Mehrauli Market

Mehrauli is located near Qutub minar. There are different wards mostly congested. However, metro connectivity is good. Airport is 30 mints away. Saket mall is 15 mints away. Mehrauli is also the resting place of Sufi saint Khwaja Qutubuddin Bakhtiyar Kaki

I am a residence here, so this is definitely gonna be a bit biased, however, when people say you can buy anything and everything here, that is true. Mehrauli is one of the oldest and most historical places in Delhi, so much so that it was the capital of Delhi and was called Mihirawali in the past. Yes it is a bit crowded and congested but any place that is a market and has every other facility, is. You have a huge vegetable and fruits market, a flower market, grocery whole-sellers, hardware, plumbing, sanitary, electronics, electrical shops and everything else and in between. The street food scene here is crazy too and you can enjoy some of the most delicious chaat, momo, choley bhature and sweets and desserts from one of the oldest and well known in the business. Do not go on a Tuesday as it is closed. Otherwise, give it a shot, have some of the best bargains on grocery and food items ever and experience the hustle and bustle of one of the most important places of Delhi.

No doubt this market has everything you need! You get everything accordingly to your budget, vegetables fruits, clothes, hardware, stationary everything! Just lacking some good restaurants and hygiene.

Mehrauli market is one of the oldest markets in Delhi. One can found range of products from needle to bathroom fittings to stationary to modern consumer durables.. both branded as well as from local manufacturers. However, with rapid and randomly growing population Mehrauli market failed to catch up the pace and now it is facing crumbling infrastructure. Main market road is too narrow to pass two cars and most of the roads are encroached by local traders. Market is mostly dirty and completely mismanaged.

Market centrally located in Historical Town Mehrauli. Either you wish to decorate your home, arrange Birthday Parties, need daily stuff, this place will provide you everything at the distance of some steps.

Amazing place with a scent of sufi culture. Nearby Qutubuddin Bakhtiyaar Kaki Dargaah was refreshing. Less crowded, amazing sufi ambience. One can peacefully sit and ponder.

Mehrauli market is the place wherein one can get almost everything from there, from vegetables to cloths and many other things. It's divided into several sections- like Fruit market, cloth market, vegetable market, jagger market . Also it has wheat meal. It's a centre point to all the local villages around to get their needful things from here. So to live in Mehrauli is such a relax thing in terms of getting household things easily.

Mehrauli market is near Chhatarpur Metro and Qutub minar. This place is so crowdy when it comes to any festive season. You can buy so many things here because this market is always open to it's customers and buyers.

Everything is available There is a bit of a rush in the evening but you will get everything you need at a nice price

Crossed Mehrauli market during heritage walk of Mehrauli Village. Market is just like any old city market. But not clean. Needs cleanliness drive action.