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Delhi gets a taste of GI-tagged Queen pineapple from Tripura and Northeast food, culture at this event

At the Tripura Global Pineapple Festival 2026, visitors are exploring the famous GI-tagged Queen pineapple alongside cultural performances and regional crafts.

Updated on: Jun 29, 2026, 11:31:53 IST
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The sweet aroma of pineapples, the sound of folk music, and rows of colourful local stalls are drawing visitors to the Tripura Pineapple Festival. The event brings together food and culture of the Northeast, in the most vibrant way.

The three-day Tripura Global Pineapple Festival 2026 opened to public on June 27, which is celebrated as World Pineapple Day. (Photo: Anshita Jain/HT)
The three-day Tripura Global Pineapple Festival 2026 opened to public on June 27, which is celebrated as World Pineapple Day. (Photo: Anshita Jain/HT)

Here's a sneak peak of the event to entice you to must visit:

Visitors are exploring stalls offering fruit squashes and juices.

Among those turning up to try out fruit squashes, juices, and gems at the stalls here, are several youngsters.

Anthony Debormar, a stall vendor, showcases a variety of organic food staples from Assam.

Amid different varieties of rice, stalls here also have bird eye chilli priced at 1,300/kg and organic ginger costing 300/kg. These two products are on sale and exciting the foodies a lot.

Neha, a visitor spent the day exploring fashion and food stalls, learning about local Assamese culture.
Pinky Dutta, a stall vendor, shows how her team is using zero-waste technology to produce pineapple-based products.

Pinky Dutta, a stall vendor, shares, “We are offering samples of freeze dried candies made out of pineapple. Many visitors have been asking about the technology we use to make these... We use all parts of pineapple to make different products such as the leaves that are used to make vegan leather.”

Handcrafted bamboo, jute bags and photo frames have become quite popular among the shoppers here.

Some stalls also have photo frames and laptop sleeves made out of bamboo, from Tripura. These are priced between 200 and 1,000.

Don't miss capturing this Christmas Tree made of Queen pineaaples!

Even the decor here has got a taste of pineapple with a Christmas tree, made from Queen pineapple, placed as the centrepiece.

Catch It Live

What: Tripura Global Pineapple Festival

Where: Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium, India Gate Circle

When: June 27 to 29

Timing: 10am to 9pm

Entry: Free

Nearest Metro Station: Supreme Court on the Blue Line

Story by Anshita Jain

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