Ahmedabad Shopping guide - 5 the must visit shopping places in Ahmedabad for all budgets

Law Garden is one of the most beautiful public garden in the city which and a famous tourist spot as well for many other reason as well.
Law Garden is also known as love Garden because most couples use to spend there time in the garden in the morning and evening as well.
Law Garden is also known for food and sopping in evening time. ladies can buy world best chaniyacholi and other traditional ornaments matching with traditional chaniyacholi and nowadays ladies can buy a lot more the chaniyacholi. There are various verities for ladies to buy from street of Law garden

Lal Darwaja Market is in the old city of Ahmedabad. It is one of the biggest markets in city. where you must have ruthless bargaining skills of shoppers at the iconic Lal Darwaza market in Ahmedabad. Synonymous with cheap shopping in Ahmedabad, Lal Darwaza stock everything under the sun. The market gets lively in the evenings with a multitude of food stalls at the roadside. Vehicles are not allowed due to heavy rush in the market. There are fixed timing for vehicles to move in and out. In this market, you can buy everything you need for the home at cheap rate 

Manek Chowk Market is the extension to Lal Darwaza market where you must have ruthless bargaining skills once again of shoppers at the iconic Lal Darwaza market in Ahmedabad. Synonymous with cheap shopping in Ahmedabad, In this market, you can buy Grocery item like Vegetable, Fruits, Mukhvas and Spices etc also it has a market of toys for kids at good rate most of the people in the city come to buy from this market. 

Ahmedabad Haat Market is very well known market for hand made product and khadi product which is Vastrapur area on the city. Hand made items like, Handbags, Jewelry, Mojdi, Chappal, khadi Kurtis, khadi kurtas some food items as well like khakhra, Sev, Sing Bhujiya and other Namkeen.

Located on the Mahatma Gandhi Road, Fernandes Bridge Book Market is a booklover's paradise where readers, writers to publishers and such, all come to find answers to their questions. The bridge is home to the Chopda Bazaar which is one of the oldest book markets in the city. Every day thousands of people come to this place to find their favourite story and book since it is known to accommodate books of all kinds. If you are into books, you can come here to buy one as a souvenir. But beware of the shopkeepers! While they all are nice and friendly, they can be very persuasive when it comes to doing their business. Coming here will let you get acquainted with the locals and make friends too.
Fernandes Bridge Book Market is Just next to Manek Chowk Market and also connected with relief road the electronic market of the city which is again a famous and huge market with lots of local brand in electronic.