Balangir - Markets

Markets

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Balangir town is famous for Sambalpuri sarees and dress materials. One can get wide varieties of sambalpuri materials here with best rates, from Sambalpuri bedsheets to Sambalpuri pata sarees which costs in thousands and lakhs. Balangir Market is also famous throughout India for its cabbage. It is the best breed cabbage with the cheapest rates. Balangir is also famous for Sambalpuri Music albums.. There are numerous production house in Balangir who are engaged in producing Sambalpuri Music albums. Each year on an average 100 Sambalpuri album is getting released in Balangir. Balangir is also famous for its local cuisine or snacks, like Chaul bara, Chaka peeta, gaham bara(Gulgula), labangalata, chena gaaja etc.

Some of the best Markets in Balangir Town:-

  • Sindhi Market, Main Road :- It is famous for accessories, dress materials sarees, footwear etc.
  • Samalei Mandir Road :- Many branded stores as well as many stores are there Like Annapurna Enterprises, Satyam shivam Sundaram, Agarwal Brothers.
  • Daily Market:-It is a huge market. You can get each and everything that you need for daily use.
  • Weekly Market:- Historical market which opens every Sunday only at hatpada pada. One can get all the traditional things from the market.

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