India International Centre

I recently visited the India International Centre (IIC), and I was really impressed. The place is super clean and well-maintained, which instantly gave me a good vibe. It’s not just a pretty face either—this place knows how to host big events. From conferences to cultural programs, it’s spacious and can handle a large crowd without feeling crowded or chaotic. I love how it manages to feel both professional and relaxed at the same time. If you’re in Delhi and looking for a spot that has both a peaceful atmosphere and the ability to put on a great event, IIC is definitely worth checking out!

I feel truly lucky to have attended the inauguration and book launch of "[In] Complete Justice? The Supreme Court at 75" on 27th August 2025 at the India International Centre (IIC), New Delhi. The event was wonderfully organized by Juggernaut Books, featuring an engaging conversation between the book's editor, Senior Advocate S. Muralidhar, Justice Abhay Oka, and Prof. Gopal Guru, moderated by Manisha Pande. The venue itself added charm to the evening—IIC is not only beautiful but also has a very energetic and intellectual atmosphere, making it a perfect place for such events. The ambiance was calm, sophisticated, and inspiring, with well-maintained surroundings that reflect the cultural and academic spirit of the place. It was a pleasure to be part of this prestigious event. IIC continues to stand out as a hub for meaningful discussions, art, literature, and culture in the heart of Delhi. A must-visit destination for anyone interested in literature, culture, intellectual gatherings, and heritage spaces in Delhi.

My experience at the Qawwali night at the India International Centre (IIC) on Lodhi Road was absolutely wonderful. The event, titled "Qawwali Mehfil Traditions & Experiments," took place on the scenic Fountain Lawns, which provided a magical atmosphere for an unforgettable evening of music and poetry . Curated by Manjari Chaturvedi with the Sufi Kathak Foundation, the captivating performances immersed the audience in the spiritual energy of Sufi traditions, showcasing everything from 13th-century musical dialogues to contemporary expressions. The IIC, with its serene and sophisticated ambiance, proved to be the perfect venue for such a culturally rich celebration of Qawwali's heritage. For any lover of music, culture, and history, this was a truly memorable night that I would highly recommend.

Review for India International Centre – Max Mueller Marg, Lodhi Garden 🏛️ I had the privilege of attending the Indian Mediation Week 2025 at the India International Centre, organised by Team Sama from 2025 August. The session was truly enlightening, graced by eminent dignitaries from the fields of arbitration and mediation. The discussions effectively underscored the growing importance of mediation within the Indian context, offering deep insights into its role in strengthening dispute resolution frameworks. The event provided an excellent platform for building meaningful connections and engaging in thought-provoking conversations. The ambience of the venue, coupled with its professional yet warm setting, made it an ideal place for such impactful gatherings. A special mention must be made of the complimentary meal, which was both well-curated and much appreciated. Overall, the India International Centre remains a premier destination for enriched discussions, high-calibre events, and fostering professional networks.

India international is located at a prime location of Delhi. I found it very good for small events as its capacity is not very good, its hall seems a bit small. I experienced a good number was standing behind the chairs and some couldn't enter it and kept standing outside the gate. Overall ambience is good and all technical support is also available there.

Went for a book launch . It was a circular meeting room and could seat around 30 people around the table . The place looks like a well maintained place

Nice place run by really good staff and management. It is let down by some poor arrangements for accessibility. There are no Accesible toilets near the entrance and you need to go down to B1 to find a toilet. This is not as per the standards. Two wheelchairs users tried to use the toilet but found it was very inaccessible with insufficient space to turn a wheelchair and extremely difficult door with door closer. Wrong door handle (knob is not allowed), wrong locking mechanism - sliding bolt, wrong height of toilet… etc etc

So far so good, hosted an international conference here and the tea and food they served for us were great. Thanks to their technical team people, just a heads up - do your bookings prior besides that all was clean and well maintained and nice staff.