International Mega Trade Fair

Arisha Poddar 22 months ago

Visited last day and I want to share my experience with all.
Pros ????
1. A wide variety of stalls with headings of each hall and there are a approx of 16 halls from various national and international folks.
2. You can bargain a little bit in some stores
3. You can taste a few items there ( at some stalls they offer pickles, biscuits and many more items to taste)
4. There are book stalls
5. There is a crockery store where you can buy exclusive crockery which was worth 449 a kg.
Choose accordingly so that it is cost effective.
I bought crockery worth 1k.
6. There are a variety of pickle stores and you will love it. They give it to taste at times too which is amazing! Ranging from onion, mango, garlic, ginger and some unpronounciable vegetables!!
7. Its hygiene inspite of the crowd and there are sanitizer bottles before the entrance of every hall.
8. Beautiful things for women like make-up, saris, jewellery, shoes are all available varying from various countries.
9. There are gym equipments as well
10. There is a hall for furniture as well.
11. You can get imported dry fruits in an affordable price.

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Cons????
1. Entry fee is 60 per head which is a bit over hyped for me.
2. There is a food cafeteria where the food is overcharged to another level. 3 small puris are for 100rs. Only the tea and coffee is priced ok . 20 for tea and 40 for coffee. Cold drinks is 50rs for a small bottle. Papri chat is 120 per plate.
3. In some stalls, the people are really impolite.
4. Some fake products are also sold so be aware.
5. It's quite crowdy and they are maintaining no standards to manage the crowd.

Overall a nice experience. We visit every year nevertheless. Go for a new type of experience.
Catch a bus from bypass and reach science city. Parking is available. You can carry your own food as well.

Anoushka_Dutta 16 months ago

India-International Mega Trade Fair'22 (Ground of Science City, Open from 16th Dec - 2nd Jan)
There were multiple stalls from different corners of the world I.e Dubai, Bangladesh, Ghana, Afghanistan. The items were a bit expensive but they were much authentic to the core topped with the best quality. Towards the end of the fair, there is a food court too.
PS- Even if you don't buy something, Do try to visit the fair to experience the wide range of products from different regions.

Abhinav Pathak 16 months ago

Just a waste of time for people looking for something meaningful,you can get almost 90% products of trade fair in lesser prices in local markets, just hype and shisha.