Hello! Gurgaon residents, are you planning to go shopping this weekend? What about the Banjara Market in Gurgaon? Those who do not know about this market can go through this article to learn how to reach there, what to buy, and timings, etc.
How Do You Get There?
- By Metro:
If you are travelling via the metro, you can reach sector 55-56 metro station using the rapid metro line. From there you can take a walk or simply book an auto rickshaw, E-rickshaw, or Rapido bike. The distance between the market and the metro station is 1.5 km.
- By Road:
If you are travelling via public transport, you can take an Auto rickshaw, book a car, etc., and reach Banjara Market Gurgaon.
Best Time For Visiting
The market opens from 9 am – 9:30 pm every day. It is open all 365 days of the year and people can walk in any day they want. On weekdays, amazing discounts are going on, you can explore items if you want to buy a variety of items. If you want to explore the vibrant colours, you can go on weekends and enjoy. People who prefer avoiding crowds can go in the off-season as the market is much more crowded from November to February.
Why To Explore Banjara Market?
Banjara Market offers you amazing and unique home decor collections and handcrafts, such as art, baskets, paper matches, embroidery, glasswork, etc. The minimum price of a product could be RS. 90 and if you are a bargaining expert, you can earn a lot of profit here. Some of the stores provide personalised touch facilities. You can find mirror partitions and frames, chests and small storage, tablets, dining room sets, etc. in home decor products.
What Can You Find In Banjara Market?
Banjara market consists of a diverse range of products. You can find clothing, traditional jewellery, leather goods, antiques for your collection, home decor, kitchen utensils, and many other household products.
Should You Buy Products From Banjara Market?
If you need any product and you find it in Banjara Market, don’t hesitate and go for it. There may appear a small bargaining problem but bargaining is your right. Bargain experts buy a heavy amount of products from here at very low prices. As you are purchasing your products offline there is no issue of quality checking. You can check the product properly and buy it if you like.
Restaurants Around The Market
Not only for bargainers, this market is equal to a haven for foodies as well. They can find mouth-watering street foods as well as restaurants.
- Street food
In Banjara Market, you can easily find gol gappa, chaat, momos, samosas, and other Indian street foods that will satisfy your taste buds.
- Big Yellow Door
The Big Yellow Door restaurant has a 4.8/5 star rating on the internet. This restaurant is well known for serving a variety of South Indian and Continental dishes. It is one of the restaurants you will find in Banjara Market.
- The Chocolate Room
Visitors who have a sweet tooth can come to The Chocolate Room of Banjara Market. Here you will find light meals and desserts that will surely satisfy you.
- Chache Di Hatti
Chacha Di Hatti is for people who love Punjabi food. Here you will find daal makhani, lassi, chana masala, tandoori chicken, and many more dishes to fill out your tummy.
- Curry House
Curry House serves you the most delicious Chinese and northern Indian dishes.
History Of The Banjara Market
The Banjara Market may have become a bustling and vibrant market but its history is unforeseen. In the earlier ages, it was known as the black market of Gurugram. People used to sell illegal products here and buyers would find anything they wanted. But, as time passed, people started to buy and sell goods in this market, and it became a tourist attraction. A group of Gadiya Lahors and Nomads of Rajasthan started to put up tents on the roadside, and hence, it became a market. This market was established in the 2000s.
Conclusion
The Banjara Market is a famous market and a tourist spot. You can walk in here any day of the year and enjoy buying products or delicious foods. If you are a bargaining expert, this place is surely worth a try.
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