Hypercity

The hypercity I explored was a shopper's utopia, seamlessly integrating three retail giants – Decathlon, Big Bazaar, and a DIY shop – into a sprawling haven of convenience and variety. Decathlon, a sports enthusiast's paradise, boasted an extensive range of athletic gear, from high-performance equipment to trendy activewear. The store's layout encouraged exploration, creating an immersive experience for shoppers with its well-organized sections catering to various sports and outdoor activities.

Adjacent to Decathlon, Big Bazaar offered a diverse shopping experience, combining affordability with an expansive selection. From groceries to fashion, electronics to household items, Big Bazaar provided a one-stop solution for everyday needs. The vibrant aisles and promotional displays added to the overall vibrancy, making the shopping excursion engaging and rewarding.

The addition of a DIY shop further enriched the hypercity experience. Shoppers could unleash their creativity with an array of tools, materials, and expert advice for home improvement projects. The DIY shop contributed a unique dimension, allowing customers to explore hands-on solutions amidst the broader retail landscape.

Navigating between these three retail giants within the hypercity was seamless, offering a holistic shopping experience. The amalgamation of Decathlon, Big Bazaar, and the DIY shop created a shopping destination that catered comprehensively to diverse needs, making it a go-to hub for those seeking variety, quality, and affordability in one expansive locale.

There is an entire range of clothing, kitchen materials, namkeen farm products, Subway, efficient and cooperative staff.
The ambience is excellent. There is ample parking space for cars and scooters separately. There is McDonald's, Big Bazaar, and much more in sports stores as well.

Good mall space with free parking and food court. Though the food court is not one of the highlights. Decathlon is definitely the star of this space. New comers are pantaloons, shopper shop and croma. Also the hypercity outlet has been revamped and definitely a better version of the past

Founded in 2006, HyperCity Retail India Ltd. was part of the K. Raheja Corp. Group (Owner of Shoppers Stop department store) . Now Future Group owns it. Yes it does

HyperCity opened its first store in Malad, Mumbai. . Today, a total of 20 stores have been launched, since the company's founding and a presence has been established in cities including Hyderabad, Bangalore, Jaipur, Bhopal, Navi Mumbai, Ahmedabad , Vadodara , Pune, Delhi-NCR , Panvel and Thane [1] [2]HyperCity (styled HyperCITY) is a supermarket chain which currently[when?] operates 20 stores throughout India. The main area of focus is food, home and fashion.It has lots of shops and accessories stores. Transport facility is perfect. Loads of tourists spots with breath-taking views. The essence of Rajasthani culture is widely spread all over. Lots of cultural items are available at cheaper price. Locals are truly inviting people. Airport services and guides are too good.Good mall for Old Phon purchase and other accessories with cheapest price as well as other mall in jaipur.As tier 2 towns has made unprecedented growth, I make sure to check out malls when I visit tier 2 towns. Hyper City is just like any other mall. It is neat and clean and that is a plus.There is a confusion in minds of many that HyperCity and Triton Mall in Jaipur are one and the same things. In fact HyperCity is a retail store. It is located in Triton Mall in Jaipur. Such stores are also established in Hyderabad, Bangalore, Amritsar, Bhopal, Ahmedabad, Vadodara and Pune (as per website). I found it quite close to Auchan of Mangalore. The range is slightly wider then other Big Bazar stores of Jaipur (Big bazar does not have gym equipment, bicycles for kids, speakers). However there are many products which are found in both the stores.It's not a historical place it's a monument like thing which built by a newspaper in Rajasthan. And it's a perfect place place for photography especially for marriage photography. And it's a place worth spending time. Situated in the heart of Jaipur town.Triton Mall or Hyper City are the same place,situated very close to chomu puliya in jhotwada area,we can say it a fine Mall and may be opted for shopping, many brands are available ,you may watch movies too at multiplex ,transport for whole city is easily available as the chomu puliya is a main junction point for city traffic-thanks-SSSThe entrance of Jawahar Circle is through the Patrika gate, which has been designed beautifully. If you ever feel the need to get back in touch with the traditional side of Jaipur but are scared to go to the crowded walled city because of the traffic, this is the place to visit. This gate has been made keeping in mind the other 7 gates which are present in the walled city.....!!!A beautiful place for landscape photography. I really enjoyed my time here and in the garden area also. Must visit place if you ever come to jaipur.fully amazed.It's amazing how you can capture yourself with endless angles. If you're a selfie or a photo freak you should definitely try a full frame photo there. The colours are amazing and do go for a walk in the park. Sometimes there are activities going on outside the Patrika gate road. When I visited there there was a free singing stall. People were singing there heart out. The best time to visit is in winter's.

Hypercity shopping area houses Decathlon, Nike, Adidas, Bata, DIY. Parking is ample. One can have McD and other food here.

For sports enthusiasts, this is a good place for shopping related to all requirements related to favourite sports equipments and clothing. This place houses Decathlon, Puma, Bata, etc.

Hypercity is good place for quick visit to various Branded Showrooms, entire range of clothing, kitchen materials.
The ambience is excellent. There is ample parking space for cars and scooters separately. There is McDonald's and much more in sports stores as well.
Big bajar and Subway is closed down here now

It's good to visit for decathlon, macd, jumble tumble.cud be developed more

Top Brands, Ample space for parking- chargeable. Adjacent to Ghodbunder Road

Hyper City has changed to Bigcity Mall.
Most of the big names have closed shop. Only Decathlon and other factory outlets are running.

Hypercity also known as Big Mall. Covering all types of Branded cloth shoes and sport goods available here. You can have a fat food also here. Just visit Dcathalon and Jockey factory outlet.

Always liked this place for shopping. Ample parking. However it seems that many retailers have closed their stores in this Mall recently. Hope the place starts buzzing once again.

Nice shopping complex. Puma, decathlon, reebok etc. Available. Food court has only 2 outlets. Parking space is huge. Parking charge is 20Rs.

This place I go in 17 July 2023 it is a mall for shopping is good

Great stop for everything you will find big bazaar decathlon adidad bata outlets over here and if you feel hungry there is McDonald's and subways

It is a very nice shopping palace for all our sports needs. Not only Decathlon but also Reebok, Puma, Adidas and HRX stores are behind Decathlon. And not only clothing and sportswear, but also a huge bookstore, where you can buy old and new books 📚 at very reasonable prices.

Good mall with very limited shops. Big bazaar and shopper stop has been closed. On 1st floor u can find football Turf, u can take admission for practice sessions.

Amazingly place and best is DIY we can get real creative things over there and yes to fullfill your tummy there’s mcdonalds what else do you need then

Not well maintained now like earlier. Very few shops. DIY is the main attraction of mine. All school project materials and very different varieties in all types of stuff at a normal rate.

Very good place for shopping with open parking and many factory outlets