| City |
State |
Celebration Highlights |
| Kolkata |
West Bengal |
Famous for massive artistic pandals, traditional dhunuchi dance, and grand visarjan processions. Known as the heart of Durga Puja. |
| Delhi |
Delhi NCR |
Hosted by Bengali associations with cultural programs, authentic Bengali food, and traditional rituals across CR Park, Dwarka, and other areas. |
| Mumbai |
Maharashtra |
Major celebrations by Bengali communities in Powai, Chembur, and Navi Mumbai. Features live music, cultural events, and artistic pandals. |
| Bangalore |
Karnataka |
Known for community-led celebrations with a blend of tradition and modern performances in areas like Whitefield, Indiranagar, and Koramangala. |
| Pune |
Maharashtra |
Traditional and cultural celebration by Bengali societies featuring idol immersion processions and classical dance performances. |
| Hyderabad |
Telangana |
Celebrated with enthusiasm by Bengali and local communities. Key venues include Secunderabad and Banjara Hills with cultural stalls and rituals. |
| Chennai |
Tamil Nadu |
Bengali communities in Besant Nagar and T. Nagar organize elaborate celebrations blending South Indian hospitality with East Indian devotion. |
| Patna |
Bihar |
Durga Puja is celebrated with grandeur at Dak Bungalow and Boring Road with vibrant processions, pandals, and traditional music. |
| Guwahati |
Assam |
Famous for colorful and eco-friendly pandals with a strong cultural flavor blending Assamese and Bengali traditions. |
| Varanasi |
Uttar Pradesh |
Durga Puja blends with traditional Navratri rituals, devotional songs, and spiritual ceremonies along the Ganges Ghats. |
| Ranchi |
Jharkhand |
The city hosts large-scale community pujas with impressive idols and pandals reflecting tribal and urban cultural mix. |
| Agartala |
Tripura |
Durga Puja here is as grand as in Bengal with magnificent pandals and community feasts organized by local clubs and temples. |