Janpath is the ultimate destination for bargain shopping who look out for affordable deals on ethnic clothing, assorted footwear, junk jewelry and handicrafts. It is one of the oldest market places of Delhi and is situated in close proximity with Connaught Place. It is a 1.5 km stretch of roadside boutique stores selling the stuff which is otherwise difficult at one place in the major malls of the city. The long line of cost efficient boutiques is a heaven for budget shoppers and travelers.  Here one can find anything and everything.

Markets in Janpath

Janpath which is situated opposite to Connaught place is perfect for buying latest fashion stuff and the ones who love to flaunt the latest in-things, Janpath is the perfect destination. There are no different markets in Janpath but it's a 1.5 km long street full of small stall like shops offering the latest stuff and traditional artifacts at highly reasonable prices.

History of Janpath

Janpath, which refers to People's path in Hindi, was an original part of New Delhi's design developed by Sir Edwin Lutyens and was originally called the "Queen's Way". It connects Lodhi Gardens with Connaught Place.

Janpath Specialty

Also known as Tibetan Market, the touristy strip of Janpath sells the usual trinkets at the most astonishing prices. You can easily buy trinkets galore, dangling earrings, brass artifacts, colorful shawls and shimmering mirror work textiles. You can surely have some good findings at rock bottom prices if you are ready to rummage through the junk. The golden rule for shopping at Janpath is bargaining. So, if you are planning to go on budget hunting, it’s better to sharpen your bargaining skills for maximum benefit.

Eating Joints at Janpath

There are plethora of Indian style fast food stalls offering delectable Indian street food and cuisines. The Indian chat made from flavorful chutneys including tikkis, Pani Pooris, bhalla chat etc. can be easily found here on stalls and offers an amazing treat to food lovers.