Diwali gift hampers in Bhopal

Diwali gifting in Bhopal comes down to three things: dry fruit, mithai and chocolate. We sell all three at both our shops, New Market in TT Nagar and Chuna Bhatti in Shahpura, and we pack them into hampers by hand. You can tell us who the gift is for and let us put it together, or choose every item yourself.

Three ways to give

• A hamper: a basket of dry fruit, mithai, chocolate and namkeen, wrapped and tied. Pick one of our ready baskets, or build your own on the hampers page and send the list to us on WhatsApp.
• A dry-fruit box: almonds, cashew, pista, walnut, anjeer, kishmish and dates, in 250 g, 500 g or 1 kg packs. This is what most people send to family.
• Mithai: kaju katli, motichoor laddoo and dry-fruit mithai by weight, boxed for gifting or loose for the house.

How to order

1. Message us on WhatsApp: what you want, how many, and the day you need it.
2. We reply with what we have, the rate for the day, and which shop to collect from.
3. Collect from New Market or Chuna Bhatti. Both are open 10 AM to 11 PM, every day.

There is no cart on this website and nothing is charged here. Dry fruit rates move with the market, which is why we quote on the day rather than print a number in advance.

For an office or a big family list

Send us the count, a budget for each gift, and the date. A budget per gift is the quickest way to start, because we can show you what fits it. Many offices give two or three levels of gift, such as a box for staff and a larger hamper for clients. If yours does, tell us at the start. Earlier is easier: in the week before Dhanteras every gifting counter in Bhopal is at its busiest. Our corporate gifting checklist covers the rest, and dry fruit by the kilo for a kitchen or a function is on our bulk orders page.

Diwali 2026

Dhanteras is Friday, 6 November. Diwali is Sunday, 8 November, and Bhai Dooj is Tuesday, 10 November. Most gifts are given in the days before Diwali, so work out your date from when you will hand them over.

Keeping dry fruit and mithai

Dry fruit keeps for weeks in an airtight box away from heat, so it is fine to buy early. Mithai is best in the first few days. Buy it closer to the day, or ask us how long the batch you are buying will keep.