In central Delhi Connaught Place and Janpath are the must go's. Connaught place is famous for good branded shops, selling goods of high quality. All the shoppers looking for antique Indian souvenirs can visit Janpath.

Other popular shopping areas are Karol Bagh Market in West Delhi, Kamla Nagar Market (North Campus), South Extension (close to the Embassies), Central Market (Lajpat Nagar), GK II M-block Market, Sarojini Nagar Market (the cheapest in Delhi) and Dilli Haat (a confluence of wares from all Indian States).

 
 
 
 
Shopping in Agra
 
 
The city of Taj, Agra, echoes with a number of shopping spots that offers items of great delight ranging from miniatures of Taj to several leather items. Agra is also famous for its marble and soft stone inlay, as well as zardori-embroidered fabrics, leather goods, brass ware, carpets, and jewelry made out of semi-precious stones.
 
     
 
Shopping in Mumbai
 
 
Shopping in Mumnai is a unique experience all together. From towering shopping malls to places offering great traditional items, Mumbai pleases every buyer with its glamour and styles. You can buy wooden articles, jewellery, antiques, leather goods and other whatnots. Famous shopping places here are: Chor Bazaar, Crawford Market, Zaveri Bazaar, The World Trade Centre, Government Emporiums, Warden Road and Fashion Street.
 
     
 
Shopping in Hyderabad
 
 
All those women in love with diamonds and pearls would find solace when in Hyderabad. The city is famous for these noteworthy gems. The Laad Bazaar of Hyderabad is famous for the lacquer bangles glasses, exotic hand-woven carpets, and the zari work. The Bidriware, Pembarti works are also quite famous in the bazaars of Hyderabad. Apart from the Laad Bazaar one can shop at: Begum Bazaar, Sultan Bazaar and Generic Bazaar.
 
     
 
Shopping in Bangalore
 
 
No stopping for shoppers - if in Bangalore. This city has it all for the shoppers. From Kanchipuram silk to Swarovski crystals and other branded western items, Bangalore offers a perfect feast to the shoppers coming here. Some of the shopping places here are M.G. Road, Commercial Street, Brigade RoadRussell Market, Chickpet and Avenue Road.
 
     
 
Shopping in Chennai
 
 
The south Indian power can be well spectacled in the bazaars of Chennai. Here traditional buys make excellent souvenirs. Pattamara Mats, the palmyra-fibre handicrafts from Tirunellveli, bronze and brass castings and other traditional jewellery from Kumbakonam, metal works of Tanjavur, stone carvings from Mamallapuram, Silks from Kanchipuram are certain must looked out items of the land of temples, Chennai.
 
     
 
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