The 33 best festivals, street fairs, and annual events in New Delhi

My experience was fantastic regarding this restaurant because it has more than restuarant,you can enjoy live songs and ghazals by inhouse artist of this restaurant. Three pilars of this restaurant:- 1. Very aggressive pricing 2. Ambience and food quality 3. Live music performance

The Regular shop which provides you different decorative items, bangles, money garland etc to name a few. I Visited this place for diwali shopping like diwali banners, different religious decorative stickers like Shubh Labh, Swastika etc. Prices were ok and you can choose from various varieties.

Utility items during every festivities are available.... Small Shop are having more variety at cheaper rates here.

Wonderful. And the place is good for childrens.

It's ok

Very nice

Good

Amazing .....,Cochaing Center.. Run by Guddu Sir

Good

Amazing places

Dasghara near inderpuri

good

Nice

The India International Trade Fair (IITF) is one of Delhi's most exciting and well-known events, held every year at Pragati Maidan. It’s a vibrant showcase of products, ideas, and cultures from across India and beyond, attracting businesses, families, and tourists alike. Diverse and Exciting: The fair offers something for everyone. From handcrafted goods and traditional textiles to the latest technology and innovations, every corner has something unique to explore. The variety of stalls and exhibits, representing different states and countries, gives it a festive and colorful vibe. A Great Learning Experience: IITF is not just about shopping; it’s also a place to learn. You get to see the rich cultural diversity of India, discover new products, and interact with businesses from around the world. Whether you’re a student, a professional, or just curious, there’s always something to take away. Accessibility and Facilities: The fair is easy to reach, thanks to its central location and metro connectivity. The venue has improved a lot over the years, with better walkways and air-conditioned halls. However, it can get very crowded, especially on public days, and finding food or seating can be a challenge during peak hours. Fun for Everyone: Whether you’re visiting to shop, network, or just enjoy the festive atmosphere, IITF is a memorable experience. The energy, colors, and sheer variety make it worth a visit every year. Rating: 4/5 – With better crowd control and more seating areas, it could become even more enjoyable!

This place is huge. It is near to Supreme Court metro station that will take you to Entry Gate 10 of Pragati Maidan. You can't roam all the halls in a day as there is a lot to see. You will get tired walking and seeing stalls. You must see the map and should see only those halls that are of your taste. Food is very expensive in the food court. Weekend has huge crowd, so you may want to avoid weekends. Also ticket price is also double on weekends. Washrooms are there inside every hall. The only thing i didn't like about this fair/place is that there was no free drink water. There were campers at a few place but all empty. You will need to buy water bottles. The place is clean as well.

India International trade fair is ongoing at beautifully renovated premises of Pragati Maidan. Artisans from different states, textiles, Coir products, different industries and many more stakeholders are showcasing their products...theres mind blowing choice for shopping, food, cultural programs from states, music shows, lovely weather (if we ignore pollution)....every element for a nice outing especially for women. Some of the stalls i shopped from(see pics below) Svaguna foods...healthy/tasty food products from MP(ground floor, near jharkhand pavilion) Srishti...unique jewellery from Assam (first floor in Assam pavilion) Design Gatha...ipad covers, cups, beautifully designed and high quality cotton bedcovers, towels...much more Today, 27th is the last day of fair, so make most of it as best deals may be offered on last day. I visited again to exchange something and ended up with another round of shopping from Meghalaya, Odisha, Arunachal, Mizoram, Tripura (unique food products/tea/fruits like Kiwi). I faced issue with carrying all the stuff as didnt carry stroller this time. IITF should consider providing airport style trolleys till metro b/exit gates to encourage more shopping and convenience of shoppers. Theres an interesting booth by NTPC showcasing an eco home (1bhk) made mainly from flyash, costing just 1.5 lakhs. It may be commercially available next year, as informed. Theres was a mesmerising Qawalli performance in the evening bringing a perfect end to the day.... amphitheatre was jam packed...listeners kept making request for their favourite qwaalis and energised singers obliged most of them.

The India International Trade Fair (IITF) 2024 truly lived up to its reputation as one of the largest and most diverse trade fairs in the world. Held at the Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, from November 14–27, 2024, the event was a grand confluence of innovation, culture, and commerce, attracting exhibitors and visitors from across the globe. 1. Themed Excellence The theme for this year, “Sustainable Development and Innovation,” resonated deeply throughout the fair. From eco-friendly products to innovative technologies addressing climate change, the exhibits emphasized a forward-thinking approach. Several pavilions showcased how sustainability and modern commerce can go hand in hand. 2. International Participation With participation from over 50 countries, IITF 2024 reinforced its global appeal. Countries like Japan, Germany, South Korea, and the UAE impressed visitors with cutting-edge technologies, unique crafts, and cultural performances. The international pavilions were not only visually captivating but also offered insights into global trends and opportunities for collaboration. 3. Incredible Indian States The Indian state pavilions were a major highlight, each uniquely designed to reflect their culture, heritage, and industrial prowess. Rajasthan’s vibrant textiles, Gujarat’s industrial products, Kerala’s spices, and Himachal Pradesh’s organic produce were just some of the standout attractions. The mix of tradition and modernity was seamlessly presented. 4. Business Opportunities The fair proved to be a goldmine for entrepreneurs and businesses. The B2B segment, held in the first week, facilitated numerous partnerships, trade discussions, and collaborations. Startups had a dedicated section where they displayed innovative products, gaining exposure and investment opportunities. 5. Cultural Extravaganza IITF 2024 wasn’t just about business; it was also a celebration of art and culture. The evenings were enlivened with performances ranging from classical Indian dances to international music ensembles. Visitors got a taste of India’s diverse cultural tapestry and a glimpse of global traditions. 6. Culinary Delights Food lovers had a treat at the gastronomic zones, offering cuisines from every corner of India and abroad. From authentic Indian street food to exotic international dishes, there was something for every palate. 7. Enhanced Visitor Experience This year, IITF took visitor convenience to the next level. Improved navigation tools, a user-friendly mobile app, ample seating arrangements, and efficient transport facilities made the experience seamless. The organizers also prioritized sustainability, with measures like paperless ticketing and recyclable materials throughout the venue. 8. Challenges While the overall experience was exceptional, the crowd management during the public days could be better. The immense popularity of the fair led to long queues at some stalls, especially on weekends. Additionally, parking continued to be a challenge for those driving to the venue. Conclusion IITF 2024 was a spectacular blend of commerce, culture, and creativity. It continues to be a platform where tradition meets innovation, offering something valuable for every visitor—whether you’re an entrepreneur, a culture enthusiast, or a curious traveler. With its global reach, rich offerings, and insightful themes, IITF 2024 was a must-visit event. Despite minor challenges, it successfully showcased India’s prowess on a global stage while celebrating the world’s cultural diversity.

People who have seen old trade fair before renovations will not like the changes made. States pavilions are no more there Inly one part of a big hall is given to each state . International participation is also very less . Not much attraction left in trade fair.

The India International Trade Fair 2024 at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, will offer a platform for trade, cultural exchange, and showcasing innovations. With business days from November 14-18 and public days from November 19-27, the fair promotes local industries while expanding its reach globally. Tickets are available online and offline. Nearest Metro Station: Mandi House (approximately a 7-minute walk). IITF 2024 theme is "Vocal for Local, Local to Global," as India is looking forward to promoting local industries in the country but making it global as well. This exhibition gives the exhibitors an avenue to present their latest inventions and products, thus attracting a wide podium of business people as well as the public. The India International Trade Fair 2024 at Pragati Maidan offers a unique opportunity to explore local and global industries, fostering business connections and cultural exchange. With separate business and public days, diverse ticketing options, and a focus on “Vocal for Local,” IITF 2024 promises an exciting, impactful event for all attendees.

Visited Nakshatra Fair 2025 in hall No 11 of India International trade fair at Bharat Mandpam (Pragati Maidan) to experience the magic of Jyotishi, Palmistry and Astrology. Duration of this fair is from 1st February to 8th February 2025. There are so many Jyotishacharya, palm reader and many more types of Gurus and kundali reader in one roof who are very senior to his field. You can consultant with them for your any type of problems whether it is related to your Job, health , business , marriage etc.

My favourite events for which I always look forward to. The passion and crowd this pop culture and comics event conjures up is enormous. Well thought out shows, many guests, cosplay competition and lots of fun can be expected in this event.

I would totally recommend to visit it one time for gaming, anime, comic and cosplay lovers. Totally a worth it place of the money you spend and you can get so many free goodies just by following instagram pages of the brands or by doing small tasks. You can watch small atrtist performing and in the end with the cosplay show.

The stalls were fun. Food was highly overpriced and I don’t understand why the food counter should close at 8 as people need to be able to come out after closure of stalls and have something to eat. This time the cards and network was better on the grounds . Restrooms weren’t clean though. And overall crowd management near stage was poor.

⚠️ Some might not like this review and honestly, to each its own, you may have a different and better experience and take on Comic Con but that's my review and my view on the current Comic Con Scenario as of 2024 ⚠️ I have been attending Delhi Comic Con since it first started, and while it used to be a place full of genuine enthusiasm and passion for pop culture, it has definitely changed over the years. What once felt like a celebration of comics, gaming, and fandoms has now turned into more of a “festival” where it feels like people come for the experience rather than the actual love for the culture. Now I understand the organizers have to sell tickets and make money but umm whatever 🙇🏼 One of the biggest changes I have noticed is how much the event has shifted towards being a platform for people to create content for social media. Nowadays, it feels like the place is full of wannabe influencers, vloggers, and people just looking to get their FOMO fix. Instead of seeing fans who are genuinely into comics, games, or anime, it’s become a crowd more interested in making reels and Instagram stories to show they were "part of the event." You rarely spot the real passionate fans anymore, it’s more about posing for the camera and showing off for the likes. While there's nothing wrong with this but umm, but still 🤦🏼 Another thing that’s become a bit repetitive is the cosplay scene. I have been attending year after year, and while the quality of cosplay has definitely improved, it feels like it’s the same set of costumes year after year. In the early evening, you will see some great cosplayers who really put in the effort, but overall, it’s the same familiar faces in the same familiar costumes throughout the morning and afternoon. Real decent cosplayers show up after evening, usually to compete. What is even more frustrating is how the event has become more like a 🙄 festive mela🙄 than a convention. The focus seems to have shifted from comics, pop culture, and fandoms to just selling stuff. There are so many stalls now, many of which have nothing to do with the Comic Con culture at all. You will find everything from random merchandise to food stalls, but not much that actually connects to the vibe of Comic Con 🤷🏼 It's more about shopping than celebrating the things that made Comic Con great in the first place. Also, I hate the fact that every year depending on who their sponsor is when it comes to Communication, they activate Jammers, you always wonder before going whether your sim connectivity will work or not this year. This is so ridiculous, specially when you want to buy something and want to make online payment but than you see you have no network and the stall owners doesn't accept cash or have no change. Its so frustrating 🙄 All in all, Delhi Comic Con has definitely changed over the years. While it’s still fun to visit and see some cool stuff, it doesn’t have the same magic it once did. It’s become less of a haven for true fans and more of a place for people to just show up, create content, and blend in with the crowd. If you’re a hardcore fan looking for the old-school Comic Con vibe, it might leave you feeling a little disappointed. But if you’re just looking for a fun day out, it might still be worth checking out.

Comic con every year is such a wonderful experience, had a blast here! The world of Anime is growing each day and comic con brings justice to it!

Most amazing fest for anime and superheroes lovers where you can participate in cosplays, perform comedy, watch and experience the gaming arena and so much more. Food seemed pretty reasonable but limited options. I won't do many contests, quizzes and participated in the gaming zone. It was so much fun

Place was nice, best with friends or family. But the price oof food and products is tooooo expensive not worth it.

Amazing ,gor relief from all tension and anxiety here .Waheguru ji 🙏🙏

No rating can be given to the gurudwara or the spiritual places. Such a positive vibes are there with heart touching kirtan. No words can describe. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Feeling blessed to visit the place of Babaji, Chamanjeet Singh LAL is the real Laal of Baba Nanak🙏🙏🙏🙏

Residence of Famous Shabad Kitan Singer.On the ground floor recitation of Guruvaani

Amazing place where you get lot of positive energy..

Good for physip therapy.

It is my guruji place

Nothing so happening about it Except that every October there's dussehra

Good for wedding venue.

Good 😊

Average ground

Nice

Excellent

Wow

In places like Delhi, they are arranging nicely for Navratri Celebrations.Decoration was really authentic and pretty.Loved the fact that one organiser uncle kept saying people to take their shoe out of the play area due to Mataji murti kept in the same place. They also give free entry to all those who are Gujaratis and their spouse,friends etc. A few honest disappointments: Food - Jay Bhawani, which is very famous food joint from Gujarat has not maintained their taste and quality over here.We ordered their famous vadapav and a dabeli,however both of them were far different from the original taste and it was double the rate.If you go here and don’t want to spend too extra on food, have your food and then attend the celebration. Garba - It can be managed in a better manner as people who were not playing were disturbing the players.However the organising committee kept insisting people to manage the discipline. Staying in Delhi-NCR, this is really a good place to celebrate Navratri.

First half was like all gujrati songs But if you are not gujrati, you will enjoy the event in the 2nd half with proper bollywood songs. Also, the discrimination level was a bit high. Ticket price was ₹100 for gujrati and ₹500 for Non-gujrati.

If you know garba it is excellent place for u and if donnt know than do learn and go in to enjoy it. Food 5/10 not good Organizer 10/10 Ambience 9/10 crowded

Great place, feels fantastic ! The venue was nice. The decoration is full of colours and creativity. The crowd was also decent.

The true definition of overhyped! The large scale crowd was OMG. The food was okayish. Not enough space for Garba!

Good location neat and clean roads but encroachment spoils all these.

The venue was nice. The ambience was good. The crowd was also decent. But I went on Wednesday, it was too crowded. My friend went on Monday, there was very little crowd. Apart from the crowd, everything else was good. They should sell a limited number of passes.

It was a nice experience! They are very professional and we'll equipped. I got my perfect hairstyle what I was looking for. Thank you :)

Mr. asif was too kind & courteous towards customers & he was very much professional & he even offered water many times to me & was talking in a very polite manner.

I visited there nice place with good staff hygiene place totally polite n lovely members. Visit once there it will not harm the pocket according to budget.

Great place for your everyday makeup solution. Every work is done with atmost proficiency.

I have a great experience with you Shweta 🤗

Its extremely nice 👌 and value for money💰

Very professionals and hygienic place .

I recently purchased Holi colors and water guns, and I am absolutely impressed! The colors are vibrant, non-toxic, and gentle on the skin, making them perfect for everyone. They stayed bright and didn’t stain clothing, which was a huge plus. The water guns are durable, easy to use, and provide great coverage during the celebration. I especially love how well they hold up even with heavy use, Highly recommend !

Amazing product at affordable prices. It was great doing business with them. Full satisfaction guaranteed.

Excellent quality material available with full range of variety at reasonable prices

Best holi items Affordable rates holi manufacturer in delhi

Best holi water gun Affordable prices

Best holi water gun manufacturer in delhi

Good quality products, timely delivery at a good price

Getting boring & nothing new by the years

Awesome

It's a world-class exhibition and convention center in the heart of Delhi. The infrastructure is top-notch, with spacious halls, modern amenities, and excellent facilities for large-scale events. It has hosted prestigious events like the G20 Summit 2023, making it a global landmark. The architecture beautifully blends contemporary design with Indian cultural elements, adding to its charm. Accessibility is convenient with metro connectivity and ample parking. Whether for business expos, cultural events, or international summits, this venue sets a new standard. Highly recommended!

Great place to get exposure of medical devices. This is a fair which has to devote at least 3 days to get exposure to the latest technology medical devices and different companies. Those who are in Hari should not visit this medical fare because there is no point without knowing and getting into deep understanding of your return home.

The ITPO Exhibition Hall at the Pragati Maidan has changed a lot since previous years, previously, I highlighted that there was a vast area and ability to host some diverse events but little amenities and facilities were there at that time. However, recent upgrades have significantly improved the experience, the new halls are modern and spacious. The improved infrastructure makes the navigation easier, the cleanliness and overall maintenance are also improved. Making it much more comfortable for visitors, still parking lots can be a bit of a challenge. 🤩🤩 Now comes the main part and it does not matter in which months or year you are watching it is still reliable :- 😎 1. Make sure you buy your tickets from your nearest metro station beforehand otherwise sometimes you won't get tickets, and try to target non popular metro stations it will be less crowded and there is a high chance to get tickets. 🤔🤔 2. Otherwise, you can book online tickets and as a backup you can also take a photocopy of it . I have seen people whose barcode was giving some errors and the guards were not giving them the entry. So yeah take care of it. 🔥🔥 3. Best entry Gate no - 4, 5a,5b and Exit Gate no - 4, 5a, 5b, 5c, you can also opt for Gate no-10 which is near Supreme court metro station but beware it will be too much crowd . It doesn't matter which day you are visiting and how early you are ,you are still getting crowded . So , I always avoid that gate. 😕😕 4. You can carry snacks, food, water bottles , carry bags , etc. 😱😱 5. Beware of pick pockets. 😈😈 6. Try to visit on weekdays it will be less crowded, and try to bargain as much as you can because there are lots of expensive items which should not be that expensive. 😆😆 7. There are 4 major food outlets , one is in front of the Hall 5, second and third is in the centre of the ground where you can get food from every state and fourth is in front of the Hall 6 8. The food is expensive I already submitted some menus so you can check it out , but one or two things you can try . I would recommend Bengali sweets which are on the Hall 5 2nd floor . 🫣🫣

These halls are newly built halls in ITPO. The halls are very big and good for organizing various large/huge exhibitions of national and international level. The in-built facilities are good.

The renovated halls of Pragati Maidan are better than the older ones. The structural design of previous halls were more appealing but these halls are more practical and can accomodate more participants than earlier. As of now the halls are well maintained, let's hope that it stays like that for a longer duration

Well Ventilated. High Roof. Ample Washroom available. If you hunt, you will found Drinking Water. Enough parking space. Metro Connectivity From Supreme Court. Food Court with branded food outlets.

The Acetech 2024 exhibition, held at Bharat Mandap, Pragati Maidan, was an impressive showcase of innovation in construction, architecture, and interior design. As one of the most anticipated events in the industry, it did not disappoint. The exhibition served as a dynamic platform for exploring new materials, cutting-edge technologies, and innovative solutions for the construction and design sectors. Visitors had the opportunity to interact with top-tier exhibitors, ranging from manufacturers of sustainable building materials to companies specializing in smart home technologies. The display of modern construction techniques, eco-friendly materials, and state-of-the-art interior design concepts was particularly noteworthy. Parking arrangements were well-organized, making it easy for attendees to access the venue without hassle. The smooth entry to the halls ensured that visitors could quickly navigate their way to the exhibition areas, enhancing the overall experience. Overall, Acetech 2024 was a must-visit event for anyone involved in the construction or design industry, offering a unique opportunity to discover new trends, forge connections, and gain insights into the future of the built environment.

Amazingly beautiful.. visited on Weekend and the crowd is just as expected.. beautiful stuff from all over the states . It also include African and Middle East countries. Happy to see the creativity of each stall. Food is good and many options were available. They have washroom , which is clean .

We went on the weekend, it was nicely managed. Sufficient parking. Buy a ticket only to avoid rush at the counter. Food- Sufficient food stalls in different areas of mela. The food was a little disappointing taste wise. In the evening there are performances by artists. If I remember correctly Mame Khan performed that day

Lovely experience for us. Loved the shops from chattisgarh section with warli art & madhubani printed sarees, suits & beautiful khadi bedsheets in nominal price range. Loved section with national awardees with beautiful art works and crafts. Washrooms, food, etc. was also sorted. The international section was also beautiful but overpriced for middle class. Overall it was lovely & happy place with works of arts, good food & music. Will definitely visit again.

🌟 Although a bit late for this year’s update, I hope this post helps those planning to visit next year's event! 🎉 A plethora of food 🍔, folk art 🎨, handicrafts 🧵, and an absolute delight for shoppers 🛍️. Be prepared to walk 🚶‍♂️ if you want to explore every bit of the mela/event. Big cheers to the organizers 👏 and kudos to the police 👮‍♂️ for maintaining law and order while always keeping a smile 😊 and a helpful attitude!

Another good effort at promoting Indian craftsmanship and local small cottage industries. Variety of products at bargain prices, compared to city outlets. Various govt depts doing their bit to give a boost by way of facilities and promotions. The international section adds even more color, sound and action. Three cheers for the global south!

It was a surreal experience. Had a lot of fun there . Dance performances were so beautiful by the indigenous people it was very soothing. Many shops displayed authentic art of there respective regions like mandana art of Rajshthan, Madhubani of Bihar....& Cafts of different countries were very beautiful. Overall it was a very amazing experience.

A small trade fair version. national and international people participate in this and bring there product to sell here. Overall it's a good experience but make sure you have whole day to feel the Mela!

Very good mosque and famous in delhi every year tableegi jama at annual program is being organize here for 3 days,

Wonderful and Huge Place. Lacs of People can gather here. Parking is available. People are Peaceful

Shahi Eid Gah in Delhi's Sadar Bazar is an immense prayer ground surrounded by greenery. It can hold around 80,000 to 100,000 people during Eid prayers, providing a peaceful space for worship.What's remarkable is that besides being a place of prayer, it also hosts a government school. This is because the government didn't have land nearby, so the Eidgah community generously provided space for the school. This arrangement has been in place for over 40 years, showing the community's commitment to education and helping out.Visiting Shahi Eid Gah offers not just a spiritual experience but also a glimpse into the community's dedication to both religion and education. It's a special place that reflects the unity and generosity of the people in Delhi's Sadar Bazar.

a place where king used to offer Eid prayer) built by Shahjahan, Fifth Mughal Emperor, who built Taj Mahal, Red Fort of Delhi and Jama Masjid of Delhi as well. Now, temporary school runs. Also, An annual gathering of muslims held here, called "Tablighi Ijtima", attended by thousand of people.It is a wonderful place to visit in the outskirts of Old Delhi or Shahjahanabad) .very big area for offer namaz, ijtemaand its oldest

Such a beautiful place 💞 it is very peaceful and people are great

this place have 4 parts and geographical this place made in triangular shape few parts have some maintenance issue and maintenance level is not good even you can see storage of garbage in some place and also very bad smally come around from some part of this place but another par like front side and centre of this place is good and remaining parts you can see some people who play cards or another activities in afternoon session.

Good place to spend some time or play cricket , cycling everyone should visit

Amazing day. Delicious food. Beautiful decor. Eye-catching items. Cool live performances. Fun experience. Great people. High prices. I had a great time there. The entry price was a bit too high for a food fest. Talking about decoration and the ambience... AMAZING. Food was expensive. Every stall had a starting price of ₹200. Be it a scoop of ice-cream, it'd be ₹200, which i guess is a little bit too much for everyone. The quality of food was no doubt, great. The stalls there, were selling a wide variety of items like sunglasses, footwears, badge-pin, clothes, accessories and many more interesting items. There was a stall to experience adventure sports too, including motor biking and others. I had fun enjoying the bike stunts show. The best part of any festival is the night band show. I could not wait for the whole performance to end, but I really enjoyed it.

Delhi’s Original Food Truck Festival - Horn OK Please but this time the management miss the spice with poor management and with almost no seating facility at joints. In terms of food and stall there's some yummy tadka, they lined up to you the yummiest dishes from the 50+ food trucks from serving single-cuisine delicacies, satiate your sweet tooth cravings at the Dessert Zone there's so much for everyone. A shopaholic’s paradise at Quirk Bazaar for ladies out there. Overall Delhi's Original Food Feast don't appeal us more and somehow disappointed us in terms of management.

This was my second visit to the festival and yes being a food blogger now it was a must visit . I visited some of the dishes there and they were mind blowing althoughfor me the price was high for the dishes I tasted but yeah it is acceptable if you visit a food truck festival once a year like horn ok please !! One should visit it for sure and get yourself clicked with so much food around and yeah taste different good varieties food food from Delhi . Follow me on Instagram guys ! @zaika_lajwab

Horn Ok Please is one of the most happening events in Delhi. Was there on 3rd March in Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium. The entry fee is Rs. 299/- which you can easily buy from Nearbuy app or website. Inside the event, the decoration and crowd were amazing. You'll have a good picture in some places. There were more than 100+ restaurants/cafes/bars. Food was expensive than the usual one. The presentation was ok. The taste was good in some restaurants. What should you definitely try? 1. Ice-cream from the Cremeborne. 2. Jalebi from the Jalebi shop, Gohana Jalebi. 3. If you're a chai lover, then must try Kulhad Chai. Silent DJ was also a major attraction among the crowd. Also, you can have some shopping for clothes, Jewellery, stationary, shoes and many more. There're so many things you can do. Also at night, there was a night concert. Which I had to skip because it was starting late. Recommended place. Only one-time visit.

150+ food stalls, a live stage with tons of musical homegrown artists, activities like hair braiding, face painting, temporary tattoos, 50+ flea market stalls, cocktails Not well managed, food seems unhygienic.. So much hyped.. Full of dust and smoke

Awesome experience with lots and lots of varieties related to food items. Truly amazed with the experience I acquired over here. Truly, love being a foodie. All the food items food delicious and worth trying. Will visit again when next event commences.

Amazingg. Almost visit this every year and it’s so good. Different food stalls, music, dance and what not! This food fest has it all ♥️♥️♥️

Must visit for Flower Show 2024. It's open for 3 days (23.02.24-25.02.24). There are too many varieties of flowers, bonsai plants, succulents, vegetable plants, etc. One can buy plants, pots, etc too. There's food stalls to eat also.

such beautifully they presented flowers...and how closely we can experience the beauty was fascinating 😍 👌

Nice experience but too much rush.thats why flower show kam mela jyada tha like picnic spot or children park. Noida stadium best venue option for flower show i think.

A great place to explore variety of flowers, plants, buy different type of seeds and manure (organic, neem compost, compressed compost etc.). Various decorative items were available to decorate garden including statues of hanging monkeys, parrots, butterflies, caterpillar etc. to enhance beauty of small places. Overall a good place for outing and shopping for ur garden essentials...

Wonderful place , have lots of fun over there flower decoration is awesome 😎 love the place immensely

Amazing show, adjacent ground of Noida haat. Best flower show in Noida in the last 3 decades.

Loved it

Unveiling cinematic excellence! "Dehradun International Film Festival" is a vibrant celebration of artistic innovation, showcasing emerging talent and paying tribute to the city's diverse cultural landscape.

Really enjoyed ..after attending 3 days 9th Dehradun international film festival in dehradun 2024 .. I saw many good films and meet with Film stars Congratulations to Diff team

It's a wonderful opportunity for the new comers to connect with this film festival. People can learn so much from this,screenplay, creativity, acting and much more. SO EXCITED TO BE THE PART OF IT!!!!!¡🤩🤩🤩

Good work team DIFF & nice event

This is the biggest and best event in uttrakhand

very nice event..good one

The largest and the biggest event ever in Dehradun Uttarakhand we are inviting Bollywood actors and actresses and we got the chance to new bingnners and movies

Unique collection of different varieties of plants and flower at a single place. Good crowd which was interested to buy plants and garden accessories. There were lot of things in the fair which were neglected by the organizers and administration also. There was no provision of mats on main ground which results a lot of dust and causing discomfort to small kida and old age people. No arrangement of police security was seen during the festival. Only a few of local security gaurds were available who doesn't look efficient to control the mob. Scarcity of parking place and parking was done in haphazard manner. Old age people had to come by walk to main event. These things should be considered next time before organising of event.

Beauty of Nature 🌿🍃 .Our trip was so peaceful.

Good place to see various kinds of flowers and plants

Must visit place.. its mesmerising and beautiful.. had a great time..

Amazing flowers are there but extremely crowded

Great Experience

GRAND EXPERIENCE

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Beautiful red stone Mughal architecture. Intricate details so well carved. Luscious gardens. Multiple museums. Takes you back to the history. Has a cafe inside too. As well as some market w various shops for jewellery shopping and etc. Highly recommend - wearing comfortable clothes and footwear, carrying water, sunscreen and umbrella (in case you are visiting on a hot sunny day)

Visiting the Red Fort during Navratri is truly a magical experience, where history meets festivity. The grandeur of this UNESCO World Heritage site gets an added charm with the festive vibes of Navratri. The massive red sandstone walls look even more majestic when lit up with decorative lights, giving the fort a vibrant yet spiritual glow. The evenings are especially lively — cultural programs, devotional music, and traditional dance performances create an atmosphere that celebrates both our heritage and the spirit of the festival. Walking around, you can feel the energy of people dressed in colorful attire, offering prayers, and enjoying the Navratri spirit with their families. The food stalls outside and nearby are another highlight, serving a mix of festive special vrat food and traditional Delhi street snacks. Whether it’s sabudana khichdi, kuttu ki puri, or a comforting chai, the flavors add to the overall experience. One of the best parts is the sense of unity you feel here. Tourists, locals, and devotees all come together to enjoy the festival in the backdrop of one of India’s most iconic monuments. The combination of historical richness and festive spirit makes it an unforgettable visit.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5/5 — A Glorious Symbol of India’s Heritage! The Red Fort is truly a breathtaking masterpiece that captures the essence of India’s rich history and Mughal architecture. The massive red sandstone walls, grand gateways, and beautifully designed courtyards make you feel like you’ve stepped back in time. The museum inside offers a fascinating glimpse into India’s past, and the evening light and sound show is an absolute must-watch — it brings the fort’s history alive in a magical way!

MAGNANIMOUS !! A vast campus with minimalist places to visit. However the best part was its market in the beginning. Great variety of stuff especially the hard case purses which we did not find anywhere in Delhi .. a must buy ! The stamp collection room is definitely a must visit .. The virtual tour was closed due to technical reasons but overall a must visit place to walk in such a sprawling house..

heritage. Its grand size and intricate architectural details leave you awestruck the moment you step inside. The fort’s location in the heart of Old Delhi makes it easily accessible and gives a glimpse into the city’s vibrant culture and history. However, the maintenance of the premises leaves much to be desired. Many walls and structures appear to be fading, and some areas are poorly restored. The overall upkeep doesn’t match the monument’s historical importance, which is disappointing for such a world-famous site. Another major issue is the garbage and litter scattered around—especially near the entrance and pathways. Despite having dustbins installed, visitors often throw waste carelessly, and it seems that cleaning staff are not regular or attentive. This really affects the overall experience and the charm of the place. In conclusion, while the Red Fort remains a must-visit for its grandeur, history, and prime location, the authorities need to focus more on cleanliness and maintenance. With a little more care and management, this UNESCO World Heritage Site could truly shine as the pride of Delhi it deserves to be.

Visited the Red Fort (Lal Qila) in Delhi and it was an amazing experience. The massive red sandstone walls, Mughal architecture, and rich history truly make it a UNESCO World Heritage Site worth exploring. The evening light and sound show is a must-watch for understanding India’s past. The fort is well-maintained and offers a glimpse into the grandeur of the Mughal era. Highly recommended for history lovers and travelers.

We visited the Red Fort today and it was brilliant. We bought the tickets online and paid foreigner fares for them which is INR550 per person. Entrance was very congested and barriers put to direct foot traffic doesn't help. However the fort was magnificent with mughal architecture on display everywhere. Some buildings are made entirely out of marble with intricate artistry and carvings which can't be found in the modern world. It's a vast estate, so will take at least a few hours to cover with buildings distributed across the place. There is a shopping street within the fort which sells souvenirs and collectibles. The entry and exit is through one point although the fort has multiple gates which makes it a bit inconvenient. One of the must visit places in New Delhi, highly recommended.

Good but felt our handcraft sector lacks entrepreneurial skills, difficulty in scaling their supply no proper branding and limited market access. They need more modern marketplaces showcasing our raw cultural heritage in contemporary and compelling ways.

Most expensive fair I have ever seen. That's why I guess not crowded.

You get to meet the artisans directly and see the effort behind their work. A great place if you love authentic crafts and want to support them

The best traditional craftpersons and innovation in crafts, both under the same roof, are to be found during Diwali in Dastkar Haat. Not to be missed at any cost!

Excellent exhibition and sale of handicrafts from all over the country, superb quality and variety. Only thing is prohibitive prices, which stops you from buying much.

Dastkar is one of the best places to admire high-end handcrafted products — from textiles and handlooms to home décor and ethnic items from across India. The exhibition theme changes every month, so there’s always something new to explore! If your pocket allows, go ahead and indulge in some exquisite buys. And even if not, window shopping here is an experience in itself. Watch the full video on my YouTube channel — Wanderlust and Decor.

Diwali mela was great and it only needs a ticket of 40rs for entry and have so many artists selling their art. But not very cheap if you love hand made things and can pay easily you must visit