You can easily spend all your money in two of the most famous markets of Jaipur: Johri Bazaar and Bapu Bazaar. Filled with traditional handicrafts, intricately embroidered ethnic clothes and much more, these markets showcase the essence of Rajasthan's vibrant culture. From silver jewelery and mojaris to lac bangles, puppets and lamps, you will find everything here. Although items like pashmina shawls, silk carpets and saffron can be expensive, they are some of Kashmir's most coveted treasures. For genuine pashmina shawls, buy only from authorized retailers or bring along a knowledgeable friend. Don't forget to pick up some handmade paper mache boxes as unique gifts. Delhi is a shopper's paradise, with a mix of affordable local stores and high-end boutiques. For clothes, this is one of the best places in India, from street shopping in Sarojini Nagar and Lajpat Nagar to designer finds in Connaught Place and Janpath Market. You'll be able to find great deals on clothing and jewelry here.
Be sure to visit the flea markets of Goa during your holidays. This popular Saturday market offers a mix of authentic designer clothes, silver jewelry and other unique finds. Enjoy live music, diverse food stalls and a variety of merchandise including clothing, shoes, jewelry, handicrafts, leather goods and home decor. No trip to Chennai is complete without buying a silk saree from Kanchipuram. Even if you don't wear them often, it is important to own at least one high-quality saree. If you need guidance on sarees, visit Nalli Store and be sure to stop by Pondy Bazaar and Anna Salai for more shopping. Chennai also has some of the top shopping malls in India including Express Avenue and Phoenix Market City. FC Road in Pune is a budget-friendly haven for students. With affordable prices on everything from stylish watches and purses to clothing and shoes, it's a dream come true for young shoppers. FC Road offers plenty of options without breaking the bank.
