Mehrauli Market

When its comes to quality with quantity many market does ditches you and us most of the times But what if one of the best market in Delhi promise to have you have quality with quantity and that too in affordable price Isn't that amazing... But one sad part is you can't have fun when u vil ride in car although it's not allowed as the area is shrinked. But that won't matter bcoz best use of market is when u walk and see things and then decide

Its a combination of old and new stuff, old like pansari shop where you can get lots of spices, tambakhu for hukka lots of pickles, new garments shoes for All Grocery kitchan utencils.etc

Market is crowded and unorganised but one will definitely get a feel of old Delhi here... you can buy many daily usage stuffs, toys, local food, etc at inexpensive prices... nearby qutub minar is also an international and national attraction for all the visitors and residents.

In this area Mehrauli Market very famous n big to the rearby area near Chhattarpur Metro station. There is all types of various shop and showrooms available. And also have a big Vegetable and fruits market in it. Therefore it is very useful to the all nearby area.

Considerably narrow roads from one end of the market to the other makes it a transport nightmare during the day, don't be fooled by the two lane beginning as it branches off from MG Road as you cross Chatterpur if you are coming towards Mehrauli from Gurgaon, as it soon tapers to a half lane in no time. Early mornings are colourful as the flower shops are decorated with fresh, fragrant flowers. The population in and around Mehrauli is high and unfortunately this thin excuse of a road along with people with no parking sense at all makes it quite a dreadful place to visit. The market itself does not have any historical importance, however, the area certainly does as the Qutub Minar, Jain Mandir of Dadabari and several old historical monuments are scattered all around this place. Don't get me wrong as the market itself is quite a long stretch of the road with shops on either side where you can buy anything you can possibly think of. Because of the way the area is maintained I give it a 3/5 but, some people might give it a 5/5. Being a traveller myself I would not give this area more than a 3.

Everything available in market, but to conjusted just avoid coming from any type of vehicle. You will get every basic product which us useful for your day to day life.you will enjoy the street food.

Mehrauli market it is the one of the oldest market in Delhi it has so many historical structure in it. But road of this market is full of people and vehicles. It totally overcrowded no management of traffic very hard to move with vehicle. Market is cheap you can get all type of product in a cheap price from electronic to clothes, grocery to stationery. Means everything.

It's crowded Market, but you get all your daily needs You need Grossory , bakery fruit and vegetables @ sabzi mandi, Recommend

Good market for furniture, Electrical and Sanitary buying, not sure about the prices though. I bought Nilkamal Plastic chairs for 850 INR per unit that was available for 1200-1500 online. A large variety of Wooden cabinets were also visible.

The best market in South Delhi for general stuff not found anymore in smart shops from pots and pans to tools and household goods. Even good for vegetables, fruit and meat shops ... Devote time & try not to take a car in. Preferable to enter at Andheria mode and park near Jahaz mahal or in an authorised parking coming in from Qutab side. Its Delhi's oldest continuously inhabited place ( 1000 years) so is strewn with historical places like dargahs tombs and stepwells etc. Old world charm and chaos!!