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Janpath Market stretches along Janpath Road and is divided into two main sections — the Tibetan Market and the open street bazaar. The Tibetan Market is particularly popular for handmade jewellery, thangka paintings, prayer flags, and traditional Tibetan artefacts.
The street bazaar section is a treasure trove of Indian handicrafts — block-printed fabrics, embroidered bags, silver jewellery, leather goods, and much more. The key to shopping here is to bargain confidently; prices are often quoted two to three times higher than the fair value.
What to Buy at Janpath Market
- Jewellery – Silver, beaded, and tribal jewellery at low prices
- Clothing – Kurtis, block-print fabrics, bohemian wear
- Bags – Leather, jute, and embroidered bags
- Handicrafts – Wooden items, pottery, figurines
- Souvenirs – Fridge magnets, keychains, miniature monuments
- Tibetan artefacts – Singing bowls, thangkas, prayer wheels
Shopping Tips
- Always bargain – Start at 40–50% of the quoted price
- Visit on weekdays – Less crowded than weekends
- Carry cash – Most stalls don't accept cards
- Morning visits – Best selection before stock runs out
- Watch your belongings – Keep bags zipped in crowds
How to Reach Janpath Market
- Metro: Rajiv Chowk Metro Station (Yellow & Blue Line) – 5 minute walk
- Bus: Multiple DTC buses stop at Connaught Place
- From New Delhi Railway Station: About 2 km by auto or taxi
Timings
- Monday – Saturday: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Sunday: Closed (most stalls)
Entry Fee
- Free Entry