Delhi celebrates the mango season with Mango Mela 2022. Held by West Bengal Government, this fair is like culture travel in West Bengal.
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Top Places to buy Indian Handicraft in Delhi
We keep getting questions such as where to buy authentic Indian handicraft in Delhi or where to buy souvenirs in Delhi or which is the best handicraft market in Delhi? Here is a list of top shopping places for handicraft in Delhi. We have included all the authentic yet cheap handicraft markets in Delhi that do not burn a deep hole in the pocket.
GI Handicraft Festival at Delhi Haat INA
An exhibition of Geographical Indication handicrafts is ongoing at Delhi Haat, INA from 1st to 15th September 2019. But before that – what is a GI; what the benefit of a GI? Read on.
Paryatan Parv – Indian Handicraft, Food and Cultural performances
Delhi NCR gears up for festive season with Raksha Bandhan leading to Paryatan Utsav from 16th to 27th September at Janpath lawns, India Gate.
Artisans Emporio – Handicraft-Handloom-Handmade in Delhi
Artisans Emporio is a store that brings forth handcrafted products and articles that cater from regular usage items to special gifts. But that is not enough as they do much more. They make festivals a little brighter and we do not mean they make lamps and lights.
Hunar Haat – confluence of handicrafts and food
The second “Hunar Haat” is being held from 11th to 26th February, 2017 at State Emporia Complex, Baba Kharak Singh Marg, Connaught Place. It is a confluence of traditional handicrafts and food from various parts of India. It is on till this weekend and is absolutely worth a visit.
Surajkund Crafts Fair – The Biggest handicraft, food and cultural event in NCR
Surajkund International Crafts Mela 2016 – An event that manages to pull craft enthusiasts, shutterbugs, foodies, foreigners as well as the general public. The aesthetically done up fair ground – with various colourful canopies, festoons and other ornaments that are installed during the fair, can not but permeate the mind and uplift the spirit.
Rajiv Gandhi Handicrafts Bhawan: A house of arts
The importance of handloom weavers in India is well known. Delhi is the hotspot for Indian handloom and handicraft. But where to buy authentic Indian handicraft in Delhi? This piece is about Rajiv Gandhi Handicrafts Bhavan, perhaps the safest place in Delhi to see and buy colourful and skilled handmade products.
Nomadic Haat: An Indian handicrafts shop in subway
A literally hidden treasure is this quaint crafts store located in the subway. Given its unusual nick knacks If you are visiting Rajiv Gandhi Handicrafts Bhawan, Nomadic Haat is worth a peek.