Janpath Market
81 people recommend, 11 warn against itvia r/IndianFashionAddicts, r/delhi·30 comments quoted below
The comments quoted below are a sample of the full tally across 79 threads.
What people say, in short
Janpath, a short walk from Connaught Place, is the market people recommend most for jewellery and accessories: silver and oxidised pieces, jhumkas, bangles, chokers and waist chains from its street stalls. It is also liked for trendy clothes, winterwear and ethnic shopping, and several describe it as a slightly pricier Sarojini with better quality and less sorting through stock. Bargaining hard is the repeated advice, since first quotes can be inflated and prices can drop a long way. The caveats: a few say the clothes fade or wear out after a few washes, and some feel it is not as cheap as its reputation.
Address
J6H9+JGJ Janpath Market, Janpath Rd, Janpath, Connaught Place, New Delhi, Delhi 110001, India
At a glance
- Best for
- Jewellery, Clothes, Budget
- Known for
- Silver jewellery, Waist chains, Jhumkas
- Bargaining
- Expected
The evidence
Every point below is paraphrased from a real public comment, ordered by how much the community engaged with it. Caveats and negatives are kept in — follow any link to read the original for yourself.
Bangles for the outfit came from Janpath.
Bought a pearl choker there for a wedding outfit.
Calls Janpath a literal thrift market where resellers source their stock.
Says it is solid for everything else besides fashion.
Visited after years of hype and found it just an ordinary short market stretch, not special.
Calls Janpath a best bet for alt accessories like studded belts.
Recommends Janpath for unique jewellery.
Good for men's winterwear
Says Janpath is great.
Likes its simple central location; good for cheap jewellery and clothes, and bargaining is easy and fun.
Recommends Janpath for kurtis and accessories like earrings.
Better for statement and ethnic pieces but pricier than Sarojini; Gujarati lane for garba wear is quite expensive.
Suggests Janpath for kurtis and accessories such as earrings.
Lists Janpath among budget-friendly markets for buying clothes
Smaller, more crowded, fewer shops, sellers refuse to bargain and use fixed prices to fleece customers.
Recommends Janpath for Depauls cold coffee.
Recommends it for accessories; has bought a lot there.
Wants to explore Janpath for street shopping, hunting cute outfits and accessories while bargaining.
Loves the market and finds it cheap and good, but traffic and distance from Gurgaon put them off
Says Janpath is way better than Palika.
Considers Janpath a good spot for thrifting.
Bought two pretty waist chains at Janpath after the recommendation.
Points out the first stall on the left in the stall area sells waist chains.
Bought kurtas there cheaply but says they don't last long
Says Janpath is the best market for jewellery like rings, chains and necklaces.
Recommends for shopping; a bit pricier than Sarojini but still cheap with trendier clothes.
Calls Janpath excellent for jhumka earrings.
Wants to go there for boho oxidized jewellery shopping.
Notes Janpath has multiple silver jewellery shops near the walking lane.
Says first quotes are inflated: an outfit there sold for about half the asking price.
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Last verified 18/10/2026. Recommendations reflect what people said at the time; confirm current details before you go.