Best Places for Street Shopping in Ahmedabad

Located in the heart of the city, Rani no Hajiro is an intricately carved tomb built for Ahmed Shah’s queens and is an integral part of Ahmedabad’s heritage. Its historical significance has continued to make this place a paradise for women. From jhumkas to handloom fabrics, this market will not fail to surprise you with its magnificent products at budget-friendly rates. Especially for women, this market is a blessing. Bring your A-game for bargaining, bag some amazing stuff, and gorge on some delicious street food!

If you’re stressing over what to wear at a wedding, Dhalgarwad market might just be the perfect solution to your problem. Situated in the old city of Ahmedabad, this market is flooded with items that will give you a glimpse of the cultural heritage of the city. You will find beautiful sarees and sought-after fabrics like Bandhej, kalamkari, South Cotton, and so on along with a wide collection of bedsheets.🥻Do not forget to bargain to get the best price!

Ideally situated in the new city, the Law Garden night market gives you a sneak peek into the charm of the old city of Ahmedabad. This lively market is spread over a long street, covered with various street shops on both sides. For most amdavadis this is a go-to street market for purchasing their garba attires!💃 You can also find fascinating handicrafts and intricate traditional jewelry. Also, while you are there, do not miss out on the appetizing street food!

A chaotic place full of undug treasures is also known as Lal Darwaza Market in Ahmedabad. Lal Darwaza is a place where you leave with your hands full but no empty pockets! Bring your buddy with you to buy everything from books to ethnic clothing at expendable prices at this endless market and devour delicious Amdavadi street food. Use all your bargain chips and get the best prices for your favorite items in no time!

Revdi Bazaar, also known as Sindhi Market, starts at the most crowded gate of Kalupur. This market is far more common for handicrafts, traditional home decor, and cushioning than for textiles. Consider purchasing regional handicrafts like clothing with mirror embellishments and an ethnic bandhani tie-dye saree. Measure the Sindhi market wholeheartedly so you don’t miss gems in the dark. And don’t forget the golden rule, Bargain!