PARBHANI

Located near Marathwada Agriculture University on State Highway 148, APMC Market is at the centre of Parbhani’s farm trade. Farmers from across the district bring crops like jowar, bajra, pulses, cotton, and turmeric to this regulated wholesale market. Deals are made through auctions or set prices, with the place being the busiest in the mornings and during harvest seasons like post-monsoon months. It’s a no-nonsense spot where the region’s agricultural backbone comes alive.

A weekly bazaar in central Parbhani near the railway station or bus stand, Gandhi Market takes place on Sundays or Wednesdays. Vendors from nearby villages set up stalls selling kitchen utensils, clothes, shoes, tools, and street food like Vada Pav or Bhajjis. It’s got the lively feel of a traditional haat, with crowds haggling for deals and soaking in the chaotic energy. It’s a go-to for locals looking for affordable goods in a single trip.

Jintur Market is located about 45 km from Parbhani in Jintur town and serves as a trade hub for surrounding villages. Primarily trading in cotton, pulses, grains, and farming tools, the market operates on Thursdays, drawing heavy crowds. Daily shops keep things steady the rest of the week, and the nearby Neminath Jain Mandir adds a cultural draw, pulling in visitors who mix shopping with a quick visit.

New Mondha Market, near Khadrabad in Parbhani city, is a busy retail zone for everyday shoppers. Its narrow lanes are packed with wholesale and retail shops selling groceries, clothes, dry fruits, electronics, and sweets like peda, a local favorite. Open from morning to late evening, it’s known for fair prices and constant foot traffic, making it a staple for families stocking up on essentials.

Shaniwar Bazaar is a weekly market held every Saturday in central Parbhani. The market features temporary stalls selling vegetables, clothes, plastic items, and seasonal goods like mangoes in summer or blankets in winter. It begins around 8 a.m. and remains busy through the day. Locals frequent it for affordable prices and a wide variety of household items.

Station Road near Parbhani Junction is a bustling local market that serves both travelers and residents. It includes food stalls, general stores, and vendors selling bags, slippers, and toiletries. The area stays active throughout the day, especially in the evenings when commuters shop for snacks or essentials before boarding their trains.

Weekly rural markets in Gangakhed, Pathri, and Purna talukas support trade across surrounding villages. These markets are closely linked to agricultural cycles and local festivals. They offer grains, farming tools, household goods, and other essentials. Though often less documented, they serve as vital trading hubs for rural communities.

Vasmat Road is a busy commercial stretch in Parbhani city, lined with small shops and roadside stalls. The market offers clothes, samosas and other snacks, hardware, and everyday household items. Both permanent shops and temporary vendors operate here, catering to regular customers and travelers passing through.