Hyderabad’s Jumaraat market is a treasure trove of cheap and affordable goods, where the city’s heritage is hidden in the junk.

Hyderabad. Every Thursday, a market is organized in the streets of the old city here, which remains the center of attraction not only for the city residents but also for the tourists. Jumaraat Bazaar, which some people often call Chor Bazaar, is a wonderful treasure trove of cheap and affordable goods. This weekly scrap market extends from Muslimjung Bridge to Purana Bridge, where hundreds of traders decorate their shops on the roadside. This market usually starts in the morning and continues till afternoon. Where a huge crowd of people is seen.

The specialty of Jumaraat Bazaar is the unique and old things found here. Here you can find vintage decor items, old gramophones, rare books, antique furniture pieces, traditional jewelery and items of daily use at very low prices. This is a place where on one hand people sell their old stuff, while on the other hand buyers are seen finding treasures among the same junk.

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Local shopkeeper Ahmed says, here not only old goods but also an old picture of Hyderabad can be seen. People bargain here, chat and enjoy a different atmosphere. Although there is no concrete information about the origin of this market, known as Jumaraat Bazaar, but it has become an important part of the local culture and needs of the common people. If you are interested in old things or want to do shopping without putting a strain on your pocket, then choose a Thursday and visit Jumaraat Bazaar. You just have to work a little hard and keep your eyes sharp, so that you too can find your favorite thing from this treasure. As far as liking is concerned, you will like many things here.