Dilli Haatis is the brain child of Tourism Department of Delhi for encouragement and development of handicrafts.Dilli haat has a festive village atmosphere spread over an area of 6 acres and it serves as a single destination to shop for arts and crafts products as well as enjoy variety of delicious North India food items and witness cultural programs including enthralling folk dances & enticing folk music. It also organizes and conducts regional food festivals.The handicrafts offered includes sandalwood and rosewood carvings, pottery,brass ware, metal ware, jewelry, gems, camel hide footwear,textiles, Madhubani Paintings and a wide range of exciting exotic ethnic products at reasonable prices. The best time to visit is late evening when the village is well illuminated and the atmosphere is enchanting.
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Dilli Haat
A visit to New Delhi is incomplete without a visit to Dilli Haat.
Dilli Haatis is the brain child of Tourism Department of Delhi for encouragement and development of handicrafts.Dilli haat has a festive village atmosphere spread over an area of 6 acres and it serves as a single destination to shop for arts and crafts products as well as enjoy variety of delicious North India food items and witness cultural programs including enthralling folk dances & enticing folk music. It also organizes and conducts regional food festivals.The handicrafts offered includes sandalwood and rosewood carvings, pottery,brass ware, metal ware, jewelry, gems, camel hide footwear,textiles, Madhubani Paintings and a wide range of exciting exotic ethnic products at reasonable prices. The best time to visit is late evening when the village is well illuminated and the atmosphere is enchanting.
Dilli Haatis is the brain child of Tourism Department of Delhi for encouragement and development of handicrafts.Dilli haat has a festive village atmosphere spread over an area of 6 acres and it serves as a single destination to shop for arts and crafts products as well as enjoy variety of delicious North India food items and witness cultural programs including enthralling folk dances & enticing folk music. It also organizes and conducts regional food festivals.The handicrafts offered includes sandalwood and rosewood carvings, pottery,brass ware, metal ware, jewelry, gems, camel hide footwear,textiles, Madhubani Paintings and a wide range of exciting exotic ethnic products at reasonable prices. The best time to visit is late evening when the village is well illuminated and the atmosphere is enchanting.
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Beautiful photos Ramu but try and keep photos per post to four or five. For a large collection Flickr is best. If you visit you shall figure out the mechanics. They store photos in full resolution there and you can organise them in folders and you can let others use them while giving you credit. They show up in search engines and that is a plce many photographers use.. Blogger and facebook reduce resolution massively.
ReplyDeletebeautiful pictures............its like rainbow on earth !!!
ReplyDeletewe too have a beautiful bhopal haat here but a smaller and seasonal one :-)
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anu
I have gone a few times and I liked such visits.You get some regional food too,I remember
ReplyDeletea great variety of wares!
ReplyDeleteWow! So many beautiful objects and colours.......how will one choose?
ReplyDeleteRuby
Such a colourful place. I would love this!
ReplyDeletewow! awesome colors!
ReplyDeleteWow.. Beautiful captures.. I didn't know about this place.. Book marked..!
ReplyDeleteso colourful, so much to see; I especially liked the tree of life art
ReplyDeleteWow! A feast for the eyes!
ReplyDeleteShopping in such a colorful place would cause my brain to explode. How could anyone ever make a selection among so many beautiful things?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteGreetings, RW & SK
these are all beautiful, the colors are so brilliant. if I were to walk through there with my camera i would be there for days...my camera would be full complete
ReplyDeleteA very nice serie with lovely colors.....good post again.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Joop
Beautiful display of items.
ReplyDeleteI love how colorful everything is. Great shots and post.
ReplyDeleteWow! The cacophony of colors, the dolls, the vases, everything looks so festive and bright! I've never heard of the place so thanks for featuring it here. :)
ReplyDeleteSo Lively and so colorful...
ReplyDeleteSuch Vibrant colors!!! Loved the pictures. You are right about Delhi Haat - It is one of those places I'd love to visit with deeeeeeep pockets lol!! I would've bought one each from every pic here :)
ReplyDeleteI really like the pictures here, you have captured them well. I have been to this place few times and I wonder the price is 'reasonable' :) It is also a place where one can experience how indians discriminate between domestic and foreign (tourists) customers!
ReplyDeleteGreat initiative from tourism department. They all look so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a colorful haul! I love Dilli Haat.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing collection of colors and beautiful things.
ReplyDeletecolorful photos...
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Its in my wish list to visit Dilli Haat...thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteLooks very interesting! I should have visited this place when I went there recently!
ReplyDeleteI love all the interesting and colorful crafts. What a great place to shop and explore.
ReplyDeleteI adore the bright colors and cheerfulness in this post! Have a great new week!
ReplyDeleteRama you certainly have an eye for capturing the beauty and details! Very colorful post:)
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures. Thanks for sharing. Dilli Haat is a must do if you are on a vacation in the capital. Under the open sky, numerous little kiosks sell jewellery, paintings, fabrics, saris, pottery, furniture, and of course food from across the country. Check out Dilli Haat timings, entry fee and many more.
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