Numaish 2026, officially known as the 85th All India Industrial Exhibition (AIIE), is all set to return to Hyderabad with its grand scale, festive shopping, and vibrant cultural vibe. One of the city’s most awaited winter events, Numaish is a must-visit for families, shoppers, and food lovers.
The exhibition will be held at the iconic Nampally Exhibition Grounds from 1 January to 15 February 2026, offering over 45 days of shopping, food, joy rides, and entertainment.
Numaish 2026 Dates, Venue & Timings
Event Name: All India Industrial Exhibition (Numaish)
Edition: 85th
Dates: 1 January 2026 to 15 February 2026
Duration: 45 days
Venue:
Exhibition Grounds, Nampally
Mukarram Jahi Road, Hyderabad
Timings:
Weekdays: 4:00 PM to 10:30 PM
Weekends & Public Holidays: 4:00 PM to 11:00 PM
(Timings may be slightly extended on peak days)
Numaish 2026 Entry Fee, Tickets & Parking
Entry Ticket Price:
Adults: Around ₹40 per person
Children below 5 years: Free entry
Ticket Booking:
Tickets are available on the spot at multiple entry gates
Popular gates include Ajanta Gate, with separate entry and exit routes for crowd control
Parking Facilities:
Free parking areas are provided around the exhibition grounds
Parking fills up fast on weekends and evenings, so early arrival is recommended
Security & Crowd Management at Numaish
To ensure a safe experience for visitors, authorities put in place:
Police personnel deployment and CCTV surveillance
Fire safety and disaster management teams
Coordination between GHMC, electricity department, RTC, and Hyderabad Metro
In some years, a temporary police outpost operates inside the grounds
Numaish 2026 Stalls & Shopping Experience
Number of Stalls:
Around 2,200 to 2,500 stalls expected in 2026
Who Participates:
Traders and artisans from Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Haryana, Jammu & Kashmir, Madhya Pradesh, and many other states
Central & state government departments
PSUs, corporates, MSMEs, and multinational companies
What You Can Shop:
Handlooms, handicrafts, carpets, shawls, and home décor
Dry fruits, spices, crockery, kitchenware
Readymade garments, footwear, lifestyle & fashion products
Electronics, gadgets, and small home appliances
State-specific specialty products and emporium-style stalls
Numaish is known for variety, bargaining opportunities, and unique products not easily found in malls.
Food Courts, Rides & Entertainment
Food at Numaish 2026
Food is one of the biggest attractions:
Hyderabadi favourites like biryani, haleem, kebabs, chaat, sweets, and snacks
Regional Indian cuisines and street-food style stalls
Heavy evening crowds near food zones, especially on weekends
Joy Rides & Kids Zone
Dedicated amusement area for children and adults
Ferris wheels, carousels, thrill rides, and game stalls
A carnival-like atmosphere that adds to the family fun
Cultural Programs
Occasional stage shows and cultural events
Special theme days for women and children in recent editions
History & Significance of Numaish Hyderabad
Legacy:
Started in 1938 as the Domestic Products Exhibition
Later became popular as Numaish, spread over nearly 23 acres
Why Numaish Is Special:
One of India’s oldest and longest-running exhibitions
Held continuously for over eight decades
A major platform for small traders, artisans, and MSMEs
For Hyderabadis:
Numaish is more than an exhibition — it’s a winter tradition, combining shopping, food, entertainment, and nostalgia into one destination.
Best Ways to Reach Nampally Exhibition Grounds
Parking near the venue becomes tight during peak hours, especially on weekends. Visitors are strongly encouraged to use public transport:
MMTS: Nampally Railway Station is very close to the exhibition grounds
Hyderabad Metro: Nampally Metro Station provides easy access
RTC Buses: Frequent buses from major parts of Hyderabad stop near Nampally
Important Visitor Tips
Visit on weekday evenings or early in the season to avoid crowds
Keep valuables secure and avoid carrying unnecessary items
Keep small children close in crowded areas
Follow instructions given by police and on-ground organisers
Wear comfortable footwear as the exhibition area is large
Why Numaish is a Hyderabad Winter Tradition
Started in 1938, Numaish has grown into one of India’s oldest and longest-running exhibitions. It plays a key role in supporting small traders, artisans, and MSMEs while offering Hyderabad residents a unique blend of shopping, food, and entertainment every winter
Share Your Numaish 2026 Experience
Have you visited Numaish 2026 already or planning to go soon?
👉 Share your favourite stalls, food items, and tips in the comments and help fellow Hyderabadis make the most of their visit.
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