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Large west-central Delhi shopping district for clothes, bridal wear, jewellery and electronics, centred on Ajmal Khan Road and Gaffar Market.
Karol Bagh is a sprawling commercial area with a mix of street stalls and established showrooms. Ajmal Khan Road is lined with clothing, footwear and accessory stalls, while the area is also known for bridal lehengas and jewellery showrooms. Gaffar Market is a major hub for phones, accessories, electronics parts and repairs. Street food and kulfi shops add to the bustle.
Highlights
- Ajmal Khan Road
- Gaffar Market
- Tip-Top Market
- bridal and jewellery showrooms
Tips
- Bargain hard at street stalls
- In Gaffar Market check device authenticity and warranty; go with someone who knows the market
- Branded showrooms are fixed-price
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