Kalbadevi Mumbai

Kalbadevi is one of the ancient locales of Mumbai that has its history closely interwoven with that of the city. Named after a Hindu Goddess of the same name Kalbadevi bustles in the North of Crawford Market. It is predominantly a Muslim area and replete with traders dealing in a host of merchandise to keep you engaged here.

Kalbadevi is abuzz all the time of the day with its quintessential chaos that reigns supreme here. But there is a lure in that chaos, an essential shopping experience that you don't get often and long for more once you venture in here. Kalbadevi has exclusive sets of markets devoted to items specific.

There are streets where you have a line of shops selling a single product, which makes all the difference. Here is one Zaveri Bazaar, literally translated into a market for jewellery and that is what being sold here. Go buy your heart out and splurge to your content. Kalbadevi is also home to Mangaldas market, an exclusive bazaar for clothes where you can drape your dreams. For those having a fetish for leathers may well make rounds to Dhabu St. And who could ignore the Chor Bazaar, a place that specializes in antics. Here you can get long lost and forgotten treasure trove or a sword of some Maharaja or who knows you may lay your hands on Alladin's Magic Lamp!

How to Reach Kalbadevi
Being a hotshot market place Kalbadevi is easily accessible to any corners of the city. Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus is only 4ms from this place. Kalbadevi is also close to Mumbai Central Railway Station. Chhatrapati Shivaji Airport is just 20kms North of Kalbadevi.