OT Staff & Waquar Habib
Located in the clay-idol heart of Kolkata, this pandal fuses traditional craftsmanship with architectural elegance. Visitors admire sculpted idols and intricate décor amid artist workshops.
Known for its grand themes and immersive experience, Sreebhumi often tops visitor lists. In 2025, its creative lighting, scale, and innovation make it a must-visit pandal.
An enduring favourite in North Kolkata, Bagbazar blends heritage ambience with contemporary installations. Its combination of spiritual rituals and visual aesthetics draws large crowds.
Near Bagbazar Launch Ghat, Ahiritola emphasizes tradition, ritual authenticity, and cultural performances. Its atmosphere leans spiritual over spectacle yet remains among the city’s beloved pandals.
In South Kolkata, Chetla is noted for its bold and unusual themes. In 2025 it features a striking rudraksh motif, making it a standout in design and devotion.
This pandal is celebrated for its grand setup and imaginative visuals. In past years and 2025, Mudiali continues raising the bar in scale, theme creativity and crowd appeal.
A classic in central Kolkata, Hatibagan blends tradition with innovation. Its dynamic lighting, festive mood, and accessibility make it a reliable pick for Puja nights.
Rooted in eco awareness, Chaltabagan uses renewable lighting and solar elements. Its artistic shows and past Asian Paints Shamman awards make it one of Kolkata’s trendiest pandals.
In South Kolkata, Deshapriya Park hosts one of the city’s largest pandals. Its position on Rashbehari Avenue and scale attract both locals and visitors during Puja nights.
A well-known public pandal in South Kolkata, Bullygunge attracts huge footfalls. It fuses tradition with modern artistry and often features distinctive décor signifying its identity each year.