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These Tibetan Markets are known for selling unique stuff at pocket-friendly prices. From colourful clothes and trendy jewellery to tasty Tibetan food to handicrafts, these markets are perfect for offbeat shopping and Delhi is noted for being home to some amazing Tibetan markets.
Janpath Market is a bustling and vibrant shopping destination located in the heart of Delhi. The market is known for its wide range of merchandise, including clothing, jewelry, accessories, and handicrafts. Visitors can find a variety of items from street vendors and small shops at affordable prices.
Shankar Market is one of the best places Delhi has to offer when it comes to buying ethnic wear or fabric by the metre. From cotton fabric with basic prints, silk brocades, sequins, lace, georgette, and Indian handloom, the shops have it all.
If you have to buy silk brocade for upcoming shaadis, walk into this shop with your eyes closed (no, not really). And the brocade here is far from the generic booti or paisley designs that is the usual norm.
We found Moroccan-inspired geometric patterns in gorgeous shades, and we had a hard time taking our eyes off of them. These stunning silk fabrics were priced at INR 975 per metre. If you don’t want to spend as much, go for their cheaper variant (a mix of 80 per cent silk and 20 per cent cotton) with smaller patterns.
We also loved their small stack of cotton fabric in pretty pastel shades and intricate chikan work (priced at INR 350). Plus, they’ve got a decent selection of last remaining bits of fabric that you could use to add interesting details to your suits.