Alternatively known as Revdi Bazaar, this arena is mostly popular for household upholstery, traditional household artefacts and handicrafts as opposed to fabrics. However, you will find decent footwear and saree materials if you walk the length and breadth of the Sindhi market.

Gujarat Ramakda Ghar is known for Toy Shops, Toy Dealers, Carrom Board Dealers, Battery Operated Toy Car, Wooden toy sets, Tent House, Tricycle Dealers, Kids Gaming Card Box Dealers, this marketspace attracts a huge footfall.

The Dhalgarwad Cloth Market is one of Ahmedabad's most prominent textile wholesale markets. You can get great savings on a variety of textile products, including women's wear, men's wear, fabrics, home textiles, and bath textiles.

Named after the Saint Maneknath, Manek Chowk acts as a vegetable market in the morning, a jewelry market in the noon and the street food market at night.

Rani No Hajiro Market is a unique market located near the historic tombs of Ahmed Shah’s Queens. Today, the place hosts one of the best Ahmedabad cloth markets with costume jewelry and apparel fit for a queen! The best handloom fabrics like Ikat, Mashrush, and Ajrakh can be found here.

The market is famous for offering a varied and rich collection of books at thrift prices! Handy for students and the youth, this market space offers older books at lower prices that work as good as new, and save them a lot of money!

Lal Darwaja Market is a busy shopping area and offers you a range of clothes, handbags, footwear, accessories, children’s toys, linen, nail paints, socks, hats, wallets, electronics and other such souvenir purchases at thrift prices!

Law Garden Market, one of the most popular places to shop in Ahmedabad,is best known for a wide range of colourful goodies and local handicrafts that are sold at highly competitive prices.Jam-packed with stalls selling ethnic garments from Kutch and Saurashtra.

A great place to shop for handloom and handicraft items prepared by local artisans, you can look forward to buying artifacts representing the culture of Gujarat, traditional embroidery, dress material, bandhani from Kutch and Jamnagar, oxidized and pearl work garments and much more.