Diwali Shopping 2025: Diwali is about to come and we don’t remember Mathura, how can this happen? Mathura, the birthplace of Lord Krishna, is always bustling with devotees and tourists throughout the year, but when it comes to Diwali, the view here is worth seeing. Streets sparkling with lamp lights, smell of sweets and people immersed in worship – everything makes this city more special. If you are thinking of celebrating Diwali in Mathura this time, don’t forget to enjoy shopping and travelling. Everything from traditional to trendy items will be available in the local markets here. The special thing is that the markets of Mathura are not only economical but the ‘attractive touch’ is also reflected in the things available here.
Top 4 markets in Mathura for Diwali shopping
1. Sadar Bazaar – Everything in one place
The largest wholesale market in Mathura, where you can make complete preparations for Diwali. Clothes, utensils, gifts, household items – everything is within budget. Although the crowd is huge but the prices are so good that everyone buys something from here.
Timings: from 10 am to 9 pm
Location: 4 km from Mathura Railway Station, and only 2 km from the bus stand
2. Tilak Dwar Bazaar – Handicrafts and Sculptures Centre
If you want to buy God idols, brass items or home decor items for Diwali, definitely visit this place. This market is located near Dwarkadhish Temple and Vishram Ghat. The sweetness of Mathura is reflected in the conversations of shopkeepers here and the color of local craftsmanship is visible in the goods.
Location: Located on Agra Road, it is easily accessible by car or taxi.

3. Chatta Bazaar – a favorite place for women
Located near the Dwarkadesh Temple, this market is nothing less than a women’s paradise. Colorful kurtis, Indo-western outfits, oxidized jewelery and silver jewelery are available here. The crowd of shops and decorated streets is the distinct identity of this place.
How to Reach: Just 3 km from Bhuteshwar Railway Station, it can be reached by auto rickshaw or taxi.

4. Bengali Ghat Market – Center of worship and sweets
If you need materials or prasad for Diwali Puja, Bengali Ghat is waiting for you. This market is located on the banks of the Yamuna River and is famous for religious items and sweets. Moreover, people also love the street foods available here.
How to Reach: It is about 2 km from Shri Krishna Janmasthan station and easily accessible by road.
Shopping tips in Mathura
1. The streets of Mathura are narrow so it is best to walk.
2. Park the car in the parking area only and then go shopping.
3. The markets get crowded during festival times, so choose the morning or afternoon time.


