India's largest privately owned exhibition centre and the default home of the country's big automotive, battery and renewable trade shows. Fifteen halls around a central concourse, plus a large open-air display area used for vehicle demos and test rides.
Getting there
It is in Greater Noida, not Noida, and the difference is about 40 minutes. From central Delhi allow 90 minutes by road in the morning peak; from Delhi airport allow two hours and leave earlier than feels reasonable. Coming from Delhi, the Noida–Greater Noida Expressway is the fast route outside peak hours.
Nearest metro
Knowledge Park II on the Aqua Line, about 10 minutes' walk. The Aqua Line does not connect directly to the Delhi Metro — change at Sector 51/52 (Noida) between the Aqua and Blue Lines, which is a 5-minute walk between two separate stations, not an in-station interchange.
Parking
Large on-site paid parking, but it fills by mid-morning on the opening day of a major show. Cabs can drop at Gate 1 and Gate 3; app cabs are hard to find for the return trip in the evening rush, so book ahead or walk to the metro.
Where to stay
Limited hotel stock within walking distance. Most visitors stay in Greater Noida's Alpha/Pari Chowk area (10 minutes) or in Noida Sector 18 (35–45 minutes). For a two-day show, staying local beats commuting from Delhi by a wide margin.
Inside the venue
Halls 1–15 ring a central concourse; the numbering is not sequential as you walk, so take a floor plan at entry. Food courts sit between halls 7 and 8 and near Gate 3. Cloakroom is at the main entrance. The outdoor demo area is behind halls 11–12 and is easy to miss entirely.
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