City BombayState capital of Maharashtra, is also known as the local voice Mumbai, Which derives from the local goddess, Mumba Devi. It is one of the most important cities of India, both economically and industrially. Shopping in the streets is to discover the underlying culture, colorful and pure.
Bazaars are a typical choice in the area, although most people the runs over to see that to purchase products. However, it is possible to find antiques at great prices here and other curios, some of them completely unknown to tourists.
The Chor Bazaar is highlighted by the large number of parts Jewelry, silver and carved wood that can be achieved in it. Glassware and furniture from all eras occupy different positions in these busy and noisy downtown merchants.
The Crawford Market is another place not to miss. Also known as Jyotiba Phule, is located south of the city and its architecture mixes flamenco with Norman, Resulting in a very special view. It is a bazaar of goods in bulk, in addition to flowers, fruit and meat, poultry and sells used vehicles.
The modern shopping malls they are available in Bombay. Crossroads is the most famous of all, and the largest India. It is located near the Haj Ali MosqueAnd offers many product brands as we can imagine. The cafes that serve within them are western style, but retain regional flair thanks to the presence of local dishes on their menus.
Brandan Sahakari is another prominent Bombay market. It is located in the Colaba district, and there are available household items and all kinds of beautiful handicrafts of great artistic value.
Music stores in the city are distinguished by the wide range of traditional instruments that can be purchased there sitar, Sarod, tables, flutes and of course recordings of religious music and popular in India. Do not miss it!