Stores, Malls or Markets in Delhi

This shop sells rugs, jewelry, local crafts, etc.. My husband and I bought two rugs there for US$2700 with the promise that it would be delivered to our country, Brazil, at our door, with no extra charges. We were told that there was an arrangement with the Indian government, so, probably, we would not have to pay duties. The salesman also promised to ship the carpets with an accompanying receipt of a lesser value, just in case. Of course, he did not do it! Result: The carpets arrived in a nice, tight package, however we had to pay US$2500 in duties (!!!). So, be careful, some countries will charge customs.

The decor is contemporary and the interior cool and clean. Barista coffee shops are taking over India it seems, with the 89th one opened in Delhi this year!

What to buy: The coffee is great and the cakes much better than any at Starbucks for example (which this chain resembles but outdoes... in my opinion.).

You will find the ambience of this place very relaxing.It is like a village setting.the rows of shops have merchandise from all over india.you need to bargain here.
the range is mind boggling.you will find something from every part of India!
The best part of shopping here is that you can have a great meal for a very reasonable price.You get authentic cuisines from all over India.the taste is great and the price truly unbelievable.
There is an entry fee of Rs.15.

What to buy: Clothes,jewellery,paintings,sculpture,wood work,masks,bags,fabric,fancy items,bedspeads,mugs,crockery,cutlery etc..

This shop has a very good range of clothes.the kurtas are beautiful and the styling is good.the stitching is good and the quality is very good.the price is truly reasonable considering the quality.the price maybe more than what you will find on pavements,but the quality is much better.

What to buy: Kurtas,kurtis,salwar suits,dupattas,churidhars and mix and match items.

What to pay: the prices are fixed and it is reasonable.YOu will get kurtas for Rs.275 and above.

There are plenty of shops in this area.You will get just about everything.Jewellery,clothes,caps,bags,kitchen utensils,crockery,linen,etc..There are also many good places to eat,chaat,corn,veg and fruit juices are all sold here.

There are rows of shops in janpath.these shops sell beautiful ethnic stuff-- clothes,jewellery,footwear,bags,curios,decorative artefacts and more.
YOu need to bargain here.the bylanes also have some sellers,dont miss these too.

This market is ideal for budget shopping.You will find just about everything -- jewellery,bangles,clothes of all kinds,kitchen ware,bags,footwear,house hold items etc.
You need to bargain here.
there are many vendors selling snacks,corn,and other eatables.
it is a nice way to spend half a day,provided the weather is reasonable!

The Janpath market is close to the Jantar Mantar. I have not been to the market literally but from the numerous visits around the market I have an idea that it is a nice place to shop for local crafts, souvenirs, jewellery, wall hangings and other decoratives.

What to buy: local crafts, souvenirs, jewellery, wall hangings and other decoratives.

What to pay: no idea