If you are in Delhi then a visit here should be on your list. Its 100 rupees for foreign tourists to enter. There are a lot of regional stalls but best of all there is so much choice for food. We decided to go a little early (4pm) we got to walk around without the hussle and bussle, got to speak to some of the vendors and bought some small bits. We had tea at one stall, momo's at another, ice cream at a 3rd and even some other bits. Food was on point, and very cheap. Our meal was then than £6 and with the other bits we had to eat, we spent less than £15 and thats for 2 adults. The venue is located right next door to Dilli Haat metro station and only a couple of hundred rupees from Connaught Place by Uber. If you want to spend some time, looking at oher Indian regional arts and crafts, then a stop here is worth it.

A must visit in Delhi. A truly complete experience. Shopping, for just about everything, and food from all corners of the sub-continent. Lovely, vibrant colours & haggling on prices a must, adding to the interesting experience coz all vendors are good natured about it.

It’s mainly scarves and a lot of the “artisanal” goods are definitely made in China. Also the sellers are SO pushy and annoying, every stall we walked by was “yes mam, you want to buy scarf” and if you so much glance at anything they start shoving things in your hands. Not the relaxing oasis that was promised! Prices are high, I got told 3500 for a clutch bag, haggled terribly and got it for 2500. Saw it for 1300 in Ambience Mall! I did get an amazing Rajasthani painting for 57% of the quoted price. So there are some great finds if you haggle hard. Food court is nice, cheap and no Delhi belly 😁

The Taji Mahal Mausoleum is so wonderful and amazing. The Agora Fort & King Palace is also very interested. Iur tour guide Mr. Gautam is proffessional and guided us very clearly. I will recommend him to my friends who are planning to visit Agra.

This is a lovely market with great food. Looks and is a bit basic but the food was great- we had the Tali - a selection of curries and dips with lovely breads. And really cheap £17 for 6 of us with a point of fruit tea. No alcohol in the market.

An nice place to shop for arts and crafts stuff from different parts of India. On top of that there are food stalls from different parts of the country. My personal favourite is Chicken momos from Sikkim food stall.

Amazing place if you want all the states under one roof so this is the place. You can shop for Juttis from Punjab, Carpets from Kashmir, Blankets for Jaipur , Sarees from West Bengal , Chikan kurtas from Lucknow, then this is the perfect place for you. And not just that you have options of multiple Indian cuisines from all the states. The vibe of this place is just amazing, perfect for every age group.