
Chor Bazaar & Daryaganj Sunday Book Market
Delhi, Delhi, India
The Sunday second-hand book bazaar — kilometres of pavement paperbacks, rare finds and browsers — plus the antiques-and-oddments 'thieves' market' lore.
Why visit: A bibliophile's Sunday pilgrimage in the old city.
- ›Pavement book stacks
- ›Rare-edition finds
- ›Antique stalls
- ›Old Delhi breakfast
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Best time
Sundays; Oct–Mar
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹200–1,000
Duration
2–3 hrs
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