Therefore, we went ahead and collated the information for you. Here’s a list you need for Christmas shopping – decorative objects, food, Santa clothes, you name it. Your life got a bit more simple—and a way more festive.
For a perfect chance to do guilt-free shopping, visit the German Xmas market organised by the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce in Delhi and Mumbai. Buy tree decorations, lights, miniature Santa Claus, bakery products like chocolate brownies, cakes at this market. Both Delhi and Mumbai have some of the best stores for Christmas street shopping across India. For example, check out the shops at Cuffe Parade in Mumbai and the shopping outlets in the prominent areas of South Delhi.
Some of India’s most bustling spots are in Goa, Puducherry and Shillong. These cities tend to get a lot more merrier, thanks to the Christmas shopping markets that take the centre-stage around Yuletide. For shopping in Goa, Anjuna Flea Market and Calangute are highly recommended. In Shillong, head to Police Bazaar, Barra Bazaar and GS Road. The bonafide holiday markets at these destinations offer curated things, crafts, food and ornamental items.
Kolkata markets
The Christmas markets in Kolkata feature a diverse mix of items. The worth visiting spot is Park Street, known for Xmas carols, good food and Christmas carnivals. To soak up the Yuletide spirit, visit the bakeries in Beckbagan area, more specifically, the Saldanha Bakery and Confectionery for walnut cake and rich fruit cakes. For home-made wines in grape, ginger wine, plum and raisin flavours, drop by at the Bow Barracks area known for its Anglo-Indian population. Must See.
Cochin Carnival
If you are in Cochin this December, one of the best fairs to be visited around Xmas is the Cochin Carnival. Did we mention it involves music and dance shows from accomplished artists and lots of shops selling holiday goodies? Also, people can enjoy crafts, art and special Christmas gifts at the Broadway Market, Jew Street, Bazaar Road and Convent Street.
Flea markets in Bangalore