This roadside market(also known as chor bazaar) is located in Kasba peth(near railway station) Pune(India) and is operational only on Wednesdays and Sundays from 7 in the morning to 9 in the evening.
The things which are lost in time can be found here in form of antiques.
There are huge varieties of antiques available but bargaining skills are very important. On the backside, there is a huge iron stuff market which has products at a very reasonable price. There are clothes, gym equipment, stationary, second-hand electronics, old coins, plastic kitchen items, bags, blankets, books, and what not ?
Below are a few pictures from the market stalls-
A proper parking facility for two and four-wheelers is available on the other side of the road near the police station. They charge 30 INR for four-wheelers…
@Harsha_rai آپ کی پوسٹ دیکھ کر آج دوبارہ یہ احساس ہوا کہ پاکستان اور بھارت کے نہ صرف زبان و ثقافت میں ہی مماثلت نہیں بلکہ یہاں کے بازار اور خرید و فروخت کے انداز بھی ایک جیسے ہیں۔
کراچی میں بھی اس طرح کے کئی بازار ہیں جہاں اس قسم کی تمام اشیاء فروخت ہوتی ہیں۔
While I agree what our @KashifMisidia Ji mentioned that India & Pakistan have many similarities, I also join with our @TusharSuradkar regarding the behaviour of the vendors at this place - of course, mine is very old info.
Now, time might have changed… Otherwise, they never allowed 9th take photos of the objects, etc.
I’m a big fan of antiques and flea markets, although I rarely buy stuff from there - I just really like to look at all the shiny objects! The statues of deities at this Juna Bazaar are especially attractive to me because of all their amazing detail.
It’s great to see that other Local Guides, like @TusharSuradkar and @TravellerG , know the place, too! Although their experience is slightly different.
By the way, @Harsha_rai , I’m going to change the topic of your post to Travel, as this is the best place to share about interesting places worth visiting, even in your city. The Local Stories is great for posts that showcase the positive impact Local Guides make in their communities. If you wish to learn more about Connect topics, check out this article. Thank you!
Yes, Tushar may be you experience wasn’t that good but, I visited this place a couple of times and found the place and the people are really nice. Even got some antique stuff too
Yes, the time has changed, I’ve been there couple of times recently and found good items at very reasonable price so thought of sharing about the place on connect so that others can also take a visit of this place