OK - I'm a white Aussie chick. This is important when you come to India. Dilli Haat was a great market to visit in terms of learning about all the speciality products that come from each state and what India has to offer. It really is a must see for the tourist! However, one must remember it is India. Therefore... more

I visit Delhi haat nearly every month, beside being a shopper's paradise for handicrafts, it offers great food from every state of India. Also the shops keep changing every 2 weeks, thus offering greater variety and bargains. The quality of goods sold is indeed commendable. These places keep having special festivals for 2-3 days every few months which makes them... more

Don't be captivated when you go through the entrance - walk around first. Bargaining is expected - start at 50 - 60% less than what is asked. Shop owners move out after about a week or so - therefore if you want something really bad - don't leave without it. ATM machine right at the entrance - no credit cards... more

After some terrible experiences in other shops and markets in Delhi (as a western female you were constantly harrassed), this was a surprisingly pleasant and even peaceful place to shop, with a nice selection of crafts etc. Lots of stalls, but a lot do sell the exact same stuff. Small entrance fee to get in is worth it, as it... more

We really loved shopping here. The atmosphere was great (away from hectic streets) and although vendors did the typical calling out to everyone who passed by their stalls, they were actually very pleasant to deal with. There was a nice variety of goods and we found some pretty high quality things. You do have to look at things with a... more

Attention shoppers! If you like to get a good deal on a variety of things...bedcovers, table linens, clothing, I would recommend this place. We were able to bargain easily with the merchants up to 50% of their asking price. Amazing! more

Great place to shop for exclusive handicrafts from artisans gathered from all over India. You can get pashminas; embroidered/silk clothes, linen; paintings; paper-mache stuff; crafted wooden stuff; hand made jewellery; bronze/copper/tin stuff. Everything at one place. Its great experiencing just chatting with some artisans on how they make their handicrafts. Don't forget to bargain (especially for pashminas). Even if you... more

I was recently in Delhi on a business trip and had very little time to shop. I went to Dilli Haat one evening on the recommendation of a co-worker. You pay 15 Rs to enter the market, which is state controlled. There are dozens of market stalls with everything ranging from pashmina shawls, paintings, jewelery to Kashmiri rugs and bangles.... more