Surajkund International Crafts Mela 2026 is the place to be. This isn\'t just a market; it’s a living museum of global culture. Here is how you can make the most of your one-day visit. Morning: Culture & Heritage Start your journey early at Gate Number 1. Arriving around 11:30 AM allows you to see the mela coming to life. Head straight to the Meghalaya Theme State pavilion to witness the stunning bamboo architecture and tribal art. Don\'t forget to stop by the Saraswati-Sindhu Civilization exhibit to see how Haryana’s history is preserved through ancient artifacts. Afternoon: The \"Kutch\" Experience & Global Shopping Make your way to the Handcrafted Market, specifically the Gujarat section (look for Stalls 52 to 104). Here, you can meet artisans from Kutch who specialize in: Ajrakh Prints: 100% organic, vegetable-dyed fabrics. Mirror Work: Intricate hand-embroidery that Gujarat is famous for. International Finds: Visit the Egypt pavilion (the 2026 Nation Partner) to see Pharaonic-inspired crafts and unique souvenirs. Late Lunch: A Feast for the Senses Head over to the Food Court near Gate 2. If you want something authentic, try the Sarson ka Saag and Makki ki Roti from the Haryana or Punjab stalls. For dessert, the giant Gohana Jaleba is a legendary mela treat that is big enough to share with the whole family. Evening: Sunsets and Music As the sun begins to set, head to the Surajkund Lake Point. It offers one of the most serene sunset views in the city. End your day at Chaupal 2, where live folk dances and international musical performances take place under the evening lights. Quick Travel Tips: Metro: Get off at Badarpur Border (Violet Line). Transport: Plenty of autos and e-rickshaws are available to take you to the mela gates in 15 minutes. Don\'t Forget: Wear comfortable walking shoes, as the fairgrounds are massive! watch full video tour on youtube channel- Desibiz