Craft bazaar of all states
Why this weekend?
The day-by-day plan
Half day · The crafts bazaar
- Midday arrival
- Craft rounds
- Food court lunch
- Pavilion walk
- Evening stage
Geography & terrain
Dilli Haat lies in the INA neighbourhood of central Delhi near Hauz Khas — a crafts and food bazaar of the city's tourism, its pavilions and stalls set in a walled market of about 2 hectares by the Aurobindo Marg.
History & culture
The bazaar opened in 1994 as the government's rotating-crafts project — the stalls of the states' artisans on their rotation periods, with the design of the traditional village haat in the urban city; its story as the city's accessible craft and food fair — from the regional dishes to the handmade goods of the country's craftspeople — gives Dilli Haat its modern Delhi character.
Where to stay
Budget
₹1,500–3,500/night
Mid-range
₹3,500–7,000/night
Comfort
₹7,000+/night
Things to do
- Artisans' stalls
- Regional foods
- Pavilion lanes
- Cultural stage
- Craft colour
Eat & drink
- Butter chicken
- Chole bhature
- Chandni Chowk parathas
- Old Delhi kebabs
- Dariyaganj jalebi
Getting there
- Fly
- Indira Gandhi International (DEL)
- Train
- New Delhi / Hazrat Nizamuddin
- Road from —
- Metro + roads cover the city
- Getting around
- Metro network, app taxis, autos
Budget snapshot
- Total
- ₹6,000–14,000 (2 days)
- Per day · Stay
- ₹1,500–7,000/night
- Per day · Food
- ₹600–1,000
- Per day · Transport
- ₹600–1,000
- Per day · Activities
- ₹1,000–1,400
Month by month
- Jan · Best
- 7–21°C · Light rain
- Feb · Good
- 10–25°C · Light rain
- Mar · Good
- 15–31°C · None rain
- Apr · Hot
- 21–38°C · None rain
- May · Hot
- 26–42°C · None rain
- Jun · Pre-monsoon
- 28–40°C · Moderate rain
- Jul · Monsoon
- 27–35°C · Heavy rain
- Aug · Monsoon
- 26–34°C · Heavy rain
- Sep · Monsoon tail
- 25–34°C · Moderate rain
- Oct · Good
- 18–33°C · Light rain
- Nov · Best
- 12–28°C · None rain
- Dec · Best
- 8–23°C · None rain
Practical info
- Language: Hindi (English understood in tourist spots)
- Best window: Oct–Mar
- Connectivity: good 4G in towns
- UPI/cards widely accepted; keep small cash for hill and market stops
Practical tips
- The entry is ticketed — the nominal gate fee
- The evenings bring the stage and the crowds — the late afternoons for the calm
- Pairs with Hauz Khas and Lodhi Garden on the south circuit
Frequently asked questions
What is Dilli Haat?
The city's rotating crafts and food bazaar of the states' artisans.
What is there to do?
The craft stalls, the regional food court and the cultural evenings.
How long is the visit?
A half day of the bazaar.
Craft bazaar of all states
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