BANJARA MARKET GURUGRAM POST LOCKDOWN

Hi Guys,

Hope you guys are doing well! As it been quite some time that we have been chilling in the house(thanks to Corona) I decided to go out and check out what's happening around. As I just love Banjara Market, I thought why now check if the market is still there and what is happening Banjara marker after lockdown. Here is my experience of Banjara Market in August 2020 post lockdown.

So, went fully prepared with our masks and gloves on and sanitizers in our pockets. I had no expectations but as soon as we reached, I saw a huge fleet of cars parked around the market. We got a bit concerned but went in snd damn, the market was flooded with a lot of products and a lot of people. Thankfully its spread over a large area so social distancing could still be practised. Everyone had masks on (including sellers) which was a plus.


All banjara market sellers were very much there with their shops busting with decor.
As you enter, you see a lot of street shops (Patri Shops) selling pottery, clay plates, bowels, cups, soup bowls and platters. I saw a lot of Indian designed this time. when it comes to clay utensils, I loved the variety of platters. There were a lot of glass pots as well. There were so many seal packed sets of cups and bowls so if you are looking for something for your kitchen, then it's a good time to stalk up.

We went forward and spotted a lot of tables. The market right now is flooded with tables of all kind, shapes and sizes. Be it an end table, centre table, C shape table or outdoor tables, you can find it all there and that too in all materials, wood, marble, metal and that too in all finishes.
If you are looking for a chest of drawers, console tables and racks then you can find so much variety and everything was just gorgeous.

Banjara market will not be complete without mirrors and there were a lot of them but I did no spot anything new. There was everything from floor mirror to wall mirror and decorative mirrors but I have seen it all before there.

One new thing that I spotted there, however, was rugs and cushions. Yes, there was one street shop selling bathroom rugs, small living room rugs and cushions. Were they cute, yes but it was way too expensive (more that prices online) and the lady was not ready to bargain at all so I suggest skipping it.

One thing I found different this time was that sellers were not bargaining as much.

At the whole even after lockdown, the market is hustling and bustling with even more stuff and people which is amazing. If you are looking to get some furniture or kitchen wear, do visit Banjara Market and you will be presently surprised to see so many different styles from modern to acletic , from boho to chic. So whatever your style may be, you will surely find something at Banjara.

Check out my video below to see what all is available: