Sharadotsav 5.4.9

Since ancient times, Goddess Durga has been revered with deep devotion. The celebration of Durga Puja marks the arrival of Goddess Durga and her children in autumn, amidst the backdrop of blue skies and billowy white clouds. Through the years, Durga Puja has transcended its religious origins to become a socio-cultural phenomenon that engages individuals from all walks of life, regardless of their religious beliefs, caste, or creed.

The beautifully crafted idols of the Goddess and the spectacular pandals showcase exceptional artistry and creativity. The heritage pujas uphold age-old traditions that have been passed down through centuries. Also known as Sharodia utsav, the Durga Puja festival in Kolkata and across West Bengal entices numerous visitors from India and beyond, drawing them during this festive period. The Tourism Department organizes special Puja packages, fostering a connection between the global community and the authentic essence of Biswa Bangla.

The unique allure of the Durga Puja carnival is undeniably captivating. This essential event not only serves as a vibrant celebration but also as a means to showcase Bengal's cultural richness to the world. Additionally, a dedicated Mobile App enhances the experience for visitors, offering seamless navigation through pandal-hopping and providing valuable information right at their fingertips.