Cultural Bazaars in Pakistan
🕌 Islamabad / Rawalpindi
- Lok Virsa Cultural Bazaar (Islamabad) – Handicrafts, embroidery, pottery, carpets.
- Aabpara Market (Islamabad) – Old-style market with traditional shops.
- Raja Bazaar (Rawalpindi) – Traditional and cultural items, clothes, jewelry.
🏔️ Gilgit-Baltistan / Northern Areas
- Karakoram Bazaar (Gilgit) – Regional handicrafts, wool, gemstones.
- Hunza Local Bazaars (Karimabad, Aliabad) – Handmade shawls, apricots, cultural items.
- Skardu Local Bazaars – Baltistani caps, rugs, wood carvings.
🏜️ Sindh
- Zainab Market (Karachi) – Handicrafts, souvenirs, cultural dresses.
- Bohri Bazaar (Karachi) – Old-style cultural marketplace.
- Hyderabad Resham Gali – Famous for ajrak, bangles, embroidery.
- Hala Bazaar (near Hyderabad) – Sindhi handicrafts, pottery, ajrak, khes.
🕌 Punjab
- Anarkali Bazaar (Lahore) – One of the oldest bazaars, traditional dresses, jewelry, food.
- Shah Alam Market (Lahore) – Wholesale cultural and traditional goods.
- Fort Road Food Street (Lahore) – Cultural dining & crafts.
- Chiniot Furniture Bazaar – Traditional wood carving & furniture.
- Multan Hussain Agahi Bazaar – Blue pottery, camel skin lamps, embroidery.
🏝️ Balochistan
- Quetta Kandhari Bazaar – Famous for handicrafts, dry fruits, carpets.
- Liaquat Bazaar (Quetta) – Pashtun cultural items, wool, embroidery.
- Prince Road (Quetta) – Cultural clothes and shoes.
🌄 Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
- Qissa Khwani Bazaar (Peshawar) – Historical bazaar with cultural food, carpets, handicrafts.
- Namak Mandi (Peshawar) – Cultural food & dry fruits.
- Charsadda Bazaars – Handmade chappals, cultural crafts.
- Swat Bazaars (Mingora, Saidu Sharif) – Shawls, handicrafts, gemstones.
