Very beautiful place, amazing beauty you will get to see here, you must come here one time. Dilli Haat, Janakpuri gives ample opportunity for food lovers to savor delectable lip smacking food as there are 14 Nos. of food stalls set up where one will be able to savor the flavors from across the country and 15 food stalls serving cuisines from around the world.

Have been here twice during Mango Festival. It's a little haat. If you have been to Delhi Haat INA, it may not appeal you that much. Enough parking space, food stalls...

It's a great place for various cultural and handicraft events. The annual flower show takes place at dilli haat every year with a great collection of cactus and succulents. A must visit for every plant lover. One can purchase a variety of cacti, pots, and succulents from the exhibits and plant stalls.

Just visited there. Since I live in North side, so travelling here requires me an hour or so. After being there, here are few pointers: The good ones- 1. Decent place with greenery and open areas. 2. In-built parking facility. 3. The prices of things are well set and bargaining can be done when you are the first customer. The bad ones- 1. Gentry is not that great. 2. Couples are lurking in the corners doing their romantic stuff. 3. Washrooms are in poor condition. 4. Staff is lazy and unprofessional. 5. Stalls are limited and sometimes don't cater the needs. 6. Quality of items depend purely on your luck. I know after Covid era, overall of Dilli Haat is not what it used to be. But since now everything is back on track, I guess this place can be uplifted with more interactive and commercially entertaining activities.

Great place for handcraft things and handloom products. Most of time you will find the people who making reels and videos here

Today, I visited here but there is not so many stalls of handicraft things. Here is only 3 food stalls nowadays because food court is closed due to some reason. This place is very peaceful and not crowded place.

Super lively place.. lots fir shops and food courts.. a must visit for a family people ❤️

One star is because it's a beat example of how government can waste money in building something like this and not utilizing it properly. This entire structure was build entirely for the purposes to conduct different exhibitions and government programs. But most of the buildings are getting perished. Not given proper care

the vendors rotate every two weeks according to changing themes such as handicrafts, textiles, or Rajasthani goods. Constants include Kashmiri shawls, Lucknavi chikan (white embroidery on pastel cotton), woodwork, pottery, cotton dhurries, and simple children's toys from around the country. At the back of the bazaar 25 stalls serve regional food from around the country, a rare opportunity to sample Goan fish curry, Bengali fish in mustard sauce, and Kerala chicken stew outside their states of origin. Best of all, doors are open daily from 10 to 9 (10 to 10 in summer). Admission is Rs. 20

Amazing , if you can do hypermyopia to vision for thoughtful buyers . Surely visit in good weather restriction! In a non sunny day and economics it's a must . And when someone just don't hop into your pics and routine walk 🌹🥱

It's a very good place with a very good and aesthetics location. Lots of handicraft materials were present there,you can purchase them as per your need and your like or dislikes. They charge only 20 rupees per person for ticket. And you cannot carry a speaker because it's not allowed there. About food corner there is a section of cafeteria where you can have your meal and eat it, or you can purchase your favourite dish from there. Although I went there with my friends, it's a very good one memory of mine 👉👈❤️🌟you should also visit there with your friends and family

Dilli Haat, Janakpuri is 3rd haat in Delhi, opend in 2014. More spacious and colorful than INA and Pitampura. This venue showcases the Crafts and cultural heritage from India. This place also gives ample opportunity for food lovers to savor delectable lip smacking food, flavours from all over India.

I went for the very first time at Dilli Haat Janakpuri so I've an imagination that it's something new, creative place but I disappointed. May be the actual reason will be renovation of Dilli Haat Janakpuri & very few people had come into Dilli Haat Janakpuri. I only thing liked about Dilli Haat Janakpuri that was handmade 'Arts & Crafts' that is not new for me but I felt good to see the art craft shops. But Dilli Haat Janakpuri unnecessary famous for making reels, shorts videos for social media & Zumba Dance place in Dilli Haat Janakpuri that was also good. Tickets fare is not high, is just ₹20/- per person & on Saturday, Sunday & Holiday fare is ₹30/- per person. So if you've very enough time then you'll go (I don't recommend).

It's an okayish place. Food option was also there. You can click good pics here. Many stalls sell handicrafts things. Go in the evening because of lighting any event or function.

Good time Spain place .but this time in place very short shoping Shop open available . And some shop market is completed close this not like . In place 1st time is very good. & Today 2nd time is some good.. but children is very happy . 👍💞🚣🤸

Great place. Ample of space to park your vehicles. Entrance and the whole place is wheelchair accessible and wheelchair friendly. Situated at the main road and next to Jail Road. Nearest metro station is Tilak Nagar(Blue Line)

The place is very empty and has very less shops . Also the opened shop don't sell good quality products. Best time to visit is evening or night . The food court is really bad there are only two shops out there with very confined menu .

The place is usually empty but can be a great venue for a function like a convocation or farewell as it was in our case since the AC hall is quite large and can accommodate a lot of people. The place is also maintained beautifully including the building and the greens.

This place is a classic example of "HOW TO WASTE GOVERNMENT ACQUIRED SPACE". This place is huge area. All the gates are closed,only one gate is operational. Has a hell lot of stall areas and space for new shops,but most of them are closed. The food court is reasonable but yes "Dirty". There's dogs running around in the food court. The toilets are dirty. No soaps available. The parking costs 30₹ for 3 hours. Most of the halls are empty. The auditorium is closed. This place could have been maintained better . The government should try and encourage more shops to open ,help local industries n small factories to set up shops here. Real disappointed as compared to Dilli Haat INA.

Good to go but not in daytime to hot in summers and no proper shelters here. Visit in the evening that's best. Tickets priced 20 per head for normal days And 30 per head for weekends. Eating area (cafeteria) not too good . (Average) Good to host any of the events here.

It's a nice place to see special collections according to the different states with special traditional products. We can take our kids along and I am sure kids enjoy the place.

Good place to hang out and chill with your friends, The entry fee is 20 and there is also have few food court so overall it's decent