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KR Market (Krishna Rajendra Market), also known as City Market, is the beating heart of old Bengaluru. It is famous for being one of the largest wholesale markets in India and is a sensory explosion of colors, fragrances, and organized chaos.
​🌸 The Highlights
​Asia’s Flower Hub: It is one of the largest flower markets in Asia. You’ll find mountains of marigolds, roses, and jasmine being traded in bulk.
​The "Photo Ops": For photographers, the early morning light hitting the vibrant flower piles is a bucket-list experience.
​Architecture: The market is housed in a historic 1920s red-and-white building featuring a classic clock tower. It was the first locality in Asia to get electricity.
​⏰ When to Go
​The market officially opens around 4:00 AM and stays busy until late evening, but timing is everything:
​4:00 AM – 7:30 AM (Peak Experience): This is when the flower market is in full bloom. It’s chaotic, wet, and crowded, but it's the best time to see the wholesale trade.
​8:00 AM – 10:00 AM: Good for vegetables, fruits, and household goods at a slightly slower pace.
​🗺️ Navigating the Market
​The market is divided into three main levels:
​Lower Ground/Basement: Flowers and vegetables (the most famous part).
​Upper Ground: Dry goods, spices, and grains.
​First Floor: Tools, hardware, and machine parts.
​💡 Pro Tips for Visitors
​Footwear: Wear closed-toe shoes that you don't mind getting a bit dirty; the floors can be slushy from flower waste and water.
​Cash is King: While UPI is widely accepted now, small vendors often prefer cash for quick transactions.
​Transport: Traffic and parking are a nightmare. Take the Green Line Metro and get down at the KR Market Station (or Chickpet Station) for a short walk.
​Safety: It’s very crowded; keep a close eye on your phone and wallet.