Dilli Haat has been deliberately made to feel like a traditional weekly village market, called a Haat. But in actual fact it is a paid-entrance open-air bazar, food plaza and craft market in Delhi.        

             

   For travellers , Dilli Haat is the utilimate place to shop for souvenirs or gifts from India.It

  makes a great last stop in Delhi before leaving India. And if it is your first time shopping in 

 Delhi,Dilli Haat market is a great choice for shopping without hassle.




                                                                                    Where begging is prominent in other markests, 

                                                                                    Because it costs 100 INR ($1 USD) to enter the 

                                                                                     Market area it means that there are no illegal

                                                                                     Hawkers inside as everyone entering ia a paying

                                                                                     Shopper. Albeit that kind of bustle is a part of the 

                                                                                   Charm of the usual markets in Delhi. But in this

                                                                                 Does make for a relaxing space to shop without the 

                                                                                  Hassle.


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