Estadio Talkatora in New Delhi

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  Anant Garg

  :: 15 April 2018 11:07:45

  Easily accessible place. Nicely built indoor stadium and perfect to hold any type of formal event with low to medium gathering. Spread in fairly large area to facilitate both indoor and outdoor events. It has all the modern facilities and cleanliness is an added value to this place. Located in a beautiful and porsche surrounding makes it perfect to hold meetings and other events with dignitaries. Has a variety of events in there throughout the year.

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  Naveeta Lal

  :: 09 April 2018 14:18:08

  Talkatora Indoor stadium is a huge and one of the top stadiums in New Delhi. A major number of sports events are held in this stadium. Located in the plush green area of Delhi. Has a capacity of more than 3000 people in the stadium. Sports activities and events takes place round the year in this stadium. Well maintained and a very nice place to spend mornings and evenings.

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  Prashant mishra

  :: 13 March 2018 16:18:58

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  shashank Gupta

  :: 19 February 2018 06:16:32

  Neat and clean park..facilities are good. And big park. Good for couple ..for running, for work out open gym equipment is there. With open theatre and well maintained garden. Drinking water is also available at Rs. 1 /- glass of 300 ml. But some time it does not work. Washroom is clean which we never find in public place. So over all you can enjoy at Talkatora.

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  Carlos Felipe

  :: 01 February 2016 02:22:40

  Moderno.