Parcours Shopping et Bazar à Chennai
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Faire du shopping à Chennai est un excellent moyen de s'imprégner de la riche culture de cette ville ancienne. Lors de cette visite shopping à Chennai, vous visiterez un marché de gros de fruits, de fleurs et de légumes, un marché dédié au bazar du cuir, des antiquités et de la malbouffe, un marché aux puces du bazar birman, un marché aux poissons et une boutique d'art et d'artisanat.
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6 h 00 - notre guide viendra vous chercher à l'hôtel 6 h 30 - Marché de gros de Koyambedu Au cours de la prochaine heure et demie, nous marcherons dans les allées à la recherche de fleurs, de fruits et de légumes. Nous commençons par le marché aux fleurs où 60 tonnes de fleurs sont vendues chaque jour. Les roses, le jasmin, le souci et la fleur de pétard sont les variétés à vente rapide.
Marché du cuir - Nous visitons un marché de gros du cuir où des commerçants se rendent dans de nombreuses régions du monde. Mis en place quelques décennies plus tôt, ce marché est devenu une passerelle vers l’une des plus importantes zones de production de cuir de l’Inde. Les acheteurs adorent ce marché en raison de sa réputation pour les produits en cuir véritable. Marché aux puces - Le marché de Moore est un marché aux puces qui a littéralement renoncé à ses cendres. Le marché d'origine, qui comptait plus de 800 stands vendant des livres, des vêtements et des objets en plastique, a été ravagé par un incendie en 1985. Les magasins ont été relocalisés sur le site actuel et ce marché aux puces est redevenu populaire. Le marché est un endroit idéal pour acheter des livres usagés, de la camelote, des antiquités et même des gramophones! Burma Bazaar - Nous visiterons le Burma Bazaar, l'un des marchés aux puces les plus populaires de Chennai. Conçu pour les réfugiés birmans, ce bazar est aujourd’hui un excellent moyen de faire de bonnes affaires sur les articles de papeterie, les vêtements, les DVD, les articles électroniques, les logiciels, les parfums et les jouets. Marché aux poissons - Après avoir visité des bazars et des marchés aux puces, nous nous dirigeons maintenant vers un marché aux poissons! Ce marché aux poissons est le plus célèbre de Chennai et alimente tous les hôtels de la ville. Situé à côté du port de Chennai, c’est un endroit idéal pour faire des emplettes de spectateurs, pomfrets, crevettes, requins, sardines, crabes, sables argentés, carangidés et maquereaux.
Emporium Artisanat Traditionnel Le Victoria Technical Institute a été créé en 1887 pour commémorer les célébrations du jubilé d'or de la reine Victoria. Aujourd'hui, cet institut fait la promotion de l'artisanat traditionnel en recherchant des artisans et des artisans vivant dans des régions isolées, en les formant et en offrant un marché pour leur travail. C'est un endroit fantastique pour faire du shopping avec des vêtements, des jouets, des meubles en bois et des sculptures, des peintures, des sculptures en bronze et des articles en bois de santal. 13 h 00 - La visite des boutiques de Chennai se termine après le retour à votre hôtel.
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best shopping place in chennai
What a unique and amazing time we had with our guide. We had pre picked places we wanted to see and he brought us to all of them. He was knowledgeable and had the inside facts on these places. Didn’t see another tourist or feel unsafe. Highly recommend our guide especially on day one with no sleep! lol. Took good care of us. 🙏😊🌟
A wonderful day with Nivi from 5 Senses Tours. The fruit and vegetable market was a highlight! We had a delicious South Indian lunch. Pro tip: have Nivi order for you. She chose wonderful dishes for us to try.
This was an amazing tour of the markets (flower, vegetable, and fish). Our excellent guide, Hareesh,also took us to many other interesting sights in Chennai. These included a 12 kilometers long beach, old British buildings (beautiful architecture) and other fantastic sights. This was topped off by an authentic southern Indian lunch served on a huge banana leaf.
I highly recommend this trip if you want to experience the real markets of Chennai and are not bothered by crowded and less clean areas. My guide Nivi was excellent and very informative. She took me to Pookadai, the Burma bazaar, fish market by Marina Beach, Koyembedu market. I was able to purchase handicrafts at VTI and Spencer plaza. Had a late lunch at Geetham restaurant with an awesome thali meal. Overall, had a great introduction to the markets of the local population in the area.
Recently I had been to Chennai for my vacation. Buying sarees is a mandatory in my checklist whenever I visit India. I usually love shopping in T.Nagar as it gives me loads of choices. This time i wanted to explore a new place. So i was searching for a good saree shop around T.Nagar and landed on Shrus Eternity's Insta page. I was in love with their sarees collection even before i touched down in chennai. I went to Shrus with my mom & aunt(I always need support when it comes to shopping :)) The variety of saree collection was really good. My favourite was their Kanchipuram silk sarees and silk cotton sarees. The staff were kind & patient and helped me through the details of the sarees. It was overall an amazing shopping experience. They also have a floor dedicated for home & lifestyle products. They also have domestic & international shipping.
Nivi was a fantastic guide. We were running 10 minutes late and she was very accommodating and we met her at the first store. She basically held our hand while navigating wedding attire shopping. Would absolutely recommend for anyone looking to shop.
The flower and food markets were next level, out of this world as were the friendly people at the markets and stalls. Lunch was a cultural experience, particularly the nettle leave dessert. Nichee was a brilliant guide sharing his knowledge of the area and local culture. A bucket list must do experience.
The tour was far better than expected. Great guide and driver. We went to multiple places across Chennai and had an excellent lunch too. Will do again when I’m back in Chennai.
The old town areas in Bhubaneshwar - the Capital of Orissa !! This is popularly known as BMC market. Various shops adorn the areas, selling handicrafts, daily routine items, dresses, silks , artificial jewelry etc. Hardly 10-15 minutes walk away from the railway station. You can find types of bags in a side lane. Boyanika ( Govt of Odisha shop for handlooms et al ) is widely known. Narula sells dresses, cloths at reasonable price. No bargaining at Boyanika, Small amount bargaining at Narula. Was surprised the mango drink seller didn't allow me to buy a local mango - he was straight that I should buy the mango drink ( and not Mango ). In short - don't look for much of bargains in the city. Found "Murphy Radio" prominently displayed on old market building - a childhood memory.
