Beltola Bazar Jayanagar Road

One of the biggest Bazaars of Guwahati which is opens on Thursday and Sunday catering all forms of people.Lots of vegetables fruits,fish and meat can be purchased in this bazaar. Local and fresh items can be found but need to give time as there are lot of vendors to choose from.Its always crowded but its worth visiting if you have crave for exploring and shopping .

One of the oldest markets of the city, the Beltola Market that opens twice a week on Thursday and Sunday. Beltola Bazar, located in the central part of Beltola, is a bi-weekly market for fruits and vegetables with historical significance. The market dates back to the period of Ahom rule and serves as a traditional trading point between the people of the Garo and Khasi hills (Meghalaya) and the local community. The market offers a variety of local food products. Previously, Beltola was also the seat for a small protectorate of Ahom Kingdom, principally assisting administration of the Borphukan and in maintaining relations with the communities of Khasi Hills. The Rani or the Queen of Beltola is a popular historic figure in the locality.

Weekly bazzar, every local green vegetables are so good,also found good pork meat,polu,crab and snail which I love it

Beltola bazar on Thursday and Sunday you can find everything ethnic traditional foods fresh vegetables etc

On sunday Tuesday and Thursday All your vagitable needs .Big market reasonable price. Fun to shope

This bazar is good on for vegetables shopping on Thursday and Sunday. One thing I don't like about is the bazar is on road side cause of the market there all day traffic jam.

Besides the illegal and haphazard parking of vehicles, as well as the random food stalls occupying the road and causing inconvenience to the people, the atmosphere is extremely unfriendly. Additionally, most of the shopkeepers running shops in this area are rude and impolite. Most importantly, if you are a pedestrian, be cautious of rude and quarrelsome car drivers.

One of Guwahati's Most Unique and Bustling Markets! Beltola Market is both famous and underrated among Guwahatians. It stretches across nearly 2 km and offers everything from everyday vegetables to rare and local produce you may have never seen or heard of before! Sundays are incredibly crowded, so if you're not there for your weekly bazaar, it's best to avoid the Beltola Tiniali and Jayanagar Chariali road. Parking? Forget about it! Especially for four-wheelers—two-wheelers usually find space near the vendors they shop from. What makes this market truly special is the variety: vegetables, fruits, groceries, spices, and an amazing range of non-veg items—fish, pork, chicken, mutton, duck, pigeon, crabs, snails, silkworms, and more! You name it, they probably have it. It's a fascinating place to explore—ask a vendor about something unfamiliar and you’ll likely be surprised. Definitely a must-visit for local flavor and cultural richness!