Delhi Trade Fair 2025 Opens for Public: Dates, Tickets, Timings, Entry Gates, Metro Routes and All Essential Details

The highly awaited Delhi Trade Fair 2025, officially the 44th India International Trade Fair (IITF), has now opened its doors to the general public at Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan. Following five exclusive business days from November 14 to 18, the fair is now accessible to visitors from November 19 to November 27. 

This year’s theme, “Ek Bharat–Shreshtha Bharat,” brings together India’s cultural unity, state pavilions, international exhibitors, and vibrant showcases under one roof. With clear ticketing options, metro connectivity, and enhanced crowd management, the 2025 edition promises one of the richest experiences for shoppers, families, and trade visitors.

Key Takeaways: Delhi Trade Fair 2025 Complete Guide for Visitors

• Event Duration: November 14–27, with public entry from November 19–27
  
• Venue: Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi
  
• Theme: Ek Bharat–Shreshtha Bharat
  
• Focus State: Jharkhand
  
• Partner States: Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Bihar
  
• International Participation: 12 countries including UAE, China, Iran, South Korea and Egypt
  
• Timings: 10 AM to 7:30 PM; last entry strictly at 5:30 PM
  
• Ticket Price: Adults ₹80 (weekdays) / ₹150 (weekends); Children ₹40 (weekdays) / ₹60 (weekends)
  
• Free Entry: Senior citizens and persons with disabilities
  
• Nearest Metro: Supreme Court Metro Station (Blue Line)
  
• Traffic Advisory: Heavy congestion expected on Mathura Road, Bhairon Marg, Ring Road, Shershah Road and Purana Quila Road
  

Delhi Trade Fair 2025: Inauguration and Event Overview

The 44th India International Trade Fair was inaugurated by Minister of State for Commerce and Industry Jitin Prasada at Bharat Mandapam on November 14. The 14-day fair brings together national and international exhibitors, MSME units, state handloom and handicraft hubs, and global product showcases under a single venue.

The fair not only strengthens business-to-business and business-to-consumer networks but also highlights India’s manufacturing strength, traditional craftsmanship, startup innovation, and state-led cultural diversity.

The theme “Ek Bharat–Shreshtha Bharat” is reflected across state pavilions, cultural displays, and sector-specific booths. Jharkhand leads as the Focus State, while Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, and Bihar create strong displays as Partner States.

Twelve countries—including China, UAE, Iran, Egypt and South Korea—are participating, adding a global mix of products, technology, textiles, lifestyle goods and food offerings.

Dates, Timings and Visitor Entry Rules

The official dates of the fair are 14 November to 27 November 2025.

Business Days

• November 14 to 18
  
• Entry restricted to business visitors only
  

General Public Days

• November 19 to 27
  
• Timings: 10:00 AM to 7:30 PM
  
• Final entry closes at 5:30 PM for all visitors
  

Visitors looking for a relaxed experience are encouraged to visit weekday mornings or afternoons, as weekend crowds tend to be significantly higher.

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Ticket Prices Breakdown

The fair offers a simplified and clear ticketing structure:

General Visitor Ticket Rates

Business Day Ticket Rates

Business tickets remain applicable only on business days.

How to Book Delhi Trade Fair 2025 Tickets

Visitors can book their tickets through three verified methods:

1. Official ITPO Website

• Visit indiatradefair.com
  
• Click on “Buy Tickets for IITF 2025”
  
• Register using your mobile number
  
• Enter OTP
  
• Select ticket category (weekday/weekend)
  
• Select date, quantity and proceed to payment
  

2. Delhi Metro Stations

Tickets are available at 55 selected metro stations across Delhi.
(Except Supreme Court Metro Station for booking)

3. DMRC Saarthi App

Tickets can also be purchased digitally using the Saarthi app.

Advance booking is recommended due to heavy weekend turnout.

Entry Gates, Drop-Off Points and Parking Areas

Visitors must use the designated public entry gates:

Public Entry

• Gate 3
  
• Gate 4
  
• Gate 6
  
• Gate 10
  

Reserved Entry

• Gate 1 and Gate 9: ITPO Officials
  
• Gate 5B: Media personnel
  

Drop-Off Points

• Chauffeur-driven vehicles and taxis should use the service lane opposite Gates 3, 4 and 6
  

Parking

• Basement Parking 1 & 2 at Bharat Mandapam
  
• Bhairon Mandir Parking
  

Metro Connectivity: Fastest Way to Reach the Venue

The nearest metro station is Supreme Court Metro Station (Blue Line). It provides direct and congestion-free access to Bharat Mandapam.

DMRC and ITPO are coordinating to ensure smooth passenger flow, electronic ticket checks and crowd management.

Traffic Advisory: Roads to Avoid

Delhi Traffic Police has officially warned of heavy congestion on the following routes:

• Mathura Road
  
• Bhairon Marg
  
• Ring Road (Pragati Maidan stretch)
  
• Shershah Road
  
• Purana Quila Road
  

Commuters not visiting the fair are advised to bypass these roads.

What Visitors Can Expect Inside the Fair

The fair hosts:

• Handicrafts
  
• Textiles
  
• Lifestyle and décor products
  
• Electronics
  
• MSME and startup stalls
  
• State food courts offering regional cuisines
  
• International pavilions
  
• Cultural performances
  

Visitors are advised to wear comfortable shoes, carry water, use UPI payments, and plan pavilions in advance for a smoother experience.

A Complete Experience of Culture, Commerce and Connectivity

The Delhi Trade Fair 2025 brings together India’s cultural diversity, global participation, and commercial innovation on a massive scale. With clearly defined entry rules, affordable ticketing, improved metro connectivity, and rich state and international displays, the fair offers a memorable outing for families, businesses, shoppers, and tourists alike.

Plan your visit wisely—especially on weekends—and explore one of Delhi’s biggest annual attractions with ease and comfort.

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