Indian Bazaars

I had a printout of the google map of Chickpete that I studied quickly before I set out. It looked like I could start at the K.R.market and...

A GUEST POST by LAURA MANNERING  Most tourists love a market. It’s not just because we’re obsessed with finding the ultimate souvenir of our...

If you enjoy exploring the Bazaars in India, there is an antique market in Bombay with shops that sell posters from Bollywood movies. This ...

There are two kinds of people – those who hate chennai and those who love chennai. The ones who love chennai will always continue to love ...

“Go to Sassoon Dock at break of day, and there before you are the two unchanging forces of Bombay – commerce and the sea – in jostling, cla...

The Mulji Jetha market in Mumbai is the largest textile market in Asia. It is a hundred and thirty-six year old market and located near the...

This post is part of the  Bazaar Tour Series .  You can read here about Gandhi Bazaar: Street Vendor Eviction and about Pedestrianising Gan...