Gurgaon Bengalee Association organises Gurugram's oldest Durga Puja, a tradition that began in 1982 and has grown alongside the city itself. What started as a small gathering of Bengali families has become one of the most anticipated cultural celebrations in the region, bringing together devotion, music, theatre and community spirit over five days of festivities.
Dates as per the Bengali Panchang and subject to final confirmation closer to the festival. Have a question? Check our FAQ →
Venue: HUDA Community Center, Sector 9, GurugramThe beginning of festivities as the community comes together to welcome the season.
Welcome ceremony of Maa Durga with traditional rituals and cultural programmes.
Morning puja, bhog distribution and community participation.
Pushpanjali, celebrations and cultural performances.
The final day of puja, marked by rituals of gratitude and community bhog.
Sindoor Khela, farewell rituals and immersion ceremony.
Organising Gurugram's oldest Durga Puja is a community effort, made possible by generous sponsors and donors each year. If you'd like to contribute — whether through sponsorship or a donation — we'd love to hear from you.
Become a SponsorPushpanjali is offered on Saptami, Ashtami and Navami mornings, following each day's auspicious timing. Exact schedule announced closer to the festival.
Free bhog is served to everyone across all five days — no cost, no membership required. Serving times announced closer to the festival.
Parking is available for all visitors at the venue — no restrictions.
Visit our FAQ page for answers on rituals, visiting tips, and everything else about GBA's Durga Puja.
Whether you're a long-time member or new to Gurugram, everyone is welcome to be part of our Durga Puja celebrations.
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