Shopping

Once a bustling literary hub in the heart of Old Delhi, Daryaganj has transformed with time. From iconic Mughal architecture to the shifting fate of its beloved Sunday Book Market, this guide explores ...

Tibetan markets usually feature handicrafts, woven textiles, clothing, and delicious foods that reflect Tibetan heritage. Many are seasonal, bustling in winter when families set up stalls with warm ap ...

The sprawling open-air market of Bab Makkah has a history that stretches back hundreds of years. Here's what you can expect from a visit to the souq, which is located in Historic Jeddah

Explore the timeless art of pottery in Morocco's Fez, where ancient craftsmanship meets modern creativity in the city’s souks and artisanal workshops

From oud perfume to products made in the Al-Qatt Al-Aseeri tradition, you can't go wrong with this list of the top souvenirs to purchase during your Saudi holiday

Situated in the Al-Dirah neighbourhood, a historic part of Riyadh, the souk has been operating for over 100 years, serving as a major trading and cultural centre

When in Lucknow, immerse yourself in the land of the nawabs and shop like a local for hand-made jewels and enticing perfumes

Uncover the story behind Thewa, a jewellery craft from Rajasthan's Pratapgarh that glitters with a stunning 400-year-old history

From ornaments for the head and arms to kadhas and anklets for the legs, Rajasthani brides are undisputedly the most decorated and bejewelled from top to toe.

For brides, Polki has gained much acclaim because of its royal appeal, vintage charm, and uncut diamond brilliance.

With origins in the Rajput and Mughal eras, the Kundan Meena—one of the earliest jewellery crafts in the country—is taking over wedding trousseaus in India