By Akanksha
January 16, 2026
Established in the 17th century, Chandni Chowk dazzles with spices, jewellery, textiles, and legendary street food.
Designed by Jahanara Begum, the market once shimmered under moonlight, inspiring its poetic name.
Over 150 years old, Chor Bazaar is famous for antiques, vintage finds and fascinating hidden treasures.
Originally called Shor Bazaar, its noisy charm and legends gave rise to the iconic “Thieves’ Market” name.
This historic bazaar was once a private shopping spot for queens and noblewomen during the Mughal era.
Known for its stunning jewellery, this market is a must-visit for traditional Rajasthani crafts and designs.
Established during the British era, this lively market offers everything from clothes and leather goods to flowers and food.
Located near Charminar, the market dazzles with sparkling bangles, pearls and traditional Hyderabadi attire.
One of Kolkata’s busiest markets, it is filled with textiles, spices, vegetables and the city’s vibrant energy.
Famous for jewellery by day, it transforms into a bustling street food paradise once the sun sets.