Shop, Snack, and Stroll: 5 Night Markets That Light Up India

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If you think shopping in India ends when the sun goes down, think again. Some of the country’s most exciting markets actually come alive at night. Whether you’re after good food, unique finds, or just a lively atmosphere, these five night markets are worth staying up for.

Arpora Saturday Night Market, Goa

This is Goa’s weekend party spot. There’s live music, street food from around the world, and stalls selling everything from bohemian clothes to handmade jewelry. It’s a great place to soak up Goa’s free-spirited vibe.

Sarojini Nagar Night Bazaar, Delhi

Already famous for bargains, Sarojini Nagar gets even more fun at night. You’ll find trendy clothes, quirky accessories, and plenty of street food. The energy is high, and you never know what you’ll discover.

Crawford Market, Mumbai

One of Mumbai’s oldest markets, Crawford Market is full of character after dark. You can pick up fresh fruits, spices, and home goods, then grab a vada pav or some spicy keema pav from nearby stalls.

Shilparamam Night Bazaar, Hyderabad

This market feels like a cultural village, with folk music, dance, and rows of artisan stalls. It’s a good spot for handlooms, pottery, and traditional Hyderabadi food, all in a relaxed, family-friendly setting.

Bapu Bazaar at Night, Jaipur

Jaipur’s Bapu Bazaar is especially charming in the evening, with its old havelis lit up. Shop for Rajasthani juttis and saris, and don’t miss the local sweets. The atmosphere is laid-back, with a touch of royal flair.

Each of these markets offers a different slice of Indian nightlife, blending shopping, food, and culture for a memorable evening out.

Source: Outlook Traveller, Whatshot, Hashtag Magazine