Surajkund International Crafts Mela 2020

 Surajkund Mela 2020 34th International Crafts Fair February

Surajkund trade fair, the biggest fair with thousands of visitors, monks. Many countries participate and showcase themselves and this number of visitors and participants, increases every year.

Surajkund, 'Pool of the Sun', is an old repository worked in the tenth century by King Suraj Pal of the Tomar tradition younger son of King Angpal Tomar. It is a historical venue for a gathering of world cultures and histories each year. Surajkund is otherwise called the Peacock lake.

The 34th Surajkund International Craft Fair was the most spectacular and grandiose than ever before.
Held between: February 2, 2020 till February 16, 2020
Spread in the area about 40 acres with 1010 business huts (stalls)
Twenty Countries across the globe participated and all States of India participated. The festival was open to visitors from 10.30 a.m. to 8.30 p.m every day.

The state, Himachal Pradesh was the theme for the 34th Surajkund International Fair 2020. In 2019, the state Maharashtra was chosen. Himachal Pradesh presented a captivating light & Sound Show every evening during the Mela. Uzbekistan the fascinating country was the partner nation for this year’s festival.

With splashes of color, captivating folk music, arts and craft, festive spirits were once again  high at the 2020 Surajkund Fair Faridabad. The multi-cuisine Food Court provided ethnic cuisines from all over the world, which became immensely popular among visitors. There were designated places for amusement, adventure sports, and joy rides to make it a must visit event for the young.

 My Visit to The 34th Surajkund International Craft Fair

I'm seeking after BBA last year, my College GVM Institute of Technology and Management sorted out one day trip to the 34 Surajkund International Craft Fair on 12 February 2020. We reached there with transport at 11 a.m. also, was permitted to appreciate the outing at its fullest. As I entered the entryways there were security checking, we need to pass and afterward I saw enormous group, I have never observed till now, individuals around me appreciating the radiant day of February, dancing at DJ, some people shopping, and some at food courts.

There were various stalls of many nations and states of India like Pashmina Shawls under "kashmir". Hairs-clips, hairbands different extras under "Bangkok", Chikenkari work suits, Silk Sarees, a la mode stylish foot wears and so forth. One must have a decent bargaining power as well. Different food courts with lovely guest plan under the excellent glossy beams of the Sun. There was appropriate course of action of Washrooms and Medical staff camps were additionally organized.

Legitimate security, no awful conduct from the crowd and the group at DJs were additionally extremely severe with the security of young ladies. Indeed, even the stall administrators were so inviting and mild-mannered.

Beautiful art and craft  was taking my heart, cultural music and folk dance was eye capturing.

I bought metal bangles and a pair of juttis.

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Products featured at The 34^th Surajkund Mela

• Textiles
• Paintings
• Items made from wood, ivory, stonework, lacquerware, cane, grass, and more
• Pottery
• Food items
• Home decor
• Organic and Ayurvedic goods
• Naturally made cosmetics and body care products

The absolute most Mainstream Indian Artworks highlighted in the Surajkund Mela 2020 were:

• Sandalwood and Rosewood carving from South India
• Banarasi Sarees from Varanasi
• Madhubani painting from Bihar
• Puppetry and spices from Rajasthan
• Tibetan bells and clothes from North East
• The famous ‘Chikri’ woodcraft of Kashmir
• Unique cane craft with ‘Kantha’ traditions of West Bengal
• ‘Phulkari’ embroidery from Punjab
• Terracotta items from Delhi
• ‘Banjara’, ‘Bandhani’, and ‘Bunni’ embroidery of Gujarat
• Lace and crochet from Goa
• Chikan work of Lucknow

international crafts displayed in the mela included:

• Mulberry paper stationery, Brass Ornaments and Celadon ware from Thailand
• Carpets, pottery, mosaic, and glass lanterns from Egypt
• Traditional folding fans, porcelain, and Lacquerware from Japan
• Jade figurines and Chinese silk from China
• Tea, Batik fabric, and gems from Sri Lanka

How to Reach?

Located on Southern Delhi Ridge of Aravalli run in Faridabad city of Haryana state around 8 km (5 miles) from South Delhi. The most ideal approaches to reach Surajkund Mela:

Via Air: 

The closest air terminal to Faridabad is the Indira Gandhi International air terminal, New Delhi. Surajkund is just a 35-minute drive from the air terminal. 

Via Train: 

The New Delhi Railway station (NDLS) is the closest railroad intersection. Be that as it may, both Faridabad and Gurugram are well-connected to Delhi via several railway lines. Guests at these stations can make a trip to Surajkund Mela Faridabad by taxi or tourist guides. 

By Road: 

Surajkund is very much associated with Faridabad, Delhi, and Gurgaon by means of street. Guests can search taxicabs or transports that utilize consistently on these streets. 

Government special buses: 

There is special bus transport benefits that connect Faridabad, Gurgaon, and Delhi during the Mela. You could likewise enlist visitor taxis or tourists guides from Delhi. 

Where to Stay?

There are different retreats and inns in and around Surajkund. However, we suggest arranging your stay before-hand since hotels will in general get booked out rapidly during the celebration time frame. 

One can browse resorts, hotles, and guest houses in Faridabad, Gurgaon, or Delhi. An online search will show settlement choices fit to different financial plans and preferences.

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