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Top Pandals to Visit During Durga Puja in Kolkata
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The Durga Puja Festival in Kolkata is coming in just few days and it’s the time to discover the festive mood amongst the Bengalis.
it is a bigger that holds the age old tradition and culture and show brightness it is the time when you can get hold of people in traditional wears. During the Durga Puja Festival the city explodes with more than thousand thematic and colourful pandals and reveals several forms of goddess Durga idols, thus pulling in a huge number of crowds and making it one of the biggest festivals in the world. So below we have mention the best pandals list of Kolkata all the time -

Santosh Mitra Square

Their team Hosting Durga Puja for more than 80 years, Santosh Mitra Square is a popular name when it comes to top Durga Pujo pandals in Kolkata. If you remember, in 2017 this pandal became extremely popular by choosing the London Theme. In which Goddess Durga was seen in a Buckingham Palace like settings. This year too, the committee has decided to do something that can pull a huge crowd – the pandal is likely to be house a chariot made of 10 tonnes of silver. The height of the pandal will be around 60 ft in 2018. The saree won by Goddess Durga will weigh 30 kg of gold.

College Square

Situated at College Street, which is around 1.5 km lenth, College Square is strikingly expressive for must see Durga Puja in Kolkata. Established in 1948, this square sits on the bank of a lake and when during the Durgotsav the entire place is festooned with lights, The College Street is most famous for its small and big bookstores. which gives it the nickname Boi Para (Colony of Books). People from whole city and different parts of the state gathers here for their books. the place looks absolutely surreal. The pretty reflection is something, nobody wants to miss out on, and thus, you’d see College Square jam-packed.

Bagbazar

Bagbazar (also spelt Baghbazar) is a neighbourhood of north Kolkata, in Kolkata district in the Indian state of West Bengal. The citadel of the Bengali aristocracy. Bagbazar has played an active role in growth and development of Kolkata.
Bagbazar is in great location. Recognized to be the one of the oldest Durga Pujo pandals in the city, Since the place has been in presence for such a significant lot, it normally has the preferring among local people who come here to observe acclaimed Bagbazar Sarbojanin Durgotsav and Exhibition. One can savor the customary methods for Puja here alongside straightforward stylistic theme that reclaims one in time. A fair happens here amid the Durgotsav when one can likewise appreciate different rides and eat to their heart's substance. 


Hindustan Park

This Puja Pandal is known for illustration an extensive number of individuals amid Durgotsav every year, the reason being its stunning subjects. The place has been facilitating the Puja Pandal from around 1932 and as far back as possessed the capacity to catch the eye of the general population. Every year, you would an intriguing topic, or, in other words and skillfully fused on Durgotsav.

Hindustan Club

On Sarat Bose Road, Hindustan Club has been a well known milestone in Kolkata. The club is likewise famous for facilitating Durga Pujo in the customary way with subjects that win hearts. Every year, the club attempts to think of a fascinating topic which is effective in attracting an extensive mass to it.

Samaj Sebi Sangh

Situated on Lake View Road in South Kolkata, Samaj Sebi Sangh is famous for its traditional themes. The Sangh is also known to incorporate social messages in their themes like women empowerment and right parenting and in the pandal interiors one can get the glimpse of it clearly.

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