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Javakusum Hall

Delhi, India, India

  • 120+ guests
  • 4.4

About Javakusum Hall

Hall
Space Type
Convention and Exhibition Center
Property Type
4.4
Rating
122+
Max Capacity
1,533.642 sq.ft.
Area
45.209974 × 33.923885 × 9.84252 ft
Dimensions (L × B × H)

The Space and Its Character

Javakusum Hall is one of the dedicated event and meeting spaces within the India International Convention and Expo Center (IICC) in Dwarka, Delhi — one of the largest and most ambitious convention complexes in Asia. The hall carries a name rooted in Indian heritage, and its design reflects the broader architectural ambition of the IICC campus, which blends contemporary convention infrastructure with references to India's cultural landscape. The space is suited to a range of formal and semi-formal gatherings, offering a self-contained environment within a world-class convention precinct. Whether the occasion calls for a focused boardroom energy or a larger celebratory gathering, Javakusum Hall provides a professional backdrop that benefits from the full support infrastructure of the IICC complex around it.

Events and Occasions

Javakusum Hall is well-positioned to host corporate conferences, business summits, product launches, institutional seminars, and high-profile social events. As part of the IICC ecosystem, the hall benefits from access to professional event-management support, audiovisual infrastructure, and coordinated catering services that meet the standards expected at a national-level convention facility. The broader IICC campus regularly hosts trade exhibitions, international delegations, and large-scale government and industry events, meaning that guests and planners arriving at Javakusum Hall do so within a venue that is operationally experienced in managing complex, high-expectation events. The hall's setting within this larger complex also makes it a practical choice for organisations that need multiple spaces across a single campus — Javakusum Hall can function as a breakout or plenary space alongside the IICC's larger halls and exhibition areas.

Location and Accessibility

The India International Convention and Expo Center is located in Sector 25, Dwarka, in southwest Delhi — a location that offers strong connectivity without the congestion typical of central Delhi corridors. Dwarka is served by the Delhi Metro's Blue Line, bringing the campus within reach of travellers arriving from major transit points across the city. Indira Gandhi International Airport is in close proximity, making Javakusum Hall and the wider IICC campus a practical choice for conferences drawing delegates from across India and internationally. The Dwarka location also sits close to National Highway 48, ensuring straightforward road access for attendees arriving by car or coach. For large events, the campus-scale of IICC means that parking and on-site logistics are handled at a scale matching the venue's ambitions, reducing the friction that can accompany high-footfall events in more constrained urban locations.

More Spaces

Exhibition Hall 1

Exhibition Hall 1

291,271.42 sq.ft.524.934 × 590.551 × 49.2126 ft
Exhibition Hall 2

Exhibition Hall 2

258,333.85 sq.ft.524.934 × 524.934 × 49.2126 ft
Brahmkamal Hall - Auditorium (B2 - F2)

Brahmkamal Hall - Auditorium (B2 - F2)

6,000 guests max43,776.6 sq.ft.229.659 × 151.1811 × 73.8189 ft
Palash Hall - Grand Ball Room (F6 - F7)

Palash Hall - Grand Ball Room (F6 - F7)

2,500 guests max39,331.33 sq.ft.142.7165 × 275.591 × 28.64173 ft
Amaltas Hall - Conference Room (B1)

Amaltas Hall - Conference Room (B1)

507 guests max12,770.088 sq.ft.99.80315 × 127.953 × 25.65617 ft
Mogra Hall

Mogra Hall

294 guests max3,689.868 sq.ft.75.229659 × 49.048556 × 9.84252 ft
Parijat Hall

Parijat Hall

270 guests max3,385.788 sq.ft.44.84 × 75.49 × 9.84252 ft
Neelkamal Hall

Neelkamal Hall

269 guests max3,379.33 sq.ft.52.526247 × 62.5 × 9.84252 ft
Champa Hall

Champa Hall

250 guests max3,138.433 sq.ft.49.081365 × 63.94357 × 9.84252 ft
Gulmohar Hall

Gulmohar Hall

249 guests max3,124.548 sq.ft.63.746719 × 49.015748 × 9.84252 ft
Kumudini Hall

Kumudini Hall

182 guests max2,285.716 sq.ft.35.728346 × 63.97638 × 9.84252 ft
Kesar Hall

Kesar Hall

176 guests max2,203.157 sq.ft.42.88 × 49.11 × 9.84252 ft
Moulshree Hall

Moulshree Hall

122 guests max1,530.951 sq.ft.37.664042 × 40.649606 × 9.84252 ft
Suryamukhee Hall

Suryamukhee Hall

121 guests max1,516.312 sq.ft.37.30315 × 40.649606 × 9.84252 ft
Kadamb Hall

Kadamb Hall

113 guests max1,416.1 sq.ft.28.8714 × 49.048556 × 9.84252 ft
Kaner Hall

Kaner Hall

105 guests max1,315.565 sq.ft.35.301837 × 37.270341 × 9.84252 ft

Amenities & Services

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Frequently Asked Questions

Javakusum Hall is designed to accommodate a range of formal and professional gatherings, including corporate conferences, business summits, product launches, institutional seminars, and high-profile social events. Its position within the India International Convention and Expo Center means it can also serve as a breakout or plenary space alongside larger halls on the same campus. For specific event-type approvals or restrictions, it is advisable to confirm directly with the IICC events team.

Yes, one of the practical advantages of Javakusum Hall is that it sits within the broader IICC campus, which includes multiple halls and exhibition areas of varying capacities. Organisations requiring more than one space for a single event — such as a plenary session alongside breakout rooms or an exhibition floor — can coordinate use of Javakusum Hall in combination with other IICC venues. The events team at IICC can advise on campus-wide configurations and logistics.

The India International Convention and Expo Center in Dwarka, Delhi, is in relatively close proximity to Indira Gandhi International Airport, making it a convenient choice for events drawing delegates from across India and internationally. The exact travel time will vary depending on traffic and route, so visitors are encouraged to check current road conditions or plan travel via the airport expressway for the most reliable journey. Confirming the latest distance and transfer options with the venue is recommended for time-sensitive arrivals.

The IICC campus in Sector 25, Dwarka, is served by Delhi's Metro network via the Blue Line, which connects the area to major transit hubs across the city. This makes Javakusum Hall accessible for delegates travelling from different parts of Delhi without needing to rely solely on road transport. Guests are advised to check the nearest metro station to the IICC campus and any last-mile connectivity options directly with the venue or Delhi Metro's official resources.

Specific capacity figures for Javakusum Hall — including seating configurations such as theatre, classroom, or banquet style — have not been published in a form that can be confirmed here. Capacity can also vary significantly depending on the event format and setup chosen. The IICC events team should be contacted directly for verified capacity details tailored to your event requirements.

As part of the India International Convention and Expo Center — a national-level convention facility — Javakusum Hall benefits from access to professional audiovisual infrastructure in keeping with the standards expected at a large-scale convention complex. The specific AV equipment available in the hall, including screens, projection systems, microphones, and lighting rigs, should be confirmed with the IICC technical or events team prior to booking.

The IICC campus is equipped with coordinated catering services suited to professional and high-profile events. Whether external catering vendors are permitted alongside or in place of in-house services is a detail that depends on IICC's current vendor policy, and this should be clarified with the events team when requesting a proposal. It is worth discussing menu customisation, dietary requirements, and service format at the same time.

The IICC campus in Dwarka is a large-scale convention complex designed to handle high-footfall events, and parking infrastructure at the campus level is planned to match that scale. For details on the number of parking bays available, reserved parking for VIP delegates, and any coach or shuttle arrangements, the IICC operations team is the right point of contact.

Enquiries for Javakusum Hall can be directed to the India International Convention and Expo Center through their official website at www.iiccnewdelhi.com or through the Spalba platform. The events team will typically require details such as the event date, expected guest count, event format, and any specific setup or catering requirements in order to provide an accurate proposal.

Cancellation and rebooking terms for Javakusum Hall are governed by IICC's event booking agreements, which can vary based on the event scale, lead time, and specific contract terms. These details should be reviewed carefully in the booking agreement and clarified with the IICC events team before confirming a reservation.

The IICC campus in Dwarka is built to national and international convention standards and regularly hosts trade exhibitions, international delegations, and high-level government and industry events. Javakusum Hall, as part of this ecosystem, benefits from the same operational experience and support infrastructure. Planners organising international or protocol-sensitive events should discuss specific requirements — such as security arrangements or dedicated delegate services — directly with the IICC team.

The available décor and setup configurations for Javakusum Hall — including seating arrangements, stage options, floral or branding customisation, and lighting — should be confirmed with the IICC events team, as they can vary depending on the event type and the venue's current empanelled vendor list. Planners are encouraged to discuss their visual brief during the initial enquiry to understand what can be arranged in-house versus through approved external suppliers.

The IICC campus and its associated development in Dwarka includes plans for hospitality infrastructure to support visiting delegates, though the status and availability of on-site accommodation should be verified directly with IICC, as the campus is a large and evolving project. The Dwarka area also has a range of hotel options at varying price points, and the proximity to the airport corridor means a good selection of business hotels is accessible nearby.

Unlike venues in central Delhi, which can be subject to traffic congestion and limited parking, Javakusum Hall's location in Sector 25, Dwarka, offers the advantage of planned infrastructure and easier road access via National Highway 48. The Dwarka location also benefits from proximity to the airport, which is a significant logistical plus for events with national or international attendees. The trade-off is a distance from the historical and commercial centre of Delhi, which some planners should factor into delegate travel planning.

As a modern, purpose-built convention facility, the IICC campus is expected to meet contemporary accessibility standards, including provisions for guests with mobility requirements. Specific accessibility features for Javakusum Hall — such as step-free access, accessible restrooms, and assistive listening provisions — should be confirmed with the venue team to ensure they align with the particular needs of the event and its attendees.

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