Hey people so we went to this market which is trendy and girls must like this. and now its shifted from its decades-old location below The Ridge to the newly constructed Ajivika Bhavan near the Lift on Cart Road, the Tibetan market is struggling to attract customers.
“You can see for yourself how the business is,” said Kalsang, a member of the Tibetan Market Association, pointing towards the almost deserted market.
“It’s festival season, but there are hardly any customers. We are making just around 20 per cent of what we used to make at the old location in a day. Sometimes, some of us do not sell even a single item in a day,” said Kalsang.
The Tibetan market was shifted to Ajivika Bhavan, constructed at a cost of around Rs 10 crore by the MC, Shimla, about 3-4 months back. Along with 76 Tibetan shopkeepers, 70 other street vendors had been allotted shops in the complex. The MC plans to auction the remaining 70 shops in the six-storey shopping complex having 218 shops.
While the Tibetan market has been shifted to the complex, other vendors have not moved in. “The Tibetan market has been shifted to the middle floors of the complex and the floors above and below us are unoccupied. It gives the impression that the building is unoccupied and people do not enter the complex,” said Kalsang.
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