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Shopping Guide in Mumbai
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Shopping Guide in Mumbai
🛍️ Shopping in Mumbai
Street Markets & Bazaars
Colaba Causeway:
Tourist central with handicrafts, fashion jewelry, bags, clothes, antiques (open 10 AM-10 PM)
Crawford Market (Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Mandai):
150-year-old wholesale market for fruits, vegetables, spices, pets iconic Victorian architecture (9 AM-8 PM, closed Sundays)
Chor Bazaar ('Thieves Market'):
Antiques, vintage Bollywood posters, furniture, collectibles in Mutton Street area (11 AM-7:30 PM, closed Fridays)
Zaveri Bazaar:
India's largest gold jewelry market in Kalbadevi stunning traditional designs (11 AM-9 PM, closed Sundays)
Fashion Street:
350+ stalls selling affordable trendy clothes, accessories near Azad Maidan (10 AM-10 PM)
Linking Road, Bandra:
Street shopping paradise for clothes, accessories, footwear with great bargains (11 AM-10 PM)
Dadar Flower Market:
Asia's largest wholesale flower market sensory feast of colors and fragrances (early morning best)
What to Buy in Mumbai
Textiles:
Silk sarees, cotton fabrics, traditional Maharashtrian paithani sarees at Mangaldas Market
Jewelry:
Gold ornaments, silver items, precious stones from Zaveri Bazaar
Handicrafts:
Warli art, marble inlay work, brass items, wooden carvings from Colaba
Spices:
Authentic Indian spices, tea blends, masalas from Crawford Market or APMC Navi Mumbai
Bollywood Memorabilia:
Posters, DVDs, collectibles from Chor Bazaar
Fashion:
Designer wear from Bandra boutiques, affordable fashion from Linking Road
Ayurvedic Products:
Natural cosmetics, oils, herbal medicines
Malls & Modern Shopping
Phoenix Marketcity
(Kurla),
Inorbit Mall
(Malad),
High Street Phoenix
(Lower Parel)
International and Indian brands, dining, entertainment fixed prices, air-conditioned comfort
Shopping Tips 💡
Bargaining is expected
at street markets start at 40-50% of asking price
Cash preferred
at bazaars and street markets; cards accepted in malls and boutiques
Best days:
Weekdays are less crowded than weekends at popular markets
Authenticity:
For jewelry and antiques, buy from reputable shops with certificates
Timing:
Most markets close by 8-9 PM; start shopping by 11 AM to avoid afternoon heat
More about Mumbai
Landmarks & Monuments
Museums & Galleries
Religious Sites
Ancient & Historical Sites
Neighborhoods & Districts
Parks & Gardens
Best Time to Visit
Getting Around
Tourist Passes
Festivals & Events
Day Itineraries
Best Photo Spots
Food Guide
Electricity & Plugs
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