Delhi’s renowned Durga Puja festivities are a sight to behold. Amidst the fervor of Ramlila Maidan’s effigy burning, Delhi’s Durga Puja pandals stand out in grandeur.
If you can’t make it to Kolkata for Durga Puja, Delhi’s pandals are a must-visit. These pandals, adorned with traditional charm, attract a massive crowd seeking blessings.
Tradition Meets Devotion at Kashmiri Gate Durga Puja Pandal
Situated near Kashmiri Gate, the Durga Puja Pandal here is over a century old. Since 1910, the Bengali community gathers here for prayer and celebration.
The pandal is adorned in a traditional style, and for nine days, various events and rituals take place.
Exploring Mayur Vihar’s Kali Bari, Pandal 1
For a unique experience, head to Mayur Vihar’s Kali Bari pandal. What sets it apart is the sumptuous afternoon Prasad (offering).
Each year, the pandal showcases a different theme, adding to the excitement of the visitors.
Celebrity Encounters at CR Park Puja Pandal
CR Park, or Chittaranjan Park, hosts a puja pandal known for its grandeur. Celebrities and VIPs often grace the pandal, drawing devotees and enthusiasts alike.
Since 1976, this pandal has been decorated with different themes each year, enhancing the festive spirit.
Heritage Revered: Minto Road Puja Samiti
Minto Road Puja Samiti stands as one of Delhi’s oldest and most opulent Durga Puja pandals.
Since the 1940s, this pandal has been witness to Bengali devotees worshipping Goddess Durga.
The festivities include the distribution of divine Prasad. Visiting this pandal during Navratri is a memorable experience, transporting you to the essence of West Bengal’s Puja celebrations.
Kolkata’s Essence at Mela Ground Puja Pandal
Witnessing the Durga Puja pandal at Mela Ground is a treat for the senses. The decorations here are reminiscent of Kolkata’s grandeur, evoking the feeling of being in a Puja pandal in West Bengal.
The vibrant atmosphere and elaborate decorations make it an unforgettable experience, capturing the spirit of Kolkata’s festivities in Delhi.