Ultimate Shopping Guide- Shopkhoj

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Shop Khoj
SHOPKHOJ.COM is a website for women
and by women. This is an information portal on
shops and shopping markets for people who visit
India and  are interested to shop in India.  This
website provides information on some of the best
shops, best markets and best malls in
Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Chennai,
Jaipur and Pondicherry. The categories of shops
include Indian wear, Western wear, Jewellery,
Accessories, home furnishing and handicrafts
Lets go city wise and see what Shopkhoj offers.
From Street shopping to designer boutiques, check
out everything here.
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DELHI

• New Delhi is the capital of India. When it comes
  to shopping in Delhi, it is absolutely amazing.
  The city has it all from high end designer wear
  lehengas to fabulous dresses and jewellery at
  street shops. Head to Chandni Chowk, Janpath,
  Sarojini Nagar and Lajpat Nagar for the best
  bargains. Check out Ritu Wears, Frontier Raas
  for bridal wear, Fabindia, for ethnic wear
  dresses, Forest Essentials and Biotique for
  personal care products, Dilli Haat and Cottage
  Emporium for ethnic clothes handicrafts.
• South Extension Market, Khan Market and Shahpur
  Jat Market are the popular markets in South Delhi
  for bridal wear jewelry. The Ambience Mall in
  Gurgaon, Select City Mall in Delhi, The Promenade
  Mall and The Great India place in Noida are the
  most popular shopping malls in Gurgaon, Delhi
  Noida respectively. Read more about shopping
  markets and malls in Delhi here. Delhi.

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CHENNAI
Chennai, formerly Madras, city. 
Chennai is famous for beautifully decorated
ancient temples , Bhartnatyam Dance, Dance
Jewellery, Temple Jewellery, Tanjore Paintings
and the most important, the Kanjivaram silk
sarees and silk cotton sarees. For the best
sarees in Chennai, shop at Nalli Sarees, Kumaran
Silks, RASI and Manmandir. For jewellery in
Chennai, shop at Jugal Kishore, Prince Jewelers,
Amethyst.
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• BANGALORE

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• JAIPUR

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KOLKATA Kolkata Kolkata
formerly known Calcutta. Kolkata is perhaps the
most important cultural centre of India. There
are plenty of street shopping options in Kolkata,
from inexpensive clothes to aretfacts and
imitation jewellery . Kolkata is a hub for
handloom sarees, such as Bengal cotton sarees and
dhakai muslin sraees as well as Banarsi sarees.
New market is the oldest market of Kolkata and is
also known as Hogg Market. Here you can find
jewellery shops saree shops and several other
shops. Another famous shopping market in Kolkata
is Dakshinapan Shopping Centre. You can find
variety of clothes, jewellery, saris, furniture
and aretfacts. If you are travelling to the city,
make sure you engage in street shopping in
Kolkata to buy awesome goods at throwaway prices.
See which are the best shops in the Kolkata
Market with our shopping guide on famous markets
in Kolkata.


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MUMBAI Mumbai early known as Bombay, a
city of dreams where people comes to achieve
their dreams. Mumbai has a lot to offer to
visitors - whether it's shopping, sightseeing or
dining, Mumbai is not only famous for the
international fashion brands and labels but is
also home to a wide assortment of local markets,
boutiques and shopping malls. Mumbai is truly a
great shopping destination for all. If you are
looking for dresses at budget prices, artificial
jewellery accessories, then 'Linking Road' is
the best option for you. 'Fashion Street' is
always crammed with college students and
teenagers who come here to shop for the trendy
attires. If shopping on the streets is not enough
to quench your thirst, then you have the option
of visiting Mumbais shopping malls.
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PONDICHERRY Pondicherrynow its been
renamed as Puducherry, union territory of India.
Its a perfect destination for holiday.
Handicrafts, fabrics, food items, home décor,
Auroville products and personal care products
are the products one cannot miss. In
Pondicherry there are two markets,known as the
French Quarter and the Tamil Quarters where one
find western dresses, jewellery and
accessorries. In Pondicherry there is famous
Ashram called Sri Aurobindo Ashram, where Shri
Aurobindo and the Mother are laid to rest.
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