Chandnichawk Market

Basically Chandni Chowk Market is best place for local fabrics and jewelry shops. The market is located at Azimpur, with Mirpur Road on one side and Peelkhana Road on the other and east across the street from New Market. The market keep closed on Monday afternoon and all day Tuesday. A shopping center is a combination of different types of shops with different types of goods at a single place. It's also called as shopping mall, shopping precinct, shopping arcade, etc.
There are different types of shopping centers are available in Dhaka the capital of Bangladesh.  And many of them are specialized for different category with the variety of products. In that case anybody can find lot of market in Dhaka. Each market has some specialty for their won products.
Chandni chowk market is the most popular place for shopping because of its reachable price. People of all ages are use to go there specially women.  Young people, particularly college and university students in groups used to hang around inside the market arena. It is a place where women are going for the want of imitation jewelry. Eventually, it attracted shopping people from all other areas of the city and places outside Dhaka. Here individual can find saris, threepiece, shirt,Panjabi, pant, lungi, ornaments, shoes, cosmetics, tailor shop everything.

The girls are going there for sewing their clothes. Starting from 50 to 50,000 Taka’s products are available there. Due to the huge amount of product content at a lower price, these markets are popular among middle class people, from middle to high. Moreover, these markets are equally popular with those who come to Dhaka to buy Eid from different cities outside Dhaka. Nowadays many of new large and ultra modern malls have sprung up in Dhaka, but the demand of Chandni Chowk Market in Dhaka is still unique.

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