Exquisite shopping experience in Jalandhar

DLF, the pioneers of mall culture in India with its flagship establishments like the DLF Promenade and the DLF Place, now introduces the ‘DLF Shopping Experience’ in Jalandhar with ‘The Galleria’.

Located at the heart of the city, Nakodar Chowk, ‘The Galleria’, is a thoughtfully designed shopping centre for effective showcasing of a variety of products. It will house retail outlets, a supermarket and food court, home formats, cafes and a commercial office space, ensuring that it caters to everyone’s aspirations and needs.

“At DLF, we are committed to providing the ‘best in class’ shopping experience and good office environment. A large number of Indian and international brands have associated with us in various retail and commercial developments in Delhi-NCR. Now, our endeavour is to take this experience to other cities like Jalandhar, Chennai, etc,” said Ananta Singh Raghuvanshi, Director, Sales & Marketing, DLF India Limited.

Spread across 1.25 acres with four dedicated retail floors and two office floors, “The Galleria” will offer a harmonious blend of the two. A multi- cuisine food court and fine dine restaurants are going to be the highlights of the mall. The much-awaited mall promises the convenience of location and accessibility. Double basement parking, disabled friendly infrastructure and high level security through CCTVs are some of the key features of the mall. Anchor store, which would be a supermarket, would serve as a one stop store for all households’ daily needs.

The “Golden Triangle” of Punjab, encompassing the area between Jalandhar, Ludhiana and Hoshiarpur, traditionally conjures up thoughts of a highly fertile area with intensive agriculture with high yields and thus wealth and riches. With the region pioneering the Green Revolution and the prosperity in trade and commerce with nearly 50 per cent of the registered industries concentrated here, this area has shown tremendous development. And not to forget, Punjab has always been the homeland to huge NRI population and industrialists.

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