Kolkata Durga Puja pandal list 2026

কলকাতার পুজো প্যান্ডেল তালিকা ২০২৬

159 curated pandals in 21 walkable areas of north, central, east and south Kolkata, for Durga Puja 2026 (17 to 21 October). Headline pujas are listed first in each area. Open a pandal for its nearest metro station, queue times, the pandals within a short walk, a route map link, and places to eat or find a toilet nearby. Or let the planner pick a route from where you are.

How to use this pandal list

Kolkata has roughly three thousand community pujas; this list is the few hundred worth a detour, chosen for the pandal, the idol or the heritage of the house, and pinned by hand from open map data. It is not a ranking: the famous names and the quiet neighbourhood pujas on the same lane sit side by side, because the quiet ones are where you go when the queue at a headline pandal is an hour long.

For a north Kolkata or south Kolkata pandal hopping route in walking order, open the area pages. For the pandals you can reach from a particular station, use pandals near each metro station. Salt Lake and Rajarhat are not covered yet.

The best-known Durga Puja pandals in Kolkata

The headline pujas, the ones with citywide crowds and the longest queues, are Badamtala Ashar Sangha, Bagbazar Sarbojanin Durgotsav, Chetla Agrani Club, Deshapriya Park Sarbojanin, Ekdalia Evergreen Club, Kumartuli Sarbojanin, Maddox Square, Md. Ali Park, Mudiali Club, Naktala Udayan Sangha, Nalin Sarkar Street Sarbojanin, Santosh Mitra Square, Shobhabazar Rajbari, Singhi Park Sarbojanin, Sreebhumi Sporting Club, Suruchi Sangha and Tala Prattoy. Each page says how long the queue runs at peak and when to go instead.

North Kolkata

Maniktala – Amherst Street (7)

Ultadanga – Telengabagan (3)

Central Kolkata

Janbazar – Taltala (3)

East Kolkata

South Kolkata

Behala – Barisha (5)

Bhowanipore – Hazra (15)

Chetla – New Alipore (3)

Gariahat – Ballygunge (19)

Jodhpur Park – Selimpur – Dhakuria (9)

Khidirpur (5)

Lake Road – Rashbehari – Kalighat (13)

Naktala – Bansdroni (3)

The 159 pandals, A to Z