Country Inn & Suites By Carlson Delhi Satbari

CENTRAL DELHI. This massive shopping area is sometimes referred to Rajiv Chowk. The area was built in 1931 as the...

CENTRAL DELHI. This massive shopping area is sometimes referred to Rajiv Chowk. The area was built in 1931 as the commercial center of the British Raj. Classical white columns hold up three rings of arcades, which are home to a variety of shops from the simple to the sophisticated. Everything under the sun is available somewhere in Connaught Place, but the best deals are on saris, perfume, tea, silver jewelry and pashmina and kashmiri shawls. Credit card acceptance varies.

Hours: Tue-Sun 10am-9pm

SOUTH DELHI. This tony suburb of New Delhi is often compared to New York City's Soho or Greenwich Village. In fact, the...

SOUTH DELHI. This tony suburb of New Delhi is often compared to New York City's Soho or Greenwich Village. In fact, the "in crowd" simply refers to Hauz Khas as "The Village." The gentrification of this 12th-century burgh began in 1980 when a famous Indian clothing designer opened her showroom here. Others quickly followed suit, and today the area is cheek-to-jowl with chic restaurants and sophisticated boutiques selling designer duds, hand-blown glass items for the home, fine folk crafts and antique furniture. Credit card acceptance varies by shop.

Hours: Daily 10:30am-8pm

Payment Methods: Visa , Master Card , Discover , American Express , Diner's Club

CENTRAL DELHI. This market is found along the road of the same name, which connects Connaught Place to the Lodi Gardens....

CENTRAL DELHI. This market is found along the road of the same name, which connects Connaught Place to the Lodi Gardens. Haggling is expected and you can pick up some great deals on bohemian clothes, hand crafted jewelry and home goods such as carpets. Most of the shops in the market are small kiosks, but the Central Cottage Industries Emporium is a larger shop that specializes in Indian folk crafts and artifacts. Credit card acceptance varies, so bring plenty of cash.

Hours: Mon-Sat

CENTRAL DELHI. You will see plenty of New Delhi locals at this popular market. Folks come here for the good deals on...

CENTRAL DELHI. You will see plenty of New Delhi locals at this popular market. Folks come here for the good deals on CDs, DVDs, cosmetics, electronics and clothing. The area also boasts of several excellent bookshops and newsstands. Bring some cash since credit card acceptance varies by vendor.

Hours: Daily 10am-10pm Hours May Vary Seasonally

CENTRAL DELHI. Four hundred shops crowd together in this subterranean market, located under the grassy square in...

CENTRAL DELHI. Four hundred shops crowd together in this subterranean market, located under the grassy square in Connaught Place. Haggling is the rule here, and you can find everything from electronics gear and cameras to clothing and jewelry. You needn't leave the air conditioning to venture topside for food, since there are vendors selling snacks. Bring cash since credit card acceptance is spotty, but do watch out for pickpockets.

Hours: Daily 10am-9pm

CENTRAL DELHI. The Air Force Wives association runs this small shopping complex, which is a favorite haunt of diplomats'...

CENTRAL DELHI. The Air Force Wives association runs this small shopping complex, which is a favorite haunt of diplomats' wives. Thirty boutiques are ringed around a small garden. This isn't the best spot for bargains, but it is the perfect place to find high fashion Indian clothing. Cosmetics, jewelry, leather accessories and decorative home items are also sold here. This is where you will find the very popular Basil & Thyme restaurant.

Hours: Tue-Sun 10am-8pm

Payment Methods: Visa , Master Card

SOUTH DELHI. Cheap clothing is the main draw of this market, which consists partly of kiosks strung along a road. Even...

SOUTH DELHI. Cheap clothing is the main draw of this market, which consists partly of kiosks strung along a road. Even though there are no changing rooms, the low prices for surplus export garments will convince you to buy without trying on. You can find low price Indian clothing and also Western items such as t-shirts and shorts. If the prices don't seem low enough don't be afraid to haggle, haggle, haggle! There is also a fruit and vegetable bazaar. Cash only.

Hours: Tue-Sun 10am-8pm

Payment Methods: Cash Only