Even with the higher levels of sophistication that brands bring to the whole idea of shopping with customization and world class shopping centres, there’s some magic about street shopping that makes it completely unique, with its own charm and not to forget bargaining essence.
Hyderabad, this city is very famous for shopping as much as biryani. Festive season the city stays awake 24/7. So, are you excited to experience the joy of shopping on streets? Here are eight top street shopping places for you.
1. Laad Bazaar: Laad Bazaar is situated next to the Charminar. Here, you will find shops that sell excellent perfumes, jewellery and garments.
2. Perfume Market: Not too far from the Charminar, situated between Laad Bazaar and Moti Chowk is the Perfume Market. As the name suggest, it’s perfumes and more perfumes that you find here-ittar, or regionally produced perfumes that come in beautiful glass vials.
3. Moazzam Jahi Market: It used to be popular as a fruit market, but now the Mozzam Jahi Market is more that a fruit bazaar. You will find delectable sweets, fresh flowers, pottery products and groceries here. And, oh, did we mention arms and ammunitions? But the buck doesn’t stop there, for it’s also a wholesale market for ittar and hookahs.
4. Antique Market: If you are looking for antique items , this is the place to go. From quaint chandeliers to unique crockery, from wooden chests to replicas of monuments, you’d find all the unique and antique items in Antique Market. You can find these shops near Murgi Chowk, close to the Charminar.
5. Begum Bazar : Rich both in history and the collection of goods that are sold, Begum Bazar is a must-visit for a shopping spree in Hyderabad. From tobacco to house hold goods and everything in between, this bazar that traces its history back to about 150 years wouldn’t let you down with any of your needs.
6. Nampally Exhibition: Nampally is a prominent shopping area in Hyderabad that can’t be missed if you want your shopping to be diverse. The annually held Numisha-one of the biggest exhibitions of Indian produces-has its home in Nampally.
7. Pot Market: This market in Secunderabad is a hub for jewellery-both real and artificial-as also vegetables and garments. It’s said that culture-even though a high brow term to use-has it’s beginning in the streets.
8. General Bazar: General Bazar, a hub for accseories, food, cloths and goes on.. This market is located at parklane road.
