Palam Main Market

Very crowdy market that meets almost every requirement of the locales from grocery to apparels to fresh greens to footwears to fashion accessories for both men and women. This place is the favourite of street food lovers

Heart of Palam with all the shops like household items, apparels, jewellery, footwears, watch, food joints and even 2 temples. Reasonable price shops as well as street hawkers available in thia market. Used to get crowded during festival season so avoid four wheeler during Diwali, Janmashtami, Holi.

Parking issue always there due to lots of unauthorised and permanant parked vehicles under flyover even big vehicles like buses and pickup are occuping space so customer don't want to visit this market by car. So this beautiful market is loosing it's sheen.

We can call this as Mini Sarojini Market 😍❤️ here you can find pretty tops and bottoms in the price range of 100-200. There are plenty of food stalls where you can have different types of momos, chilly potato, rolls etc. …

Almost everything you can find here. From jewellery to Shoes, purse, clothes and books. There are many books shop. There is a hole lane of it. There are many food stalls to eat from. And the market is a bit rushed place.

Nice , decent market in West Delhi. economical than Dwarka market. Local residents which is mainly middle class families working in airforce/delhi airport/gurgaon love this place for their regular shopping.

A good flee market for shopping and street food, good variety of items at a reasonable price. Everything and almost anything is available here, dedicated shops for different household goods, outfits, beauty items, electronics and watches etc.,

Access to almost every product. Max. Food shops are costly. Very much crowdy. Bikers are very rough on roads. Max. Road area is covered by parking. People hai less sense of driving. Need to have Subway for metro. As no management for traffic, drivers don't care for the pedestals, they can kick you even walking out of the traffic lane. Cars/metador/chota haati will enter in Max. Rush hours

Very busy and crowded market. With all sorts of things available. Heavy traffic jams on roads during the evening hours. But very convenient as most of the household, groceries and other stuffs are available.

Yaha apko sab kuch milega, esi koi cheej nahi jo yaha uplabhd nhi , sabhi kuch reasonable price par mil jata hai , kabhi bhi aao yaha crowd bhot milta hai, ye palam ki main badi market hai, jo kahi nahi milega ,wo yaha jarur milega , khaane se lekar clothes or ghar ka decoration ka samaan or electronics ka sabhi samaan yaha asani se miljata hai. They come loaded with the produce of the season such as cotton, grain, oil seeds, vegetables, etc. Whenever I visit a market I find the hawkers shouting loudly to sell their goods. They try to attract the people by several names. As the prices of the items are not fixed, the hawkers as well as the buyers do bargain. I watch these people who feel greatly satisfied after purchasing a thing at a minimum price from the hawkers. The market is at peak in the evening. There is not a single shop where a big crowd is not seen. Everyone seems to be in hurry. There are jewellery shops which shine brightly in the light. Cloth shops and ready-made garment shops do great business during a festival. The hotels and restaurants are also crowded with people. Some people are seen with plates of ‘chat’ others are seen enjoying cold drinks. There is flavour of all kinds in the surrounding area. It is very difficult to drive a car in a market place. What to talk of a car or a motorcycle sometimes it becomes difficult even to walk. On the occasion of festivals like Diwali, Dussehra and Holi the situation becomes worse. It seems all the population of the country is on the road. There is great hustle and bustle. In between the cars and motorcycles, we see those carrying different articles for sale. They create great problems as sometimes they bring the traffic at a halt resulting in loud horns from the car-drivers.