Thumbnail: Viksit Haryana | IITF 2026 — Haryana Pavilion, Hall No. 5, 14–27 November
Haryana’s pavilion is ready at the 45th India International Trade Fair (IITF) 2026, which opens today at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi. Set up in Hall No. 5, the pavilion brings together the state’s heritage and its development story under one roof — from a traditional Haryanvi chaupal to a glimpse of the country’s first hydrogen train.
The fair runs from 14 to 27 November 2026. Haryana Day will be celebrated on 22 November, with Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini scheduled to attend. Here is everything visitors need to know about the Haryana Pavilion.
At a Glance: IITF 2026 and the Haryana Pavilion
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Fair | 45th India International Trade Fair (IITF) 2026 |
| Dates | 14–27 November 2026 |
| Venue | Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi |
| Theme | Vikas aur Virasat (Development and Heritage) |
| Haryana Pavilion | Hall No. 5, theme — Development and Heritage |
| Business days | 14–18 November (for trade visitors) |
| Open to the public | 19–27 November |
| Haryana Day | 22 November 2026 — Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini to attend |
| Inaugurated | 13 November 2026 by Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal |
What to See at the Haryana Pavilion
The pavilion is built around a large open courtyard. Its major attraction is a traditional Haryanvi chaupal, created in a rural setting to reflect village life, social interaction and collective participation.
- Technology at the core: Digital scrollers and LED walls showcase the state’s achievements across sectors, while a Kinetic Information Wall presents Haryana’s development story through dynamic visuals.
- AI and AR selfie booths: Visitors can take pictures at AI- and AR-based selfie booths, and interactive digital quizzes offer information on Haryana’s history, culture, achievements and development.
- A glimpse of the first hydrogen train: The pavilion also presents a glimpse of the country’s first hydrogen train.
- A powerhouse of sports: Haryana’s identity as a powerhouse of sports and its progress in infrastructure are highlighted too.
- Schemes and achievements: Dedicated exhibition spaces along the periphery have been created for Haryana Government departments, boards, corporations and institutions, with display panels and information boards on key schemes, achievements and development priorities.
- Export focus: A dedicated export-oriented exhibition showcases Haryana’s industrial capabilities, manufacturing strength and growing presence in national and international markets.
Shopping Too: 10 Artisans, Self-Help Groups and 22 MSMEs
Space has been provided to artisans, self-help groups and MSMEs to display and sell their products. A total of 10 artisans and self-help groups, along with 22 MSMEs, have set up stalls.
Products on display include terracotta pottery, artificial jewellery, organic and herbal products, Phulkari, gym equipment, glass toys, sportswear, perfumes, garments and Haryanvi delicacies. One artisan will give a live demonstration of eco-friendly paintings made from plastic waste.
What Happens on Haryana Day, 22 November?
Haryana Day will be celebrated at the trade fair on 22 November 2026. Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini is scheduled to attend the celebrations, which will include Haryanvi folk dances and other cultural performances. Anil Kumar Chaudhary, Senior Manager of the Trade Fair Authority of Haryana, appealed to the public to visit the fair in large numbers and explore the Haryana Pavilion.
What Else Is Special at IITF 2026?
This year’s fair features more than 3,500 exhibitors, participation from 32 states and Union Territories and 11 countries. Around 600 start-ups are showcasing innovations in the Hall of Inspiration, and the One District One Product (ODOP) Pavilion gives a national platform to district-level crafts, cuisine and culture. Bihar, Maharashtra, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh are the partner states, while Assam, Delhi, Jharkhand and West Bengal are the focus states.
Before You Visit
- Trade visitors: 14–18 November, entry through gates 3, 4, 6 and 10, 9:30 AM–7:30 PM.
- General public: The fair opens to the public from 19 to 27 November.
- Tickets: For official ticket and visitor information, check the ITPO website at itpo.gov.in. As per the Delhi Traffic Police advisory, tickets will not be available at the Supreme Court Metro station, so plan ahead.
- Haryana schemes on display: The pavilion also carries information on the Haryana Government’s key schemes — including the Lado Lakshmi Yojana’s 13th instalment, the Chirayu Extension Scheme’s Rs 5 lakh free treatment cover and the DA hike for government employees.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Till when does IITF 2026 run?
The fair runs from 14 to 27 November 2026 at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi. Trade visitors can enter from 14 to 18 November, and the general public from 19 to 27 November.
Q2: In which hall is the Haryana Pavilion?
The Haryana Pavilion is in Hall No. 5. Its theme is “Development and Heritage”, and it features a Haryanvi chaupal, digital exhibitions and AI/AR selfie booths.
Q3: When is Haryana Day celebrated at the fair?
Haryana Day will be celebrated on 22 November 2026. Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini is scheduled to attend, with Haryanvi folk dances and cultural performances.
Q4: What can visitors buy at the pavilion?
Stalls by 10 artisans and self-help groups and 22 MSME units offer terracotta pottery, Phulkari, organic products, sportswear, perfumes and Haryanvi delicacies.
Q5: Where can I get IITF 2026 tickets?
Check the ITPO website at itpo.gov.in for tickets and visitor information. Tickets will not be available at the Supreme Court Metro station.
Next Action
Plan your visit to the Haryana Pavilion in Hall No. 5 at Bharat Mandapam — and if you are going on 22 November, do not miss the Haryana Day celebrations. For official visitor information, visit itpo.gov.in.
Sources: ANI (13 November 2026), IBEF, Delhi Traffic Police advisory.
