Mehrauli Market

Can find everything from pen to plane. It's very crowded although, not recommend to visit by car. Preferred mode of transportation is a two wheeler. Parking is provided outside the market. But still lots of commercial vehicles strand the streets at times. Can buy cheap vegetables of all variety. Jewellery shops, spices, flour mills, all provisions, cosmetic, groceries, clothing, shoes, medicines, wholesale stores.

Very big problem of people not accepting notes due to its mutilation and people also refuse to accept even a slightly sellotaped note. It's also overcrowded and there's traffic on the single lane road. No parking facility is available in the market. You many end up scratching your vehicle. The cleanliness is also not good. Shopkeepers are not friendly.

It is small town in South-west region mostly occupied by Muslims. One can enjoy good quality meat, fish and chicken from the Market. At the same time everything you buy in cheap prices and affordable.

If you are searching a good place in delhi mehrauli is one of among them cause there is a vast variety of store you will find many branded and even local things here it's good for wedding shopping and even shoes there are lots of store here you wouldn't regret going here the negative part is there is a lot of crowd on weekends and even weekdays you have to be there for atleast 3-4 hour for shopping and even if you are looking for some place to enjoy you can visit this as the vibe will give you the excitement that's it's have a visit.

I recently had the pleasure of exploring Mehrauli Market, and I must say, it's a true haven for bargain hunters in the heart of Delhi. In a city known for its expensive living, Mehrauli Market stands as a shining example of affordability without compromising on quality. Nestled amidst the historical backdrop of Mehrauli, this market offers a unique shopping experience that's hard to find elsewhere. What sets it apart is the incredible affordability of goods. From clothing to accessories, home decor to electronics, you'll be amazed at how reasonable the prices are. It's a refreshing change from the typical high costs associated with Delhi's markets. The variety of items available here is also impressive. Whether you're hunting for traditional Indian attire or looking for trendy fashion pieces, you're bound to find something that suits your taste. And the best part? Haggling is not just accepted; it's encouraged! The shopkeepers are friendly and open to negotiations, ensuring you get the best deals possible. Another highlight of Mehrauli Market is its culinary delights. The street food here is simply irresistible. From mouthwatering chaats to delectable kebabs, you can savor authentic Delhi flavors without burning a hole in your pocket. Navigating the market is made easy thanks to Google Maps, which provides accurate directions to the entrance. Once you're inside, you'll be greeted by a bustling atmosphere and a plethora of stalls. Don't forget to explore the narrow alleys and hidden corners; that's where you might stumble upon some real treasures. Parking can be a bit of a challenge, especially during peak hours, but it's a small inconvenience compared to the savings and experiences that await you here. In conclusion, if you're in Delhi and looking for budget-friendly shopping without compromising on quality, Mehrauli Market is the place to be. It's a delightful blend of affordability, variety, and cultural richness that makes it a must-visit for those who want to shop for cheaper prices.

Reasonable and availability of all items.

it is always crowded over there. there is no place to park your vehicles.even scooties and bikes get stuck in traffic. but you can always buy cheap products of daily consumtion, tailor shops, stationary, vegetable vendors. it becomes very crowded during festive seasons.

You can find what you want for daily purpose things. No clothing brand shops in the markets that's the only challenge, I can see. This is grown as local market only. Almost same in last 10 years.

Very jammed packed.. Wouldnt be a wise idea to take ur car. It's going to be really painful.. You might end up with scratches nd dents.. Very small gali If ur not from Mehrauli don't come by car.. Bike roads is best.. Auto also not adviced

Wrost place to live in too much traffic