Eventually, you’ll find the fair serving you with global flavours too, as it has shifted to an International Craft Mela.
The fair takes place annually in first week of February and lasts for around 15 days packed of cultural surprises. The regular participating SAARC nations brings up with their ultimate selection of goodies including arts & artifacts, wonderful glass work, exquisitely handmade outfits and certainly mouth-watering cuisines.

From India, most of north Indian states along with a few from the south and northeast showcase their cultural through a plethora of goodies and exquisite craftsmanship. They set up their separate stalls and offer the products on sale as well, making the fair a shopper’s paradise. Among the best known stuffs that always win visitors’ heart are the silken fabrics at Varanasi, the fresh honey from Mysore, hand-painted leather wall hangings from Andhra and Mujri and jootis from Rajasthan and Haryana.

The fair offers a lot to please your Belly God. The famous Rajasthali remains every one’s favourite. Additionally, delicious street foods of Delhi, crips dosa and Uttapam at Madras Cafe and various food items served by the Institute of Hotel Management Faridabad are yummy! A large number of backpackers visit the fair annually, and make stay in popular Delhi and Gurgaon hotels. So, if you too wish to attend this cultural party, make sure you books hotels in Delhi and Delhi flights well in advance.  Whether you want to stay in budget hotels in Delhi or top luxury hotels, online booking is the most reliable option.