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Siliguri Durga Puja Pandal Map 2026

All 83 pandals across 28 neighbourhoods on one map. Search by name, pick an area, and open turn-by-turn directions.

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Pandal score on every pin

Each pin shows the Pujo Pandal score out of 10. Darker maroon pins (9.4 and above) mark the year’s biggest theme and heritage installations.

Entrance-level pins

Pins mark where visitors actually enter for 2026, not the middle of the para, so directions don’t lead you into closed alleys.

Your live location

Tap the location button on the map (or “Near Me” in the menu) to see the blue dot and the pandals around you. Your location stays on your phone.

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Every pandal on the map, zone by zone

Siliguri’s pandals fall into five zones. Most visitors cover one or two zones an evening — read the zone-wise guide for the best order.

Central Siliguri · 43

6 with parking · Hakimpara, Ashrampara, Babupara, Mahananda Para

South & South-Central · 13

7 with parking · Deshbandhupara, Shaktigarh, Milanpally, South Colony

East & Sevoke Road corridor · 12

11 with parking · Haiderpara, Punjabi Para, Surya Nagar, Bharat Nagar

North Siliguri · 5

5 with parking · Central Colony, Champasari

West, Junction & Rajganj · 10

9 with parking · Matigara, Uttarayon, Pradhannagar, Fulbari

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Pandal map: FAQs

Is there a Durga Puja pandal map for Siliguri 2026?

Yes — this page shows all 83 Siliguri pandals for 2026 on one interactive map, each pinned at its 2026 venue. Search by name, filter by area, theme, traditional pujas or parking, and tap a pin for directions.

Does the pandal map work on my phone without an app?

Yes. It runs in any mobile browser. Allow location to see where you are, then open Google Maps from any pandal for turn-by-turn directions.

How do I plan a route through several pandals?

Save pandals with the bookmark button and open your saved plan, or let the smart route planner pick and order pandals for your start point, travel mode and time.

Why is the pin slightly away from the main road?

Pins mark the pandal entrance used by visitors, not the centre of the locality, so you are not sent into a lane that is closed on Pujo nights.