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1 , 10Panaji and Mapusa Christmas Fair, Goa: Goa’s Panjim and Mapusa Christmas markets are full of tropical holiday energy, where local markets are filled with stalls selling festive crafts, decorations and Portuguese-inspired delicacies. The choir, the lights and the smell of Goan delicacies like bebinka make these fairs feel like a sunny European festival by the sea. Locals and visitors alike wander the streets, and enjoy the relaxed, communal festive atmosphere. (Representative image: Canva)
2 , 10Sorbet Soiree and Select Citywalk Christmas Market, Delhi: These markets blend stylish holiday decorations with festive shopping and seasonal eats. Here, visitors find unique home decorations, Christmas desserts and eco-friendly gifts while enjoying live entertainment and joyful crowds. These markets are perfect for urban vacation experiences with a modern twist. (Representative image: Canva)
3 , 10German Christmas Market, New Delhi: The German Christmas Market at PSOI Lawns, Chanakyapuri brings a piece of Europe to Delhi every December with twinkling lights, carols and wooden stalls. Visitors can enjoy traditional German cuisine such as mulled wine, bratwurst and plum cake while browsing traditional gifts and decorations. It is one of the city’s most favorite winter events, blending cultural exchange with festive cheer. (Representative image: Canva)
4 , 10Park Street Christmas Market, Kolkata: Kolkata’s Park Street becomes a Christmas wonderland with lights, food stalls and festive pop-ups that give it a carnival feel. The market and the surrounding New Market area attract crowds with Indian-style holiday cheer, local sweets, crafts and colorful decorations. It is one of the most iconic Christmas-season streets in the country. (Representative image: Canva)
5 , 10Police Bazaar and Barra Bazaar, Shillong: In Meghalaya, Police Bazaar and Barra Bazaar come alive for Christmas with fairy lights, local crafts, woolen clothes and festive food stalls. Shillong’s cool winter breeze and its vibrant hill-station charm make these markets cozy places to absorb the holiday spirit. Locals and tourists alike enjoy artisan products and regional cuisine amidst warm lights and music. (Representative image: Canva)
6 , 10Cochin Carnival and Christmas Market, Fort Kochi: The Cochin Carnival in Fort Kochi blends the spirit of Christmas with New Year celebrations, lasting for several days in late December. As well as beach festivals, there are markets offering local crafts, sweet treats and live performances. It is one of the oldest and most energetic winter events of Kerala, combining seasonal joy with cultural flair. (Representative image: Canva)
7 , 10Dilli Haat Christmas Market, New Delhi: The Christmas Market brings together festive decorations, handmade jewelery and regional crafts in an open-air cultural centre. Amidst the twinkling lights, visitors can shop for gifts, enjoy street food and performances highlighting India’s diverse winter traditions. It is one of the most vibrant and colorful holiday markets in the capital. (Representative image: Canva)
8 , 10Arpora Night Market, Goa: A must-see winter market that combines festive stalls, music and nightlife under the cool December sky. Held on Saturday evenings, this market offers a wide selection of artisan products, global street food and live performances. Its festive atmosphere makes it a favorite holiday shopping destination for families, couples and friends. (Representative image: Canva)
9 , 10Christmas Market, Pondicherry: Offers a beautiful holiday market with red, green and white decorations and stalls displaying domestic brands. Set against the backdrop of colonial architecture, this market perfectly blends local culture with festive European charm. Visitors can taste festive foods, pick up handmade gifts and enjoy performances in this picturesque seaside town. (Representative image: Canva)
10 , 10Sunday Sol Santhe, Bengaluru: This market transforms the open fields into a creative winter market with pottery, handmade candles, festive art and unique gifts. Live music, picnickers and a casual crowd make it more than just a market – it’s a cultural extravaganza that feels like an open-air festival. This market offers a warm, artisanal twist on seasonal shopping. (Representative image: Canva)