BANGALORE · HERITAGE MARKET STREET
Gandhi Bazaar
One of old Bangalore’s most traditional market streets, shaped by temples, morning rituals, and generations of local trade.
Market NatureTraditional Street Market
Best Time6 AM – 10 AM
Main BuyersLocals & devotees
BargainingLow–Moderate
Market MoodCalm mornings
Overview
Gandhi Bazaar operates on rhythm rather than rush. The market wakes up early, peaks before noon, and gradually slows down by afternoon.
Vendors here are often second- or third-generation shopkeepers, and pricing reflects long-term trust more than negotiation.
What Gandhi Bazaar Is Known For
Flowers & Garlands
Daily temple and household offerings.
Fruits & Vegetables
Fresh local produce sold early morning.
Puja Items
Incense, coconuts, lamps and offerings.
Legacy Shops
Traditional sweet shops and stores.
Price Reality
FlowersDaily rate (bundle based)
VegetablesMarket rate
Puja ItemsFixed pricing
Sweets₹150 – ₹600 per kg
Prices are fair and stable. Bargaining is minimal and often unnecessary.
How Locals Use Gandhi Bazaar
- Early morning visits after temple
- Daily fresh produce buying
- Festival and puja shopping
- Preferred shops over random stalls
Local Insight
Gandhi Bazaar works best before 10 AM. After that, energy fades and stock reduces.