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Six Delhi Durga Puja Pandals to Visit in 2026
The article points visitors to six places in Delhi to experience Durga Puja in 2026.
They include traditions from Chittaranjan Park, Civil Lines and Mandir Marg.
Many people visit in the evening, when there is aarti, dancing and live music.
Daytime visits are usually quieter.
Visitors can see the idols and the decorated pandals.
Food is also part of the experience, with stalls selling Bengali dishes.
Some older celebrations serve bhog during the rituals.
People from beyond the Bengali community also come to enjoy the festivities.
The article highlights six Delhi pandals representing long-standing and well-known Durga Puja traditions.
The traditions span locations including Chittaranjan Park, Civil Lines and Mandir Marg.
Evenings often attract the largest crowds, with aarti, dhunuchi dance and live music.
Daytime visits are described as quieter and offer a closer look at idols and pandal artistry.
Food stalls serve Bengali staples, while older pujas also offer bhog as part of the rituals.
- Who
- Visitors to Delhi’s Durga Puja celebrations.
- What
- A guide to six notable Durga Puja pandals in Delhi.
- Where
- Delhi, including Chittaranjan Park, Civil Lines and Mandir Marg.
- When
- Durga Puja 2026.
- Why
- The pandals offer opportunities to experience Puja rituals, artistry, music and food.
Key facts
- Year
- 2026
- Pandals highlighted
- Six
- Locations named
- Chittaranjan Park, Civil Lines and Mandir Marg
- Evening activities
- Aarti, dhunuchi dance and live music
- Daytime experience
- Quieter visits and a closer look at idols and pandal artistry
- Food
- Bengali staples at stalls; bhog at older pujas







