Nature Bazaar Venue / Dastkar

Nice place for handicraft and handloom purchases but overpriced and overhyped. The food court can be improved and made more hygienic. Parking area also is bad. Lot of scope for improvement.

It is quite mismanaged to be honest.me and my brother went there one day after seeing their instagram post about some festiv happening. But when we went there we saw that it was shut.

Very nice place, you can buy high quality products. A little bit over priced as per me but it's okay sometime to spend.

We went in search of sustainable handicrafts one lazy afternoon. There were not many people around but the shops were there. Some disinterested shop owners were there. But the stuff on display were fabulous. Some were from Manipur, some from Rajasthan, there was cane wood stuff from Assam, textiles from UP, Ajrakh from Gujarat and assorted stuff from Afganistan. Stuff like Almond Oil, a wide variety of dry fruits, beaded embroidered products -each colourful and unique in their own way.

Attended the Natur Bazaar. Lots of lovely stalls offering clothes, decor, jewellery, food and homeware.
There was ample space to park.
Food court was also great. It is outdoors so please carry water if you go during the day. We went around 11: 30am when it was not very crowded.

The place is deserted except 10 to 12 stalls are opened. No attention to clearness which is most important in the current situation. Needs urgent attention

Variety of dress material, dupattas ethnic and fusion apparels.
Lots of state based Sarees with readymade blouse.

Only limited number of shops can be expected, but some others can be opened irregularly. You can enjoy a lot of states craft goods here so that you can introduce them

Handicrafts from all over India, little cousin of Dilli Haat. Also have meals from some Indian states. Good to visit when there's some bazaar or you're in the vicinity.

In one word it is exquisite. If you are fan of artisan and do not like Chinese and falsely labelled things being sold to you in the name of handlooms and artisan product this place is a gem. And food is amazing. From time to time we get Ethiopian and Afgan food stalls. You can get very good quality and genuine cloths from different states of India. You can get something totally unique and beautiful such as decorated brooms made from grass. It is a bit pricy if you are used to Dilli haat. Please keep the place clean and serene it is.
Updated- went to Basant Bazaar today. Still amazing.

A place you can shop and help the handicraft community. Gives you double satisfaction of owning beautiful hand crafted garments to other products as well encouraging NGOs. Craftsmanship par excellence.

Very congested place, collection is good but very exaggerated price tag, tried maggi at one costly cafe without justifying the price, not suitable for specially abled, didn't like the place.

Products rates are too high. People may visit but will not buy much. One of the shopkeeper was selling raw aloo papad at 350 rs for 300-400 gms, I asked why so much the lady smiled and said it is good in taste then I smiled back and moved on.
One shopkeepers shared apart from stall rent they pay 18%-20% cut on bill value to organizer. This exhibition is bound to fail in this model and pricing

Great assortment of Indian heritage products at reasonable prices along with delicious food. A perfect family outing as per my wife.

There are multiple artisans selling beautiful and useful crafts, wares, clothing, spices, teas, and foods. Great prices and a chill atmosphere

Great Experience. People there are well educated & good families trying to stand up to do something new. Far away Villagers bring Rare Hand Made goods go sell. God Bless the buyers sellers and this place that gives opportunities. Namastey. Wear Mask Stay Safe

Fantastic venue to find wonderful & unique handmade goods, cloth, jewelry, clothing & accessories while supporting amazing artisans

I went to Nature Bazaar in April and most of the bazaar was empty. Unfortunately, only few stores were open. I think most of the events were canceled because of covid.

It is a periodic exhibition of art and handicraft by Govt.of India. Entrepreneurs from all over India come here with their products ranging from cloth and dress, local dishes, grocery, oil, decorative items, home furnishings, woollen clothes, cotton dress material etc. Its a good place to visit and shop.

The Nature Bazaar had some very interesting stalls this time. Really loved some of the pottery stalls. Some of the jewellery stalls had some very unusual jewellery pieces. Worth a visit.

It's a lovely place to walk around.look at craft and talent of people who come from all over the country.

This place is very chic, calm and serene. We have been going there for years now and enjoy it ever single time. The quality of the products is good, the artisans have a wide variety of products from clothes to light furniture, furnishings, organic stuff and nice food stalls. I love it

Amazing place. Wish there were online communities offering such variety and quality throughout the year.

The stalls were really good! Really helpful people and overall great environment. A must visit once!

We love this place. Widespread area, fantastic stalls, variety of food options, clean toilets, parking, proper security. In Covid19 times, full precautions taken.

A go-to shopping area for all hand-made Indian products. Artisans from across India come here to sell their art. If you're looking for something that will truly stand-out in your home, this is the place to visit.

An alternative of Delhi Haat & can buy many similar things. Close to Chattarpur Metro Station (05 mins walk). Can buy Clothes, Khadi, Silk, Afghanistan's dry fruits, Handloom products, Showls, Chappals (slippers), Jutis (Mojaris) and many hand made items. Lamp shades, Lamps, Pidha (sitting stools) etc. Eating variety a lot from different states etc. Safety & Security is good.

Nature Bazaar brings alive that time of the year when puja and Diwali shopping is on top of our minds. This year (2020) the scale is little less, crowd thinner but the stalls and live craft making corners won my heart. Checkout the annual craft bazaar if you are found of handloom and handicrafts from all over India. My festive shopping is half done thanks to a tribal jewellery from Karnataka, modal silk saree and jutti from Rajasthan, green herbal teas from Nainital, home decor items from Chhattisgarh and plants from green corner called Haryali.
My tip: a happy family time guaranteed.
Time to spend: 1-1.5 hrs

It was more to do with artists showcasing their products including some related to natural foods Mostly a craft bazaar.

A very good place to go over the weekend or even weekdays and can easily spend half the day followed by some very good traditional food from accross various states. The venue is well spread over with also cultural show happening over weekends.some of the artisan have even created clothes and furnishings according to the morden trends. This place is a bit on the higher side but you can get some really exclusive stuff. Worth a visit most definitely if you are a person for handicrafts and natural stuff, be it clothing, furnishings or even food to buy.

If you are looking for a different and unique market this is the right place to go. Collections are innovative and beautiful

Poorly organized and shops, except a few, had commonly available articles at a very high rates. If you buy there, it is extravagance.

Unlucky that we visited when it was an off. Wish to visit again, as it looks exciting for shopping something different than usual.

I visited here first time for "Design Fair" and my experience was awesome. Handmade bags on the stall craftroot, jaipur was really awesome and also there was so many stalls, who was selling very good items. I personally recommend you all to visit this place.

Dastakar Nature Bazaar takes place in Chattarpur Kisan haat. It I'd accessible by metro and is a good place to spend a day looking at crafts and products from all over India

Beautiful selection of arts and craft from all around India. Even the food court has food from various states and it was delicious.

This is a Cambodian Bhudhist temple just next to nature Bazaar. Nice to see if you're in the area. Amazing craftsmanship in some places.

They have exhibitions every year, at different months. Must visit there, you'll get a range of handicrafts, bags, jewelry, clothes, scarfs/stoles, bags, furniture, soaps, personal hygiene etc. You can even grab a bite from the food stalls or maybe just grab a kullad wali adrak (ginger) or masala chai (tea). Close to Chattarpur metro station (yellow line). By walking, it's about 10 minutes.

Not sure how many stars to rate this place but still being generous for the 4-5 stalls that were open.
Visited this place when no events were happening as I was in town at that same time. But believe it must be good

Fantastic collection of crafts, craftsmanship and craft display. Love the ambience and layout. Centralised payment desks unify the bazaar under one umbrella giving it further credibility. A good venue to bring the crafts of different states of India under one roof. Parking available. Nice place to catch a quick bite and laze over coffee. Option to go till Chhatarpur Metro station exists.

Nice place to be here. Variety of stuff with artestic sense. High gentry crowd is here to motivate the creativity, displayed by the artist who have come from very different places from India. Great place to be here on any sunny day in winters. Few best stalls which I personally liked as they were on the way to promoting their art and culture. I will give 5 stars to Kashmir corner who have displayed many items related to their culture. I have clicked the pics, will add caption on every picture of their good contribution.

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Good place for buying handicrafts.parking area should be well organized. Gur tea, Gur laddoos, Almond oil are very nice and must buy.

The place is good.but is less known. It is similar to dilli haat but lacks that lively environment. I don't know why this place has not got that much popularity yet. The tourism ministry should help promote tourism in this place as the artisans here display amazing collection but do not get much attention. This place is also known as dastkar. It is on andheria mod and one can get down at chhattarpur metro station and take an auto to reach this place.

Found the range and prices a little unbalanced but otherwise an okay place to take your Mom to.

Some good place i would like to suggest everyone to atleast have a visit there.
Dastkar Nature Bazaar is superbly awesome.
I have no words to express.
Just visit and shop.
I bet u'll come again and again.

But one bad review.
Food Court sucks.
M giving u a genuine review being a foodie.

Please don't have food there.
Rest enjoy there.
It's a lovely place.
Different types of handicrafts and stuffs are available there.

I bet u'll enjoy.
Pure things are available which we don't find easily in daily routine shops.

Namaste

Stall no 40 Kirgiti they have fantastic collection of products a real fusion of Athenian and modern fashion

Over hyped. Very few actual artisans are to be found. Mostly business oriented by business minded people. But if you are lucky you may be able to find what you are looking for.

It's a beautiful exhibition with different kinds if goods from all over the country. One can get clothing apparel, accessories, food, decoration pieces, home furnishing, plants and lots more. It's great to see so many new concepts and ideas by people. The art and craft of worth a visit.