Khoonipur Sahebganj रामदवन Wholesale market - Gorakhpur

Spice & kirana & Galla Main market in Gorakhpur city .

Big market all item food grocerris decoration wholesell

Good place but yet it depends from person to person.

Very crowded area but you would get a lot of essential things in this area.

You can get everything here in wholesale but it's very crowded area. No parking, everytime jam is there

The market is so cheap. I purchase most of my grocery and household requirements from here itself

Bad place crowed full trafic nat a good feeling

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