Guru Bazaar

This is one of the oldest markets in the city of Amritsar and lies between the Golden Temple and the Guru ka Mahal. It is visited by hundreds of people, who come here to buy jewellery. The bazaar is particularly famous for its gold and silver ornaments, some of which are studded with precious stones. A major highlight in the market is a form of traditional Indian jewellery called jadau. More than 2,500 shops dot this marketplace, which sells items like glittering silver diyas, idols of Lord Ganesha, Lord Shiva and Goddess Lakshmi, earthen lamps etc.

Guru Bazaar

Katra Jaimal Singh Bazaar

Katra Jaimal Singh Bazaar is one of the most popular markets in Amritsar and is located in the old city. It is a short walk from major attractions like the Golden Temple and Jallianwala Bagh. The bustling market offers goods at reasonable prices, which makes it a great place to buy in bulk. From colourful woolen scarves, embroidered dupattas and sarees to men's suits, tailored shirts, silk ties and Punjabi jutis, one can find a lot of clothing items. A maze of  by lanes, this market is also known for textiles and spices, papads (a disc like snack) and varian (dried lentil dumplings). Even if you don't want to shop, just walk through it to feel the city come alive.   

Katra Jaimal Singh Bazaar

Hall Bazaar

It is one of the most crowded shopping places in Amritsar. This busy market is located 1 km away from the railway station and can be easily reached. The market is renowned for its goods with phulkari (flower-like) embroidery, lamps and jutis. Other items that can be bought here include shoes, electronics, shawls, carpets, dress materials etc. The market also has one of the best restaurants and food stands in the city and lies in close proximity to Company Bagh, Gandhi Gate and Town Hall.

Hall Bazaar