Delhi’s Festival of Lights 2026 is bringing more than 180 craft, textile, jewellery and home décor stalls to Nature Bazaar in Andheria Modh as the capital expands its organised night-time tourism calendar.
The festival, organised by the Delhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation in association with Dastkar, is being held from October 22 to November 3. The event brings together traditional Indian crafts, paintings, sustainable products and other festival-related merchandise at the Nature Bazaar venue.
The bazaar is open from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on regular days. Its closing time is extended to 10 p.m. from Friday to Sunday, allowing visitors to attend during the evening and weekend period. Entry is priced at Rs 50, and parking is available at the venue.
The festival is part of DTTDC’s initiative to promote night tourism in Delhi. Rather than limiting visitor activity to daytime attractions, the programme uses a seasonal cultural event to create an evening destination combining retail, crafts and public leisure.
The scale of the bazaar also gives the event an urban economy dimension. With more than 180 stalls, the festival provides a temporary marketplace for artisans, craft producers and sellers of textiles, jewellery, paintings, home décor and sustainable goods. The source report does not specify the number of participating artisans or the expected visitor turnout.
Nature Bazaar’s location at Andheria Modh places the event within Delhi’s southern urban area, where access, parking and operating hours are important to visitors attending after work or during weekends. The extended Friday-to-Sunday hours are the only schedule variation announced for the festival.
The festival will continue at Nature Bazaar until November 3. Visitors can attend during the stated operating hours by paying the Rs 50 entry fee, with parking available at the venue.
