5 Must visit pandals in Delhi during Durga Puja

Durga puja, essentially a Bong festival celebrated in Kolkata is also a grand spectacle in the capital. You may find many lovely pandals in Delhi made by craftsmen who travel to the capital city especially to make the lovely pandals. Along with the blessings and beauty, food and dance are added reasons to visit the puja pandals.

With the festival just around the corner, the festivities can already be felt in the air. Although the recent rain poses an impediment, preparations are in full swing for grand pandals.

If you want to be a part of the celebration, here is a list of five great Durga Puja pandals in Delhi that you must visit-

CR Park

CR Park, also known as Chittranjan Park, is well-known for its breathtaking pandal and is frequently referred to as a 'Little Bengal'. It is one of Delhi's most magnificent and vibrant Durga Puja pandals where you can witness traditional customs. A person must unquestionably go to this location to see Dhunuchi Nach which takes place during the Durga puja.

Nearest metro station: Nehru Place

Matri Mandir, Safdurjung Enclave

It is a location that has the tranquil Kali Bari, and it is located right in the middle of Delhi. The Durga Puja celebration at Matri Mandir, which is in B 2 Block, is beautiful and traditional. Together with your bong pals, explore Matri Mandir's magnificent pandal.

Nearest metro station: AIIMS

Minto Road, Rajiv Chowk

This puja pandal has been a popular celebration place since 1940. Here you will find a gorgeous Durga Puja Pandal and a traditional one offering a wonderful fusion of Bengali tradition and culture. The greatest pushpanjali and 'Dhunuchi Nach' can be found at this pandal.

Nearest metro station: Rajiv Chowk

Kashmiri Gate

This is one of Delhi's most renowned and historic pandals. The Delhi Durga Puja Samiti, as this puja pandal is formally known, was founded in 1910. The silver and gold-decorated Devi statues in this pandal are quite amazing and stunning.

Nearest metro station: Civil Lines

New Delhi, Kali Bari

New Delhi Kali Bari should be at the top of your list if you wish to dance to Dhak rhythms. You can observe a sizable number of individuals waiting in lines for the 'bhog'. The Dakshin Delhi is another name for New Delhi Kali Bari. One of the oldest and most real locations to show the majestic celebration of the goddess Durga is Kali Bari.

Nearest metro stations: Vasant Vihar, Munirka and Sri Vishweshwaraiah

Bangiya Samaj Sector 6, Dwarka

Those who live in Dwarka, for whom seeing other parts of the city can occasionally be difficult, can go to Bangiya Samaj, Sector 6 Dwarka. You can even go to the cultural nights for a fair share of entertainment. Avoid excessive crowd, eat authentic Bengali food and take the blessings of Maa Durga.