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10.Phoenix Market City, Pune

Phoenix Market City was established in 2013 and was created by Phoenix Mills Limited, just like the Phoenix Market City in Mumbai. The mall is one of Pune's best shopping options and provides guests with top-notch amenities. It includes four levels, a space of 800,000 square feet, and various shopping options.

9.World Trade Park, Jaipur

The World Trade Park, one of the nation's largest malls in terms of square footage and is situated in Jaipur, is renowned for having the world's first technology for picture display on the ceiling. The mall's 11 levels are home to great entertainment options, hotels, fitness clubs, restaurants, and commercial office space.

8.Fun Republic Mall, Lucknow

The Zee company constructed The Fun Republic, a well-known shopping area in Lucknow's Gomti Nagar. It is rated the fifth-largest mall in India and has a 970,000-square-foot floor area. The mall, which has a hotel with 60 rooms inside of it and many other retail brand businesses, first opened its doors in 2007.

7.Mantri Square, Bangalore

Mantri Square, which was opened in 2010, is Bangalore's busiest and most prominent shopping centre. The mall is 924,000 square feet and draws domestic and foreign visitors. The mall features 252 stores, more than 11,000 brands, and facilities like Inox Cinemas, a theatre.

6.Phoenix Market City, Mumbai

The mall, which Phoenix Mills Limited built, has a 40,50,000 square foot space. Before the inauguration of Lulu Mall, Kochi was the largest retail centre in India. This mall offers the most refined luxury, much like all the other Phoenix Market Cities. High Street Phoenix, where all the major luxury brands like Gucci, Armani, Chanel, etc.

5.Elante Mall, Chandigarh

Elante, with a total area of 1.15 million square feet, is the third-largest shopping centre in India. The property in Chandigarh spans 20 acres of open space and contains the mixed-use Elante real estate development project. The mall has roughly four levels, two basement floors, an eight-screen theatre, and more than 200 retail establishments.

4.Lulu International Shopping Mall, Kochi

The largest shopping mall in India, Lulu International Shopping Mall, with 1.7 million square feet of store space. It is situated in Kochi, Kerala, and is one of the most visited locations there, particularly by tourists. Business tycoon M. A. Yusuf Ali of Dubai opened it in 2013, and it contains over 215 retail stores spread across 5 stories.

3.Select Citywalk, New Delhi

The second-largest mall in all of India is Citywalk, one of New Delhi's main shopping centres. It is a well-known tourist destination and a popular shopping destination for locals in Saket, New Delhi, who enjoy a distinctive shopping experience. The 1.3 million square foot mall, a joint venture between the Aaron Group and the Select Group, debuted at the end of 2007.

2.DLF Mall, Noida

The mall opened in 2016 and has seven levels, five zones, and 18 anchor retailers. It is a well-liked location for shopping. The mall in Noida has 333 shop establishments and unquestionably ranks as the top tourist destination. The mall offers dining, retail, and entertainment and was created by DLF Limited and Benoy. Around 330 brands, 27 Unisex Fashion, 7 PVR multiplexes, 75 Food and Beverage Options, 51 Cafes, and various restaurants, from fast food to fine dining, are available.

1.Phoenix Market City, Chennai

The largest shopping centre in Chennai is Phoenix Market City, ranked as the nation's fourth-largest mall. In terms of size, it surpasses the two other namesakes in Mumbai and Pune. The one-million-square-foot mall first opened its doors in January 2013. It offers about 20 boutique hotel rooms in addition to 300 retail establishments providing high-end products to customers.

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