Devaraja Market
Anita Rao KashiAnita Rao Kashi/Guest Contributor/SHOPPING IN MYSORE/ Updated : May 8, 2017, 14:08 IST
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Located in the central and old part of Mysore, Devaraja Market supposedly goes back a few centuries. From the time of Tipu Sultan, a market in some form is believed to have existed here. Long and rectangular in structure, this mar … Read more
Located in the central and old part of Mysore, Devaraja Market supposedly goes back a few centuries. From the time of Tipu Sultan, a market in some form is believed to have existed here. Long and rectangular in structure, this market is a covered one. It is noisy, vibrant, colourful and seems to buzz with organised chaos. Read less

Located in the central and old part of Mysore, Devaraja Market supposedly goes back a few centuries. From the time of Tipu Sultan, a market in some form is believed to have existed here. Long and rectangular in structure, this market is a covered one. It is noisy, vibrant, colourful and seems to buzz with organised chaos. Though there are many entrances, the main ones are located at either end. As you enter, you will be assaulted by the combined fragrances of vegetables, fruits and flowers, each of which occupies a specific section. It is fascinating to see spirals of lush green betel leaves and strings of colourful flowers, which are interspersed with shops selling incense sticks, household articles, mounds of turmeric and vermilion, and souvenirs. The outer perimeter is taken up by regular establishments, among which are a couple of sweet shops specialising in the famous Mysore Pak.
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