This is a place where culture and clutter go hand in hand. If you need to see both this is the best place to be. You will need a good 3 hours or even more to explore this place and see how colourful India and Indians can be. Ensure you do not have a car waiting to take you back... More

It's provides a window to old Delhi with its narrow lanes, congested traffic lanes where cycle rikshaws jostle with horse carriages, trucks and tuc-tucs ! The chancing chock is renowned for its small alleyway lanes or Galis as they are called - each specialising in the trade of a particular product- it has Nai sarak which is one of asias... More

People actually come here for the chaos, and that's understandable. And yeah, the chaos (and filth) have some charm (not too much, though). However, make sure you hold on to your belongings and bargain as much as you can as pickpocketing IS a problem and the merchants will try to rip you off with ridiculous only-for-tourists prices. Dare not eat... More

Chandni chock is old part of city and near red fort. if you really want to enjoy this market hire one rikshaw and see all places.

I visited Chandni Chownk with my friend for some shopping.There are numerous markets like katra asharfi, katra nawabi, krishna road, kinari market etc. The shops on the main road are somewhat expensive. Be aware of the agents that take you to some shops. They chase you like anything and you have to be very stern to get rid off them.... More

Chandni Chowk runs through the middle of the walled city, from the Lahori Darwaza (Lahore Gate) of the Red Fort to Fatehpuri Masjid. Originally, a canal ran through the middle of the street as a part of the water supply scheme. It was initially divided into three sections:[4] Jama Masjid, the iconic 17th-century mosque of Chandni Chowk Lahori darwaza to... More

Take a cycle rickshaw tour of the area to see it at its est...watch out for pickpockets? We got a tuk tuk over to the red fort from there..quite an experience

Chandani Chowk is the famous market in old Delhi. you can find everything in this market from electronics, cloths, plastics, marriage shopping, food, ride on cycle riksha etc. This is very crowded and you should be aware of pickpockets. Bargaining is must in this market. You can reach here by metro rail to Chandani chowk station, this market is just... More

Be prepared for the assault on your senses. Old delhi offers an experience like no other... Old markets, the place has history from the Mughals to the guru dwarf sis ganj- a holy place for the Sikhs. Don't miss the bird hospital to remind you kindness to animals is part of the ancient indian culture. Go with good walking shoes,... More