Little India - Hamilton Central

Located south of the Brisbane Central Business District lies the bustling and vibrant Little India district in Woolloongabba.

Known for its richness in culture and history, Little India is a must-visit tourist destination for travellers looking to experience the best of Indian cuisine, fashion, and entertainment.

What You Can See and Do Little India offers a wide range of things to see and do that cater to all ages, backgrounds, and interests. Here are some of the highlights:

• Shop until you drop: You can explore the area's many shops and boutiques that offer traditional Indian fashion and accessories, henna tattoos, fragrances, groceries and spices.
• Taste the flavors of India: Lovers of Indian cuisine will rejoice at the variety of food options available in Little India, from momos, vada pav and samosas to curries, tandoori and biryani dishes. Be sure to also try the refreshing and spicy Indian street drinks including masala chai, lassi and sugarcane juice.
• Visit the Temples: Little India is home to several Hindu and Sikh Temples offering you a glimpse into India's religious and spiritual traditions.
• Attend Festivals and Events: Little India hosts various festivals throughout the year, such as Diwali, Holi, Indian Independence Day, and Ganesh Chaturthi, offering visitors the chance to take part in traditional celebrations.

When You Should Go Little India is open throughout the year, with most shops and restaurants open seven days a week. However, If you want to experience the vibrant energy of the area, it's worth visiting on a weekend when Little India is at its liveliest.

How to Get There Little India is easily accessible by public transport, with the Woolloongabba Busway Station located just a stone's throw away from the district. You can also take a train to Park Road Station or a ferry from South Bank Parklands. If you are driving, you can park your car along the streets, or you can park at Brisbane Cricket Ground or Logan Road.

Experience the rich heritage of Indian culture while you immerse yourself in Little India, one of the most interesting and exciting neighbourhoods in Brisbane.