Ramadan is the best time of year to shop, whether you’re seeking for apparel or accessories. We adore how well-lit Lad Bazaar’s streets are. You can choose from a variety of street shops and well-known retailers. Here is a list of stores where you can go shopping during Ramadan, although we may not have included them all.
1. Laad Bazaar: Located close to Charminar, Laad Bazaar offers a variety of semi-precious stones, pearls, and traditional Hyderabadi jewelry, including lovely bangles. During the month of Ramadan, the market comes alive as many customers look for items to go with their festive attire. While shopping and admiring Hyderabad’s cultural legacy, visitors can explore the stores’ winding streets.
2. Begum Bazaar: This is Hyderabad’s largest commercial marketplace, offering both standard clothing and common home goods. Because sellers offer goods required for both Iftar and Eid celebrations, the market is very active throughout Ramadan.
3. Shahran Market: Due to its proximity to Charminar and Laad Bazaar, visitors can locate this market by Charminar. This store is one of the most significant marketplaces for women because of its ready-to-wear burqas and hijab selection. Because of the significant rise in demand for clothing during Ramadan, Shahran Market serves both domestic and international customers. Despite getting its name from the Shahran Restaurant, the market is located next to the establishment that is well-known for its Hyderabadi Haleem and other delicious delicacies.
4. Abids: Abids is the oldest important business sector in Hyderabad, encompassing a variety of businesses such as clothes stores, jewelry stores, footwear stores, and electronics stores. Its significance is established by the General Post Office and several hotels. Before the Eid celebrations begin, shoppers from all over the world come to the area more frequently throughout Ramadan to browse its wide variety of goods.
5. Mallepally: Known for its bustling marketplaces and food vendors, Mallepally gains notoriety throughout Ramadan. Visitors are drawn to the region because of the delicious street food and traditional clothing available there, making it a popular spot to be during the festival festivities.
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