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Markets are a great way of discovering the local specialities of any destination, whether you're looking for fresh produce, unique clothing, unusual objets d'art or gourmet treats. Have you haggled over haggis or struck a deal on a djellaba? Browse our market tips for inspiration, or send us your advice on finding the best bargains and most unusual stalls.
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    Paharganj

    Posted by madcapjohn 20 September 2006

    Experience the hustle and bustle of Delhi street life, with seemingly non-stop markets, livestock roaming free and every type of chancer and laughably inept con man trying to engage you..top notch, and puts the sedate connaught place to bed.

    Near New Delhi train station

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    Fab India

    Posted by bbano 18 September 2006

    If you want real cotton or khadi clothes, both Indian and Western style, this is the place to go. Reasonable prices. Across the market is their Home Furnishings, just as good. In fact the whole market is becoming a Fab India outlet!!

    N-Block Market
    G.K. I
    New Delhi

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    An opticians in Delhi's G.K. I M-Block market, an amazing range of top-level frames and the latest glasses and lenses. Prices for a designer frame will be around 35-40 euros, latest reduced thickness, anti-glare coating etc lenses will set you back another 20 or so, depending on number.

    Rest of the market is great for shopping where Indians do (silver, gold jewellery, designer wear) and at the same time also cheaper stores with belts, shoes, Indian cosmetics, etc.

    M-Block Market
    Greater Kailash I
    New Delhi
    Tel: 011 642 0017

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    Activity

    Posted by Pawan 24 November 2005

    It is a craft and food market (bazaar). Full of lovely clothes, interesting accessories and beautiful handmade crafts. Best of all, there are food stalls from almost each state of India. One could eat south Indian Dosa, east Indian Momos (dumplings) or North Indian chaat.
    A microcosm of Indian crafts and tastes.

    Dilli Haat, Sri Aurobindo Marg, Opp. INA Market, New Delhi, India 110023.
    Phone : +91-11-4629365, 6119055

    www.delhitourism.com/dttdc/dilli-haat.html

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