A shopping guide to Delhi’s oldest shopping district–Chandni Chowk

Chandni Chowk is not just about street foot, but also a place for affordable clothes, books, electronics, eyewear and so on. Find out more about this famous place in Old Delhi.

If buying silver jewellery and utensils in all shapes and designs is on your mind, then head to this 17^th century market where you can find a plethora of sellers. At Dariba Kalan, you can score a good deal by buying jewellery at 25 per cent less than what you get at other markets. Dariba Kalan is also a good place to shop for kundan and meenakari jewellery, as well as ittar in a variety of fragrances.

Kinari Bazaar is a hub of every items related to weddings and festive clothing. There is a wide choice of fabrics, Parsi borders, zari borders, ribbon laces, motifs for dresses, and latkan. There are fancy varmala, gift cards and tons of other things you need to put together a wedding celebration. Since shopping for typical Indian wedding demand lots of energy, Kinari Bazaar connects to the famous Paranthewali Gali to refuel for hours of shopping spree.

Have a fascination for fancy eyewear? Let the opticians at Ballimaran Market show you the right frames to suit your whims. There are ample frame and sunglasses sold at Ballimaran including the vintage ones at very affordable prices.

A haven for aspiring and amateur photographers, Kucha Choudhary Market, aka the photo market in Chandni Chowk is a must-visit to buy cameras. Be it vintage, DSLR, or Polaroid, there is every camera right here to help you click desirable pictures.

A treasure trove of books and stationery items, you will find enough study material here to study for school, college or competitive exams. The shops at Nai Sadak sell both fiction and non-fiction books as well as magazines. You can also buy writing and art material at really affordable prices here.