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Durga Puja 2026 Pandals In Delhi: Beyond CR Park; Top 7 Places For Authentic Bengali Celebrations

If you want to avoid the massive CR Park crowd and explore authentic celebrations, here are the top 7 pandals you must visit in Delhi for Durga Puja 2026.
Updated:- 2026-10-13, 12:03 IST
Durga Puja 2026 Delhi pandals

When you think of Durga Puja in Delhi, your mind will go straight to Chittaranjan Park (CR Park), which is also called Mini Kolkata in the national capital. But Delhi's Pujo celebration goes far beyond CR Park. The capital is home to some of the most beautiful celebrations for Durga Puja, also dating back to the 1900s.

Durga Puja 2026 Pandals In Delhi:

If you want to avoid the massive CR Park crowd and explore authentic celebrations, here are the top 7 pandals you must visit.

 

Pandal Name

Location

Key Highlights and Features

Nearest Metro Station

Kashmere Gate Durga Puja(Delhi Durga Puja Samiti)

Bengali Sr. Sec. School, Alipur Road, Civil Lines

Daaker Saaj idols, iconic bullock cart procession during Dashami visarjan

Kashmere Gate / Civil Lines (Red and Yellow Lines)

Minto Road Puja Samity

Deen Dayal Upadhyay Marg, Minto Road

Warm family-gathering atmosphere, lively Dhunuchi Naach competitions

Rajiv Chowk (Blue and Yellow Lines)

Arambagh Durga Puja Samiti

Durga Puja Park, Arambagh, Paharganj

Grand scale, elaborate artistic infrastructure, eco-friendly themes

RK Ashram Marg (Blue Line)

Timarpur & Civil Lines Puja Samity

Timarpur / Civil Lines Area

Deep-rooted traditional rituals, vibrant festive atmosphere

Vishwavidyalaya / Civil Lines (Yellow Line)

Greater Kailash (GK-2) Durga Puja

M-Block Market Ground, Greater Kailash II

Energetic crowd, famous for health-conscious bhog cooked in organic ingredients and olive oil

Greater Kailash (Magenta Line)

Ekotan Durga Puja Park

Aikotaan Durga Puja Park, Sector 4, Dwarka

Community-focused vibe, daily aarti, cultural programs, traditional food stalls

Dwarka Sector 8 (Blue Line)

Kali Bari Mayur Vihar Phase-1

Pocket 2, Mayur Vihar Phase 1

Strict traditional Bengali rituals, Dhunuchi Naach, Rabindra Sangeet, resident drama performances

Mayur Vihar Phase-1 (Blue and Pink line)

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1. Kashmere Gate Durga Puja (Delhi Durga Puja Samiti)

Established in 1910, this is Delhi’s oldest Durga Puja and is well known for Daaker Saaj idols and the iconic bullock cart procession during Dashami visarjan. The nearest metro station is Kashmere Gate or Civil Lines.

2. Minto Road Puja Samity

Established in 1940, Minto Road Puja Samity has a warm family-gathering atmosphere along with lively Dhunuchi Naach competitions. The nearest metro station for this location is Rajiv Chowk (Blue and Yellow Line).

3. Arambagh Durga Puja Samiti (Paharganj)

Arambagh Durga Puja Samiti is known for its grand scale, elaborate artistic infrastructure, and unique eco-friendly themes every year. The nearest metro station is RK Ashram Marg.

4. Timarpur & Civil Lines Puja Samity

Timarpur & Civil Lines Puja Samity is a beautiful celebration where you will see deep rooted traditions and vibrant Durga Puja festivities. The nearest metro station is Vishwavidyalaya or Civil Lines.

5. Greater Kailash (GK-2) Durga Puja

Greater Kailash (GK-2) Durga Puja is a vibrant Durga Puja celebration, where you will find a happening crowd, and it is also famous for its nutritious, health-conscious bhog prepared with organic ingredients and olive oil. The nearest metro station is Greater Kailash.

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6.  Ekotan Durga Puja Park

Located at Dwarka Sector 8, this puja pandal gives a festive vibe with vibrant local community pujas. This features daily aarti, cultural programs, and traditional food stalls. The nearest metro station to Dwarka Sector 8 is the Dwarka Sector 8 Metro Station.

7. Kali Bari Mayur Vihar Phase-1

Kali Bari Mayur Vihar Phase-1 provides a clean and culturally rich Durga Puja pandal, established in 1984. It focuses strictly on traditional Bengali rituals, and you will witness traditional dhunuchi naach, Rabindra Sangeet, and drama performances organised by local residents.

This year, before making plans to visit Durga Pandals, check our list. You will expect some crowd but do not forget to enjoy. Have some street food, authentic Bengali sweets and mela. 

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