T Nagar - Theagaraya Nagar

  It is a India's biggest shopping place .The shops in T Nagar-a majority of them selling textiles or gold jewelry. Some of the best shopping centers, business establishments, accommodation providers and other commercial enterprises. The buyers can shop for garments, jewelry, electronic products, and toys, which are largely available here.

Some major shops are

• Saravana Stores

• RmKV Silks

• Pothys

• Chennai silks

• Nalli Silkhouse

Saravana Stores Branches

           Saravana stores offer a good selection, but goods move very fast there. An entire floor is devoted to accessories. The shop houses an exotic collection of fashion jewellery for all age groups in a wide price range

• Brammandamai, opposite Panagal Park
• Selvarathinam, opposite Ranganathan Street
• Selvarathinam (jewelers), opposite Prince, Usman Road
• Old T. Nagar, Ranganathan Street
• Anju Adukku, five floors
• Near Railway Station, Ranganathan Street, groceries and vegetables
• Selvarathinam (jewelers), Ranganathan Street

RmKV Silks

RmKV is costly, compared to some other shops. But you will never return home disappointed from an RmKV shopping experience.

Pothys

Pothys describes itself as the temple of silks, with a huge colllection of salwars, dress materials, and men's wear.

Chennai Silks

What is shopping in Chennai without a visit to Chennai Silks? This chain has sprawling showrooms in Chennai, Coimbatore, Tirupur, Erode, Trichy, Karur, Ernakulam, and even Paris, France. Chennai Silks does not produce innovative sarees, but the stock is good and long-lasting. If you go, check out their Guinness World Record.

Nalli Silk House

Nalli is the oldest store to become established in Chennai. Many foreigners frequent this store. The ambiance is traditional Indian upscale, with a selection of hand-picked and unique sarees and good customer service. Though Nalli doesn't advertise much, it is a favorite store in Chennai. Our family only purchases bridal sarees at Nalli.

Shop While You Walk

Many of them stay away from the big stores and buy clothes in the smaller shops on the street. Once you are good knowledge with shopping on the street, you can have more control over your shopping experience.

A recent trend is to buy material and have a personalized stalwart stitched in about an hour. There are many tailor shops overflowing with customers in cubicles, deep inside the street. Here's how it works:

• Just get a material from a store.
• Specify your design requirements.
• Come back to find your new salwars with stunning stitching. 
• Spend about an hour in any of the nearby shops.

Street shops on Ranganathan Street sell pretty bags from all over India at cheap prices. Road-side dealers sell bags from North India at half of their original prices. Remember that if the shop-keeper claims a bag costs Rs. 250 , tell him you bought the same bag for your friend last week in some other shop for Rs.100 If he refuses, say angrily that you will get it at that shop itself and walk away! You will be called back for negotiation. Most of the time you will get the price you asked for.

Pandian Bangles 

        A small shop with really good accessories like bangles, big earrings, chains, and cosmetics. You can find accessory sets matching your dress from Rs.25 to Rs.3000. When you are in T. Nagar, do pay a visit to this shop.

Pondy Bazaar

           Pondy Bazaar is a food step market located on  T. Nagar, in southern Chennai. This is your one-stop shopping place for cheap jewelry, clothing and other souvenirs. The real highlight is cheap madras cotton. You can then find an excellent tailor to create whatever garment your mind can conjure in a few hours time.

                     Pondy Bazaar is a good place for all types of clothes in Chennai and  cheapest cloth materials to the most expensive ready-made shirts and sarees, everything can be found within a range of 2-3KM. Big brands like Reebok, Globus, Raymond Group,  Nike, Levi Strauss. and Colour Plus are present along with cheaper outlets like Big Bazaar and Sri Krishna Collections among others, thus offering a wide range of options to the middle as well as the upper class shoppers.Most necessary commodities such as used books,  soap cases, buckets, ropes, hair bands, bangles, bags and other accessories are available from roadside shop.

• Sivaprakasam Street, 
• Lakshmikanthan Street 
• Dr. Singaravelan Street 
• Thyagaraya Road.

                    

This are the main areas . Singaravelan Street came up within a few months after the Chennai Corporation moved over 600 shops off the pavements to a shopping complex in Pondy Bazaar in November 2013. Shops on Sivaprakasam Street began cropping up last month. In the last week, at least a dozen fruit and vegetable shops have come up. Inside the shopping complex, half of the third floor remains unoccupied though 14 shops have been provided place. On the second floor, over a dozen shops remain unoccupied.

Try this festive season, you want to keep the shopping heavy and the purses too, street shopping is the way to go.  And what better a place than Pondy Bazaar for this. 

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Big Bazaar is the famous shop if you want moderately priced for party wear, kurtas, shirts.While you're there, you can also shop for home need articles too. In case you are rattled by the crowd inside the showroom and find yourself screaming for some fresh air.

Pondy Bazaar is also famous for  Flower Market make it a fragrant celebration and decorate your homes with strings of jasmine and marigolds. look at this picture which is more colorful ever to seen such a goods from pondy bazaar

Route Map

Anderson Street – Parry's : Stationery

  

         This area is famous for Stationery. All type of Stationery item is very cheap in this area and also wedding cards,Diary,greeting cards,all type papers,boards,Etc..

      

Road map for Anderson Street

Govindappa Naicken Street – Parry's : Electrical Goods

            This area is famous for Electrical Shop, Metal Halide,Ultra Violet,Cfl Lamps,Spot Lights  Wires & Cables, Power Capacitors, Electric Motors, Crabtree Modular Switches, Havells Modular Switches, Ewa - Aura, Fans, Cfl, Luminaires And All Fancy Lights,Etc...

Road map for Govindappa Naicken Street

Devaraja Mudali Street – Parrys : Glassware & Photo framing 

           This area is famous for Glassware & Photo framing,  Wooden Photo Frame

Etc..

Mannadi Street – Parrys : Cereals & Pulses, Textiles

            This area is famous for Cereals & Pulses, Textiles ,Imported goods Etc..

Godown Street – Parrys : Textiles 

     This area is also famous for textiles for wholesale dealers 

  

Angappa Naicken Street – Parrys : Textiles & Eateries

      This area is famous for Textiles & Eateries

Audiappa Naicken Street – Parrys : Dry fruits & Rice  

           This area is famous for dry fruits and rice. Here you can get all verities of rice for wholesale rate.

Linghi Chetty Street – Parry's : Steel Hardware, Electric Motors & Pump-sets 

      This area is famous for Steel Hardware, Electric Motors & Pump-sets 

Etc..

   

Thambu Chetty Street – Parrys : Ball & Roller bearings, Ceramic tiles & Sanitaryware

        This area is famous for Ball & Roller bearings, Ceramic tiles & Sanitary-ware Etc..

Nyniappa Naicken Street – Parry's : Chemical & Surgical Equipments

         This area is famous for  Chemical & Surgical Equipments Etc

Sembudoss Street – Parry's :Steel sheets & Rods

           This area is famous for Steel sheets & Rods Etc..

Baai Kadai / Evening Bazaar – Parrys : Cutlery, Crockery, Aluminium & Stainless Steel Utensils, Carpets & Mats

          This area is famous for  Cutlery, Crockery, Aluminium & Stainless Steel Utensils, Carpets & Mats Etc..

Kasichetty Street – Parrys : Grey market for Electric goods, Electronic goods, Cameras, and regular market for Plasticware

         This area is famous for Grey market for Electric goods, Electronic goods, Cameras, and regular market for Plastic-ware

         

  

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          Today we are going to see one of the most biggest area in Chennai. It's famous for more things I listed bellow one by one. so it's not possible to finish within this post so it can take  3 to 5 post lets go...

Parry's corner

Broadway

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Which Street Famous for What !!!

• N Beach Rd-Parrys : Burma Bazaar
• Anderson Street – Parrys : Stationery
• Govindappa Naicken Street – Parrys : Electrical Goods
• Devaraja Mudali Street – Parrys : Glassware & Photo framing 
• Mannadi Street – Parrys : Cereals & Pulses, Textiles
• Godown Street – Parrys : Textiles 
• Angappa Naicken Street – Parrys : Textiles & Eateries
• Audiappa Naicken Street – Parrys : Dry fruits & Rice  
• Linghi Chetty Street – Parrys : Steel Hardware, Electric Motors & Pumpsets 
• Broadway : Cycles & Optical Goods
• Thambu Chetty Street – Parrys : Ball & Roller bearings, Ceramic tiles & Sanitaryware
• Nyniappa Naicken Street – Parrys : Chemical & Surgical Equipments
• Sembudoss Street – Parrys :Steel sheets & Rods
• Baai Kadai / Evening Bazaar – Parrys : Cutlery, Crockery, Aluminium & Stainless Steel Utensils, Carpets & Mats
• Kasichetty Street – Parrys : Grey market for Electric goods, Electronic goods, Cameras, and regular market for Plasticware

Burma Bazaar

        

           Burma Bazaar is a market run by Burmese refugees in Chennai, India. It is located at Parrys Corner. The bazaar was set up in 1969 by the Government of Tamil Nadu. It is a row of about 200 shops that line either side of the road for about a kilometre.

 What are all famous here..

• All types of electronic goods with chepest price
• Korean and China Mobiles with cheaper prices and resemble the Branded Mobiles.
• Perfumes for cheap price 
• Movie CDs and DVDs

Always remember one thing beware of frauds 

Ayan, a 2009 Tamil movie, shows the operations of selling CDs, software, electronics, perfumes, and other goods in great detail. A movie named Vattaram has references as well.also references made in tamil movie kacheri arambam.

Address: N Beach Rd, Chennai Port Trust, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600001

Hours: 

Saturday	10AM–9PM
Sunday	Closed
Monday	10AM–9PM
Tuesday	10AM–9PM
Wednesday	10AM–9PM
Thursday	10AM–9PM
Friday	10AM–9PM

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Hi

     Viewers here i am going to post most famous places in Chennai and what are all things famous  in that areas with pictures some times i tried with videos
           

                   

Pallavaram
     My first places starts at pallavaram. I thing you all knows about pallavaram and also you guys know where it's located, ok let i explain where it is for new persons .It's very nearest to Chennai airport   


       Let us see whats famous here

Friday market
              Famous  sandhai(Market,Bazzar) were you will get vegetables ,fruits,flowing plant,watches,old shirts,sarees,curtains,resale furniture,new furniture,sofa,resale electronic items.every thing at low price.

     

 The entire bazaar starts from  Pallavaram railway station at one end to Trisulam railway station at the other. There must have been at least more than 800 to 1000 stalls selling a variety of goods to eager shoppers on that day.

I just do some  enquirys about this weekly bazaar in Pallavaram It is started functioning from as early as the 1800s, when traders brought cattle from different places to sell to the soldiers of the British-Indian army settled in the nearby areas. As years passed the bazaar expanded and started selling a variety of goods to the British as well as to the locals. Till recently the Friday bazaar was conducted in an open ground under the control of Pallavaram Cantonment but with the Department of Atomic Energy acquiring the land the bazaar had to be moved to its current location. This shift has only brought good to this bazaar as it helped draw more attention from the public and increased its patronage.

It is no wonder that people from various places have been coming regularly to this bazaar for decades. They can buy almost anything they want from the bazaar at throw away prices and people who can draw a good bargain stand to gain handsomely. As one customer says “one can get anything from this bazaar except for one’s father and mother”. Our day long visit to this market made us realize that such high praise for this market stands true and is not a mere exaggeration. There are a variety of items from cloths to cattle; pets to pen-drives; mobile phones to motorcycles; detergents to DVDs; food stuffs to electronic items; table fans to air-coolers and air-conditioners; lamps, laptops, fruits, fresh vegetables, flower pots, furniture, antiques, an array of household appliances and what not. The most interesting thing to note is that most of the goods are second-hand and people get them at throwaway prices and the poor and middle class feel it to be a boon to them.

Road map for Pallavaram Friday sandhai

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