Khan Market

Khan Market is a vibrant shopping district in New Delhi, India, established in 1951 to support refugees from the Partition of India. Named after the influential Khan Abdul Jabbar Khan, the market features a mix of high-end boutiques, bookstores, and eateries, renowned for its delicious street food like kebabs and gol guppe. It is one of the most expensive commercial areas in the city, located near key landmarks such as India Gate and Lodi Gardens. The market is easily accessible via the Khan Market metro station, making it a popular destination for both tourists and locals.