
Gurgaon was one of the first Indian cities built around malls, and it still has more than almost anywhere else — but its shopping is much more than malls today. There are open-air high streets on Golf Course Extension Road, neighbourhood markets like Galleria that have been around for decades, the old-city bustle of Sadar Bazaar, and a Huda market in almost every sector. Gurgaon360 lists around 4,000 shopping listings across Gurugram. This guide covers the malls, markets and high streets worth knowing, and where to find the big brands. Tap any name for the address, timings and directions on Gurgaon360.
Every mall, market and store here is a real Gurgaon360 listing. We don't rate shops; store lists change often, so call ahead if you're going for something specific. For eating out while you shop, see our restaurant guide.
The newer shopping streets on Golf Course Extension Road and in New Gurgaon mix shops, cafés and play zones:
Galleria Market in DLF Phase 4 is Gurgaon's classic neighbourhood market — boutiques, bakeries, cafés and everyday shopping in one loop. DLF Galleria is next door, and Qutub Plaza serves DLF Phase 1.
For the old-city experience — fabrics, kitchenware, wedding shopping and bargains — head to Sadar Market (Sector 12). The HUDA Market in Sector 14 and the Sector 15 Part II Market are busy everyday markets.
Banjara Market in Sector 58 is known locally for home décor, furniture and handicrafts — worth a look alongside our Interior Designers & Home Décor guide.
Sushant Shopping Arcade, Vyapar Kendra and Queens Plaza Market (Sector 43), Hong Kong Bazaar (Sector 57), MKM MARKET, Baani Square and Nirvana Courtyard Market (Sector 50) cover the south of the city.
Almost every sector has a Huda market for groceries, chemists and daily needs — for example HUDA Market (Sector 56), Sector 40 HUDA Market and HUDA Market (Sector 4). Palam Vihar Vyapar Kendra serves Palam Vihar.


