Why we built this
Every year, finding out which pujas are worth visiting means scrolling through Facebook posts, WhatsApp forwards and newspaper award lists. Nothing puts them together on one map. DurgaPujaPandal.com does: one page per town and district, with each club's locality, awards and one-tap directions, plus a route planner for pandal hopping.
How the listings are made
Our Tripura listings come from public records: the state's Sharad Samman 2025 results, Agartala Municipal Corporation's zone awards, the Youth Affairs department's Nesha Mukta awards, press coverage of long-running big-budget pujas, and the Nehru Yuva Kendra youth-club directory.
- Confirmed pujas appear in a public record of a Durga Puja, such as an award list or a news report.
- Unconfirmed clubs are registered local clubs from the NYK directory. We have not yet confirmed that they hold a Durga Puja, so they are labelled and kept off the town pages until someone confirms them.
Map links search Google Maps by club name and locality, so a pin is only as accurate as Maps. Themes and timings change every year, so check with the club before you travel.
Who runs it
DurgaPujaPandal.com is an independent, non-commercial project created by Riten Debnath and kept up to date with help from local volunteers. It is not affiliated with any government department, broadcaster or puja committee.
Help us grow
We are adding more states, starting with places where local volunteers step forward. If you know the pujas in your para, you can add them, confirm an unconfirmed club, send photos or become a city captain.
Know a puja we've missed?
Add the pandals in your para. Every listing credits the person who added it.