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ETHGlobal New Delhi 2025 — Visitor & Hacker Guide

A complete guide for builders and visitors attending ETHGlobal New Delhi at Yashobhoomi (Dwarka): schedule, workshops, prizes, travel and where to stay.

Dates: 26 Sep – 28 Sep 2025 Venue: Yashobhoomi (IICC), Hall 1A & 1B Read time: 5 min
ETHGlobal New Delhi 2025 at Yashobhoomi exhibition hall

Event at a glance

What: ETHGlobal New Delhi 2025 — a three-day Ethereum & Web3 hackathon and developer gathering with workshops, mentorship and partner prize tracks.
When: 26–28 September 2025.
Where: Yashobhoomi (India International Convention & Expo Centre), Dwarka, New Delhi. (Yashobhoomi / IICC venue info)

Why attend (builders & visitors)

  • 🧑‍💻 Build & ship: Weekend-long hackathon format to prototype live Web3 projects and get feedback from mentors and protocol partners.
  • 📚 Hands-on workshops: 20+ technical workshops covering Ethereum tooling, DeFi, DAOs, ZK, and more — ideal for beginners and experienced devs alike.
  • 🏆 Prizes & grants: Multiple partner prize tracks with significant sponsor funding and credits — partner prize pages list specific awards and criteria.
  • 🤝 Network: Meet protocol engineers, investors, and other builders; partner booths and mentor office hours help accelerate projects.

Program & highlights

ETHGlobal New Delhi mixes structured workshops, team formation sessions, hands-on office hours and a 48–72 hour hacking sprint. Expect protocol partner booths, curated mentor sessions, and partner judging on demo day. Final submissions and judging typically happen on the last day with partner-specific presentations for prize consideration.

Timings & key dates

Event dates: 26–28 September 2025.

  • Beginner workshops & onboarding: Pre-event workshops (check the event page for exact day/time and virtual options).(Event page)
  • Hackathon sprint: Main hacking window runs across the three days — final submission deadlines are posted in the Hacker Dashboard.
  • Judging & demo day: Live demos and partner judging typically take place on the final afternoon/evening — see the event schedule for partner-specific slots.

Registration & tickets

  1. Register on the official ETHGlobal New Delhi page: ethglobal.com/events/newdelhi. Builders use the Hacker Dashboard for check-in, team formation and project submission.
  2. Check the ticket type: Hacker / Spectator / Sponsor / Volunteer — some workshops or community events may be free or require separate signup.
  3. After registration you’ll get event access details and links to the Discord and Hacker Dashboard — use those channels to find teammates and mentor office hours.

Prizes & partner tracks

ETHGlobal events host multiple partner prize tracks. Sponsor prizes usually include cash, cloud credits, protocol bounties and grants — ETHGlobal New Delhi lists partner prizes and qualification rules on its prizes page.

How to reach Yashobhoomi

Location: Yashobhoomi (IICC), Sector 25, Dwarka — the venue is integrated with its own metro station (Yashobhoomi Dwarka Sector-25) and is ~8–12 km from IGI Terminal 3 depending on route. (Venue info)

By Metro (recommended)

  • Board Delhi Metro services toward Dwarka / Yashobhoomi and alight at Yashobhoomi Dwarka Sector-25 station for direct access to the venue.
  • From Aerocity / IGI Airport: take Airport Express / local metro connections and change lines as needed — allow 25–40 minutes including transfers.

By car / taxi

  • Approx travel: 15–35 minutes from Aerocity / IGI T3 by taxi depending on traffic. Organisers usually publish drop-off details for participant logistics.
  • Parking & shuttle information will be shared by organisers for large partner groups and registered attendees.

🌟 Where to stay — Our recommendation

For outstation builders and visitors attending ETHGlobal New Delhi, we recommend Hotel Aerocity Purple Orchid. It’s convenient for airport transfers, metro access and offers business-friendly services for teams and guests.

  • 🚖 Quick access: ~15–25 minutes by car to Yashobhoomi and close to Aerocity metro for easy transfers to the venue.
  • 🛏 Comfortable rooms with fast Wi-Fi, flexible check-in and assistance with group transfers for hackathon teams.
  • 💼 Business amenities: quiet workspaces, meeting rooms and help with arranging local travel for sponsors/partners.
  • 🍽 On-site dining and easy access to Aerocity restaurants for team dinners and late-night snacks.
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Builder & visitor tips

  • 🔖 Hacker dashboard: Keep your Hacker Dashboard credentials and ETH address ready for submission and stake returns.
  • 🎥 Demo video: Record a 2–4 minute demo video to supplement your submission — it helps judges and is often showcased after the event.
  • 🕐 Submit early: Note the final submission deadline published on the event page and plan your demo/README before the last minute.
  • 🔌 Bring essentials: laptop, chargers, dongles, power bank, business cards, and a simple README for quick onboarding of mentors/judges.
  • 🤝 Network: Join the event Discord early, find teammates in the team formation channels and book 1:1 mentor office hours.
  • 🍽 Food & swag: ETHGlobal typically provides meals, snacks and swag kits to registered builders — check the event page for dietary & timing info. (Event page)

Quick FAQs

Who can participate?

Developers, designers, product people, students and Web3 curious folks. Beginners can join workshops and team formation activities.

Do I need to code alone?

No — ETHGlobal encourages team formation. There are pre-event channels and onsite sessions to find teammates and collaborators.

How are prizes judged?

Partner/track judging usually follows partner criteria — finalists demo to judges live and may be asked for follow-ups at partner booths. Read partner prize pages for exact rules.

What about code & licensing?

Many partner prizes require open-source licensing (e.g., MIT/Apache) or public repo access at submission — check each prize's qualification requirements listed on the prizes page.

Can non-builders attend?

Spectator tickets or community passes may be available. Some sessions (talks/panels) may be open to a broader audience — check the registration page for ticket types. (Event page)

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