:-) . Shop until you drop. The variety of items, the space and the arrangement is the best. Right from handicrafts of different states, cheap and good garments, home decor, spices, ornaments and so on. The best part is, if you tired of shopping go and taste India in the variety of food stalls inside. A place in a metro... More

a bright,colourful place indeed.entry fee rs 20. variety of shopping options from garments to jewellery to home decoratives,but the best part is its food stalls.most of our states have opened up their stalls here.be it arunachal or rajasthan or tamil nadu or west bengal.any dish you want you will get here.i love trying out different cuisine so i go there... More

This is where you want to shop - they have all the typical items you will want and it is subsidized by the government. The prices are the cheapest in Delhi - remember your guide gets a commission everytime you purchase an item so they will take you to expensive places. avoid the mall/store PADMA at all costs!!!!!! They are... More

It is clean, not overcrowded. I went to the one by INA station. You need to pay 20Rs for the ticket but it is worth it. Prices are reasonable; however you still need to haggle. There is one shop with fixed prices.

What a lovely place to visit, where craftsmen and women from all over India are able to show off their regional wares. Some bargaining takes place but you will be overwhelmed by the variety of wares on show, from shawls to carpets and everything in between. Great to visit in the evening when it is a little cooler.

When this place opened a couple of years ago, it used to compete with the annual trade fair, the Surajkund Crafts Mela and the State Emporiums in CP as a place to get traditional fare at reasonable prices. It still does, but things have gotten more gimmicky and expensive over the years and the last i visited it has become... More

very nice place, they sell a lot of indian staff. You always negotiate with them, because the first price are expensive.

We totally enjoyed the variety of locally created items at this ethnic market. We spent several hours browsing and haggling. The prices were good (once negotiated) and the selection broad.

At dilli haat you can find lots of differant types of crafts from around India in one place with out the hassle,people leave you alone to browse and you can tast food from other parts of India a good day out.