City: India
Top Things to do in India
Top 10 Flea & Street Markets in India, India
India, officially the Republic of India (IAST: Bhārat Gaṇarājya), is a country in South Asia. It is the seventh-largest country by area, the second-most populous country (with over 1.2 billion people), and the most populous democracy in the world. It is bounded by the Indian Ocean on the south, the Arabian Sea on the southwest, and the Bay of Bengal on the southeast. It shares land borders with Pakistan to the west; China, Nepal, and Bhutan to the northeast; and Myanmar and Bangladesh to the east. In the Indian Ocean, India is in the vicinity of Sri Lanka and the Maldives. India's Andaman and Nicobar Islands share a maritime border with Thailand and Indonesia.
Restaurants in India
1. The Goa Collective Bazaar
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 20 reviews
The Goa Collective Bazaar is an Initiative by HillTop Goa. It is a vibrant little market to showcase the amazing wealth of talent that needs to be appreciated and taken to another level. There's a variety of Food Stalls, Unique Fashion & Craft Brands, Kids Corner, Live music, Groovy beats from Djs, Cocktail Bar and more.
Reviewed By Ad1e69 - Bracknell, United Kingdom
This is currently easily the best market in Goa. It cuts out the crap stuff & the crowds all the good quality Goa craft stalls have moved from indigos Saturday night market to here. Such a great venue at tree top club with all the great decor, lovely friendly stall holders, bars, live bands & then u go through a arch into the food arena with about 30 local food outlets & a little rave disco going on - this market is also so clean & fresh absolutely loved it throughly recommend a visit - no riff raff or crowds as they charge 100 rupes to enter but well worth it. RIP Saturday night market.
2. Khari Baoli
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
This is one of the largest spice markets in Asia.
Reviewed By GauravC697 - New Delhi, India
This is the Spice market of Delhi near chandni chowk..You will find Spices both whole and ground, nuts and condiments of all types and qualities..Some streets sell spices like red pepper so you have to brave the smells which can be too strong sometimes...It is best to walk .. you can take an e rickshaw on the main road though...
3. Malik Ghat Flower Market
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4.5 based on 134 reviews
Reviewed By 797dennisp - Montrose, United Kingdom
What an amazing place to walk through !! Marigolds were in abundance throughout the market al ready to be woven into beautiful displays for the forthcoming celebrations on Republic Day. I felt guilty admiring all the flowers and getting in the way of workes going about their business and others trying to deliver chai to the sellers. A great colourful experience !!
4. Devaraja Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 222 reviews
Reviewed By cnomis - Chorley, United Kingdom
you are bedazzled with colour, scents , people , fruits, flowers, everything is home grown except for the apples, we bought incense sticks after being shown how they are made, cows wandering around, cats , fabulous place
5. Sarafa Bazaar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 817 reviews
Reviewed By prabhakarrahul - Gurugram (Gurgaon), India
To explore Indore's signature cuisine in its entirety, Sarafa Bazaar is perhaps an excellent place to start. A quaint jewelry marketplace at daytime which converts into a bustling street food court every night. Sarafa is the kind of place you'd love to go with friends or family to cherish veggie delights indigenous to Indore. There are plenty of delicious street food options on display. Still, noticeably the ones to explore are the bhutte ka kees, sabudana khichdi, khopra patties, ratalu, garadu, poha jalebi, dal bafla, egg benjo, hapus ice cream with shrikhand, malpua, rabri, jaleba, and kulfi. And while you're at it, make sure to stop by the most famous street food vendors in Indore like the Joshi Dahi Bada House, Vijay Chaat House, Nagori ki Shikanji, Rajhans ka Daal Bafla, and Kamal Coconut Crush. The late-night street food market is open daily until the wee hours of the morning and is considered entirely safe for visitors. It attracts nearly 3000 visitors every day, comprising both locals and tourists. You're more likely to eat to your heart's content here. Forget calories or diet and simply have the time of your life at this celebrated foodie landmark of the city of Indore. It's undoubtedly a once-in-a-lifetime gastronomical experience!
6. Ima Keithel Women's Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By desai66 - New Delhi, India
Ima keithel or mother's market is an all women's market with a long history. you can buy the beautiful Manipuri hand woven saris and Innaphis and try their exotic fruits and vegetables and savour the unusual sights, sounds, fragrances!
7. Khoai Mela
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By stantp1916 - Farakka, India
This is my personal favourite in shantiniketan. The open air market commences every Saturday evening in the forests of sonajhuri trees. The place is charming, and together with folk dance performance and the handmade art and crafts sold by the local santhal tribes add to the vibe of this place. But again, we went in the wrong time of the year, poush mela season, when I could barely find any space to park my car. There was too much crowd with some families playing loud songs in their picnic and destroying the ecosystem of the place. However, I don’t want to underrate this place as I have witnessed it’s serenity during normal days.
8. Chandni Chowk
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 4,409 reviews
The bustling wholesale market here is an excellent place to shop, explore, eat and soak up life in New Delhi.
Reviewed By ansari4me - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Start from Shri Digambar Jain Lal Mandir which was constructed during 1656 in Shahjahan reign ( Known as Urdu temple) in Urdu Bazaar, further 750 m you find Dariba Kalan which consist of a lots of store were you can purchase Silver items with a very reasonable price. Just 500m away from Dariba kalan you will find Kinari Bazaar Shops full of Zardozi Work (Gold Embroidery) Fabrics, Do not forget to Try Boil the milk, Ice cream on the top, and eventually mix it with powdered sugar at Hazari Lal Khurchan Wale, crispy jalebi at Old Jalebi Wala Chowk At 200m you will reach Sunehri Masjid Built by Roshan-ud-Daula Zafar Khan in 1721. One of the beautiful monument built in Mughals reign. Annapurna Bhandar since 1929 is famous for Bengali sweets Khemchand Daulat Chaat mouth watering Fruit chaat Paranthe Wali Gali since 1875–1886 Basically a food street welll known for all kind of delicious Parathas At a few distance you can visit the House of Famous Persian Poet of during the last year of Mughal Empire named Mirza Ghalib Haveli, Now it is a museum Balli Maran is a place were you can again do shoppings for Shoes and Bangle Chunnamal was trader Since 1857 one of the oldest Haveli (villa) Chaina Ram Sindhi Halwai since 1948 is a sweets shop famous for Besan( Gram Floor) ke Laddoo, ghee patisa(Soan Papdi) and ghevar(mawa & Malai) Fatehpuri Masjid Built in 1650 by Fatehpuri Begum, Shah Jahan's wife Gole Hatti, 1954 famous for Kullhad wale chhole chawal Giani's since 1947 Get chilled with gainis Ice creams and Rabri Falooda Chawri Bazaar is a Wholesale market of brass, copper and paper products. Established in 1840 Karims Hotel Pvt Ltd is a Mughlai restaurant you must try the dinner here specially Chicken Changhezi
9. Shilpgram
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 630 reviews
Reviewed By TravelStudio
Visit the craftsment store and artisan stores who are famous for the art worldwide enjoy traditional and folk dances and rajasthani food art and culture
10. Anjuna Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,144 reviews
Reviewed By 162michelleb - London, United Kingdom
My favorite market in Goa. Its huge! So many stalls selling everything from clothes, leather goods, crystals & stones, everything Indian you can think of. Right near the beach with little bars & restaurants. Ideal for gifts & a day of shopping. Highly recommend a visit.
