Delhi is home to a thriving Bengali community. Naturally, this vibrant community brings with it their favorite annual celebration—Durga Puja. Today, Delhi hosts more than 100 Durga Pujas, and the number continues to grow every year, reflecting the city’s enthusiasm for preserving and sharing Bengali traditions.
Durga Puja, the season of dhaak and dhunuchi is one of the most-awaited festivals for Bengalis to celebrate the victory of Goddess Durga over Mahishasur. This five to six days long festivity involve pandal hopping, hogging on street food, adda and watching cultural shows.
Planning to celebrate Durga Puja in C.R. Park? Don’t worry—this guide has everything you need to know, from the best way to get there to the must-visit pandals and food stalls.
Durga Puja is one of India’s most cherished annual festivals, eagerly awaited not just by Bengalis but by people across the country. While it’s the largest festival celebrated in Bengal, it brings together communities from all over India and South Asia in a shared experience of splendor and joy.
