Chandni chauk
Chandni Chowk is a Mughal-era street, with a vibrant market, built by emperor Shahjehan's daughter Jehan Ara. It's said that Chandni Chowk, meaning Moonlight Square, got its evocative name from the moon's reflection in a large pond of water. Apparently, the pond existed in the square in front of the present-day Town Hall but the British built a clock tower over it (the clock tower collapsed in 1951). Gradually, the whole street and adjoining area became known as Chandni Chowk. #ChandniChauk Perfumes and jewelry- Dariba Kalan Fabrics, and saris- Katra Neel Shawls and peals-Moti Bazaar Sunglasses and shoes- Ballimaran Market Brass and copper antiques-Gali Guliyan Spice market- Khari Baoli Trimmings for an Indian wedding (including plenty of bling)- Kinari Bazaar Books and stationery -Nai Sarak Electronics-Bhagirath Palace Cameras-Kucha Choudhary Market Chemicals-Tilak Bazaar Hardware and paper products- Chawri Bazaar. Household items- Sadar bazar Oil- Teliwara Flee m