All 210 Jagadhatri Puja pandals, 2026

From Sashthi to Dashami, Sunday 15 to Thursday 19 November 2026. Navami, Wednesday 18 November, is the main day, and the procession of lights goes round the town on Dashami night.

This guide lists 210 pujas, 206 of them on the map: 136 in Chandannagar, 35 in Mankundu and 39 in Bhadreswar. 180 are on the Chandernagore Central Jagadhatri Puja Committee (CCJPC) list.

By local tradition, Laxmiganj Chaulpatti (Adi Maa) is said to be 300+ years old and Adi Haldarpara (Burima) is said to be 250+ years old. Among recorded founding years: Laxmiganj Kaporepatti in 1766, Gourhati Tetultala in 1793, Bhadreswar Ganj in 1809 and Bagbazar in 1835.

15 committees: Uttaranchal Santan Sangha, Kundughat Uttar Purvanchal (Tetultala), Kalupukur, Khalisani Kalpukurdhar, Boubazar Sitalatala, Satghata, Mankundu (Sporting Club), Barasat Banerjee Para Madhyanchal, Dinemardanga Talpukurdhar, Dinemardanga Pratik Sangha, Bhadreswar Yubak Samiti, Bhadreswar Nimtala, Bhadreswar Chaldatala, Haritakitala and Angus.

Haridradanga, Boro Taldanga, Surer Pukur, Uttaranchal Santan Sangha, Kundughat Dalan, Boro Panchanantala, Boro Chapatala, Palpara, Sarishapara, Helapukur Dhar, Laxmigunj Bazar and Laxmiganj Kaporepatti, among others. The map's Famous filter shows all 32.

On Dashami, Thursday 19 November 2026, from about 6 PM until 7 AM the next morning. 68 committees take part with 245 lorries of light. The full order and times are at https://jagadhatri.in/procession/.

By train on the Howrah–Bardhaman main line to Chandannagar, Mankundu, Bhadreswar or Chuchura station, about an hour from Howrah, or by ferry across the Hooghly to Rani Ghat, Gondalpara or Telinipara ghat. The pandals are close together, so the best way round is on foot.

Yes: https://jagadhatri.in/map/ shows every pandal with walking directions, and the free Jagadhatri Guide app (Android and iPhone) works offline in the crowd. Every pandal also has its own page, listed below.