The 39th International Surajkund Mela, held in Faridabad, Haryana, is nearing its conclusion, drawing crowds from across the country and around the world. The fair is a vibrant showcase of folk songs, traditional arts, and the lively sounds of drums that captivate visitors. In these last few days, the atmosphere has become even more enticing as artisans have begun to offer significant discounts at their stalls to attract shoppers looking for unique handmade products.

With the fair entering its final stages, many artisans have set up boards advertising discounted prices and fixed rates, creating an enticing shopping experience for visitors. Shoppers can explore a wide range of products like hand-woven fabrics, cotton, silk, and woolen sarees and shawls, as well as beautifully embroidered items such as cushion covers, stoles, dupattas, and more. Notably, items like Kashmiri shawls and dupattas are now available at lower prices, making it an opportune time for traditional craft lovers to make purchases.

Additionally, this Surajkund Mela features special traditional pickles and snacks from Rajasthan, which have caught the attention of many attendees. The discounts being offered during the event's final days present a beneficial opportunity for those interested in traditional art and handicrafts, making it an excellent time to explore and purchase unique items before the fair concludes.