Travellers visiting New Delhi have an opportunity to explore traditional Indian handicrafts, regional cuisine and live cultural performances at the Festival of Lights 2026, taking place at Nature Bazaar in Andheria Modh . The event brings together more than 180 stalls, giving visitors a chance to discover handmade products and artistic traditions from different parts of India.
Explore Crafts From Across the Country
Visitors can browse textiles, embroidered clothing, jewellery, paintings, home décor, pottery and traditional folk art. The displays include craft traditions such as Kalamkari, Bandhani, Chikankari, Madhubani painting and blue pottery, making the festival an appealing stop for travellers interested in Indian culture and handmade goods.
Regional Food and Weekend Performances
The festival also features more than a dozen food stalls serving regional dishes and street food. Weekend activities include cultural performances, while families can explore puppet shows, magic shows and activities for children.
Art workshops featuring traditional styles such as Warli and Lippan art are also part of the programme on selected dates, offering visitors an opportunity to learn about Indian craft techniques.
Timings, Entry Fee and Visitor Information
Nature Bazaar is open from 11 am to 8 pm, with extended hours until 10 pm on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Entry costs ₹50 per person.
The festival runs until November 3, so visitors planning a trip can check the programme for performances and workshops before choosing a day to attend. It offers a different way to spend an afternoon or evening in Delhi beyond the city’s usual monuments and shopping areas.
