Dili Haat is a flea market with some sanity. Small shops line the area and you get to see handicrafts from all over india. It runs special events linked to festivals or showcasing a part of india. Get baubles, gifts to more serious clothes and art work. Have to bargain on price and carry cash or use the ATM outside... More

So many Delhi guides wish to take visitors to emporia, where over-priced goods are a turn off. In contrast to those luxury, air-conditioned emporia, Dilli Haat is an outdoor market. It provides an opportunity to see crafts from all over India, at state by state stalls, to taste regional foods, and to wander relatively hassle free through a plethora of... More

We tried two other places for shopping that were small and very over-priced. We finally decided that we were going to Dilli Haat, regardless of what our driver suggested. We made the right decision. There was a pretty wide variety of gifts, crafts, etc. to shop for...everything from unique purses, to pillows, to clothes, to bed covers, to jewelry, to... More

If you love hand made and handloom and want the creations straight from the craftsmen themselves, this is where you must head. The layout in open spaces is colourful, and eye catching , and offers up enough variety to tug at your purse strings. The shops change every month, so there is always something new on offer, especially when there... More

I am actually a rather regular visitor to Dilli Haat. The best time to visit is between November and February, especially when they feature Master Craftsmen. It's a hassle-free, relaxed place. If you are shopping for gifts, this is certainly one of the best places in Delhi, as almost everything is handmade and not tourist kitsch. The food stalls are... More

Rs20 will get you into this crafts market. The crafts are pretty nice - good for picking up not-too-touristy souvenirs. The best bit is the back where there's a food stall from many of Indian states. Try Maharashtra where you can get some incredibly yummy stuff! Delish!

I grew up in Delhi and some of my fondest memories include spending time with my sister in Dilli Haat, savoring the various arts, crafts & textiles sold here from all over India. Most of the stalls are run by people whose own families are involved in actual manufacturing of these items, which means that there are no middle-men pocketing... More

There are now a few Dilli Haat markets in Delhi, but, my favourite remains the original in South Delhi - located across Aurobindomarg from the large INA market (great place for everyday shopping). There is a nominal admission charge to enter Dilli Haat, currently Rs 20, but well worth it. The atmosphere is that of a pleasant "exotic" marketplace, where... More

I visited here on a Monday and it was so peaceful and quiet. I loved the variety of goods for sale, and particularly the fact that it was clean (no dust) and quiet. There's quite a selection of great food also. Depends on your shopping needs as to whether you spend an hour or several, but I'm sure you will... More