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Delhi Mango Festival 2026: Dates, Venue, Timings, Live Performances & More

The highly anticipated 35th Delhi Mango Festival is taking place at Dilli Haat from July 3rd to 5th, 2026. Read on for all the details.

By Yogita ChainaniUpdated on
Delhi Mango Festival

If you love mangoes and can have them for breakfast, lunch and dinner, this festival is for you. The highly anticipated 35th Delhi Mango Festival is taking place at Dilli Haat from July 3rd to 5th, 2026. It is set to be a grand celebration of the King of Fruits, showcasing an impressive array of mango varieties, engaging competitions, and vibrant cultural performances, promising an unforgettable experience for families and mango lovers alike.

Imagine immersing yourself in a paradise of mangoes where you can taste your way through hundreds of varieties. From the precious Alphonso and Dasheri to rare finds like Husnara and Mallika, the festival offers something for every palate. This is your chance to not just sample but purchase these exquisite mangoes directly from the farmers, ensuring you take home only the freshest fruits.

What Can You Expect At The Delhi Mango Festival

For those eager to test their mango-eating prowess, the festival features thrilling competitions that guarantee plenty of laughter and cheer. The “Mango Eating Competition” invites participants to see who can eat the most mangoes in a set time for just INR 100. With separate categories for men and women, the audience is treated to a joyful spectacle of friendly rivalry and fun.

In addition to the eating contests, you can participate in a variety of engaging activities such as mango quizzes and slogan-writing competitions. These activities are not only entertaining but also provide an opportunity to learn more about this beloved fruit and its significance in Indian culture.

The Delhi Mango Festival is not just about mangoes; it's also a feast for the senses with a lineup of cultural performances scheduled throughout the day. Experience the rhythms of traditional music, vibrant dance, and captivating storytelling that highlight the rich heritage of India. You and your family can spend hours enjoying these performances, creating lasting memories together.

Moreover, a special Kids' Zone ensures that the youngest visitors have plenty to do. Armed with games, arts and crafts activities, and scenic selfie spots, kids are sure to have a blast while parents can enjoy the lively atmosphere around them.

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Shopping And Exhibition At Delhi Mango Festival

While indulging in delicious mangoes, don’t forget to explore around 50 craft stalls set up at the festival. These stalls feature an impressive range of handicrafts, handloom products, exquisite jewellery, home furnishings, and unique lifestyle items.

The excitement doesn’t end when the Mango Festival wraps up! From July 1st to July 15th, 2026, a craft exhibition will continue to take place at Dilli Haat, providing ample opportunity to explore unique handcrafted treasures even after the festival concludes. You can come back and pick up anything you might have missed.

How To Reach Dilli Haat For The Festival

Getting to Dilli Haat, Janakpuri, is a breeze, particularly for those using public transport. If you’re taking the Delhi Metro, simply board the Magenta Line (Dwarka Sector 21 to Noida City Centre or Vaishali) and alight at Janakpuri West Metro Station. From there, you can either take a short auto-rickshaw ride to reach the venue or walk.

Key Details To Know

Dates: 3rd – 5th July 2026 Timings: 12:00 PM to 9:00 PM Venue: Dilli Haat, Janakpuri, New Delhi Entry: INR 20 For Adults

Summing Up

The 35th Delhi Mango Festival promises a memorable experience. Visitors can taste rare mango varieties, participate in exciting eating contests, enjoy live cultural performances, and shop for handcrafted products. There is something for people of all ages.

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Yogita Chainani

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Yogita Chainani is the website content head for unstumbled and has previously served as the social media head for CurlyTales Middle East. She has collaborated with brands such as PinkVilla, Connector, TopSpots Dubai, Thatscoop, and several other publications in the food and travel space. An avid traveler, Yogita is on a quest to explore the world, one country and city at a time. She studied journalism at IIJNM Bangalore and HR College in Mumbai. With her strong expertise in travel guides,...

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