Mehrauli Market

Roads are very narrow for vehicular movement. Some monuments are present around the markets. One of the beautiful place called hijron ka khankah which is basically graveyard of transgenders from late 19th century is present there.

Mehrauli is a historical place. This place is good to buy things. In Mehrauli there are many temples, mosques and chirch.

Mehrauli is one of Delhi’s most historic and charming areas, known for its old streets, Sufi shrines, and traditional market. The Mehrauli Market offers everything from clothes, shoes, and jewelry to delicious street food. The narrow lanes here carry the vibe of old Delhi, and the local shopkeepers are friendly and welcoming. The area is also surrounded by historic monuments and spiritual sites, making it attractive for both tourists and locals.

I should not recommend anyone to go to this market during rainy season or specially after this covid 19. This market was totally swampy. People are not using any mask 😷 nor any gap. Everyone was roaming freely on the road. Due to smaller lanes the market was full of traffic no space to even walk properly. Very slippery roads with too many cows around. So, this was not a good experience.

Hi .. mehruli market bhaut sahi hai good rate , good people, verity of vegetables are available

"Mehrauli Market is a bustling local bazaar known for its vibrant mix of daily essentials, street food, clothing, and traditional shops. Located near historic monuments like Qutub Minar, the market blends old-world charm with modern convenience. From fresh produce and household items to affordable garments and local eateries, it offers a glimpse into the everyday life of Delhi residents. A lively spot for budget shopping and exploring the local culture."

Attractive beautiful historical place qutub minar just ticket price only 40 rupees for india national foreigners 600 hundred rupees person easily available auto,taxi, buses & metro transportation also available bike , car parking if you have owned car

It is located in the middle of South Delhi. It is a place for middle class families with best connectivity to tuition, dance, music, drawing classes within 200 meters. Excellent place to live with nearby all kind of amenities in effect cost, 900 meter metro, 600 meter bus stand, 1400 old historical place. DDA well maintained parks in acres.

It is famous for its unique blend of luxury wedding bridal wear (near Qutub Minar), traditional bazaars offering affordable suit sets, saris, and jewelry, and its historic, rustic charm as one of Delhi's oldest areas. It is a premier hub for high-end designers like Manish Malhotra and Tarun Tahilani, alongside bustling local street food and old-world market vibes.

Mehrauli Market is full of life. The narrow lanes lined with small shops, fresh fruits, and daily essentials that make it feel like a true neighborhood hub. The shopkeepers are warm and approachable, and bargaining adds a playful touch to the shopping experience. Prices are fair, and you’ll find everything from household items to street snacks tucked into corners. It does get crowded, especially in the evenings, but that’s part of its charm. The buzz, the colors, and the old Delhi vibe make it worth a visit if you want to soak in local flavor.