Handloom Haat - Shopping mall in New Delhi - New Delhi, India

I visited here for Woolfab exhibition cum sale which was going on from 17th to 30th Nov 2023. Stalls from various states were there. They were selling handicrafts and woolen items. Prices were on higher side but the quality of the products was good. Amenities like the washroom etc are available inside the main hall.

Superb handloom haat exhibition.I have purchased here two sarees one is baag print ( baag is famous for baag print art it's Dhar district (madhya Pradesh) small town) & another one is bangali hand-painted ( bangali people is also known for various art's artisan) on Kota Dori cloth saree.

Its a very beautiful market or exhibition where craftsmen from different states and part of the country show their specialities handloom and you get to see the different shades of India at a single place. I visited with my friends and enjoyed the variety of handloom items. Also the people explain you about their products. So its a good place to explore the culture of India.

Mango mela and bengal handloom products exhibition going on from 5th to 19th June 2023 at Handloom Haat, Janpath, New Delhi. You will get quite a few varieties of mangoes from Malda, Murshidabad and Nadia from Bengal (Himsagar, Lakshman Bhog, Golapkhas, Langra, etc.) are available. Apart from mangoes, there are a number of stalls for various handloom products such as traditional clothes, kitchen items, jewellery, home decor, etc. There are a few stalls offering food items like aromatic rice, pickles, papads, jams, jellies, fruit squash, etc. Food stalls offering bengali sweets, snacks, etc. are also there to fill you up whenever you feel hungry.

I visited this place with my friends for the SPECIAL HANDLOOM EXPO on 10 th April 2023. The exhibition hall was clean and well maintained (only the ceiling was not whitewashed), there were stalls of various states representing their traditional clothes (One can also buy these clothes), the only problem was that there were very few people who came to visit and not much people knew about this exhibition.

I went to a mango festival there and loved the place. It's clean with a cool atmosphere

This handloom haat in janpath is too too good, you get amazing kucchi and Afghani work Kurtas Sarees, purses, bed covers , mats. Cushion covers nd mind blowing artificial jewellery. everything is very reasonable in price and you should have good bargaining skills.. But the sarees and kurtas are second hand too... But amazing purses and jewellery Don't miss to go.

Found unique items. Purchased agarbatti and dhoops . State sarees from self help groups was really attractive with a nominal price.