Yashobhoomi (India International Convention & Expo Centre)
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Getting there
Nearest: Yashobhoomi Dwarka Sector - 25 (Airport Express Line), inside the complex — ~5 min walk
Capacity and website
Capacity: Main auditorium ≈6,000 seats; ≈11,000 across all convention halls
Upcoming at Yashobhoomi (India International Convention & Expo Centre)
Sunday15 November
Monday16 November
Friday20 November
Thursday26 November
Saturday28 November
Wednesday2 December
Thursday3 December
Saturday5 December
Sunday6 December
Thursday10 December
Thursday17 December
Sunday20 December
Wednesday6 January
Saturday16 January
Tuesday19 January
Saturday23 January
Thursday4 February
- Agri Mobility & Technology Expo 2027 Runs until Sun 7 Feb
- Air Mobility Expo 2027 Runs until Sun 7 Feb
- Bharat Construction Equipment Expo 2027 Runs until Sun 7 Feb
- Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2027 Runs until Sun 7 Feb
- Metro & Urban Mass Transit Expo 2027 Runs until Sun 7 Feb
- The Components & Technology Show 2027 Runs until Sun 7 Feb
Tuesday2 March
Friday5 March
Friday12 March
Wednesday17 March
Still running
About Yashobhoomi (India International Convention & Expo Centre)
Yashobhoomi, the India International Convention and Expo Centre (IICC) in Sector 25, Dwarka, is one of Asia's largest convention and exhibition complexes. Phase 1 opened on 17 September 2023 and is run by KINEXIN Convention Management. It has 15 convention halls holding about 11,000 people in total, including a main auditorium of roughly 6,000 seats with flexible tiered or flat-floor seating and a Grand Ballroom for about 2,500, plus large exhibition halls. The Airport Express Line ends inside the complex, and the operator puts central Delhi about 20 minutes away by train. Most events are trade shows and conferences, such as India Mobile Congress in October 2026. Cultural shows and concerts also use the auditorium.
Parking: Underground parking for about 3,000 cars (≈1,200 at the convention centre, ≈1,800 at the exhibition halls), with automated pay stations
Tips before you go
- Take the Airport Express Line (Orange Line) to Yashobhoomi Dwarka Sector - 25. The station opens into the complex, so you avoid Dwarka Expressway traffic.
- The site is huge, with a foyer about 1 km long. Check your hall number (e.g. Hall 1A, 1C) and allow time to walk between the metro, the halls and the auditorium.
- If you drive, the underground parking is ticketed and automated. Keep the parking ticket handy to pay at the auto-pay stations before you exit.
- Many trade shows here require online pre-registration and photo ID for a visitor badge, so register before you go.
Frequently asked questions
How do I reach Yashobhoomi by metro?
Take the Airport Express Line to its terminus, Yashobhoomi Dwarka Sector - 25. The station is inside the complex and connects directly to the venue.
Is Yashobhoomi the same as IICC?
Yes. Yashobhoomi is the name of the India International Convention and Expo Centre (IICC) in Dwarka Sector 25.
How big is the Yashobhoomi auditorium?
The operator lists the main auditorium at about 6,000 seats. All the convention halls together hold around 11,000 people.
Is there parking at Yashobhoomi?
Yes. Underground parking holds around 3,000 cars across the convention centre and exhibition halls.
Around Dwarka
Dwarka, the planned sub-city in south-west Delhi, now hosts some of India's largest events at Yashobhoomi, the India International Convention & Expo Centre in Sector 25, which opened in 2023 with its own Airport Express
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