Delhi has been, since historical times, a favoured destination for shoppers.

Below is a list of well known shopping markets and malls in and around Delhi.

Retail markets

• Connaught Place,^[1] including Janpath and Palika Bazaar. Robert Tor Russell's role in designing Connaught Place (CP), and his decision to break up the circle to give it a grander scale, demonstrates the thoughtful planning that went into the layout of the area. There is a huge park, Central Park, a park where shoppers and others can relax in the middle of CP.^[2]
• Chandni Chowk^[1] - A market planned by Jahanara Begum, daughter of Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, dates back to the mid-17th century. Historically, it had shops known for silverwork. In the contemporary context, the main street retains its chaotic charm, while the labyrinthine bazaars branching off offer a diverse shopping experience for items ranging from tiffin tins to saris, spices to gold jewelry. The area also boasts a vibrant street food scene, providing an opportunity to savor local treats.^[3]
• Karol Bagh^[1]
• Paharganj
• Sarojini Nagar^[1]
• Khan Market^[1][4] - Most expensive retail location in India, in terms of per square feet rental.^[5]
• Lajpat Nagar
• Dilli Haat, INA and Pitampura - Government-run emporiums showcasing a rotating cast of regional artists and their crafts, such as bamboo & cane jewellery, hand-carved wooden articles and papier-mache animals.^[4]
• Hauz Khas Village Market.^[1][6]
• South Extension
• Nehru Place
• Daryaganj
• Gandhi Nagar
• Rajouri Garden
• Tilak Nagar Central Market
• Rani Bagh
• Kohat Pitampura
• Kamla Nagar

Wholesale markets

• Gandhi Nagar, Delhi
• Okhla Mandi
• Mehrauli
• Chandni Chowk
• Khari Baoli
• Ghanta Ghar
• Bhajanpura

Shopping malls

Delhi

• Ansal Plaza, Hudco Place
• West Gate Mall
• Select Citywalk, Saket