Zainab Khanam
Navratri is a time of devotion and festivity, and Mumbai's Durga Puja pandals are the heart of the celebration. Here’s a list of must-visit pandals this season.
Known for it's large Bengali population, Powai is a major hub for Durga Puja. The pandal at Hiranandani Gardens features cultural performances and a delectable bhog, drawing crowds from across the city.
One of Mumbai's oldest Durga pandals, celebrating 95 years of tradition, Bombay Durgabari Samiti combines Kolkata artistry with a modern twist, making it a must-visit for devotees.
Mumbaichi Mauli is a standout among the many pandals in Pratiksha Nagar. Known for it's grand procession and rich history, it’s a beloved spot for devotees during Navratri.
The iconic Bengal Club at Shivaji Park in Dadar West is renowned for it's 2.5-acre pandal, eco-friendly idols, and traditional Bengali rituals. A highlight is the Dhunuchi dance and conch-blowing competition in the evenings.
The Chembur Durga Puja Association is a renowned community organization in Mumbai, dedicated to celebrating the cultural heritage of the Bengali community through the annual Durga puja festivities.
Located in Andheri West this pandal is famous for it's celebrity sightings, the Dhunuchi Naach, and a beautifully adorned idol. It's a perfect spot for those seeking a grand celebration.
Parel chi Devi is a top attraction for Navratri in Parel. Located near the railway station in Kamgar Maidan, it offers an easily accessible darshan of Durga Devi, drawing worshippers from all corners of Mumbai.