Kolkata, West Bengal — Durga Puja is one of the most celebrated festivals in West Bengal, bringing together art, culture, devotion and community spirit. As Kolkata prepares for Durga Puja 2026, the city’s iconic landmarks and riverfront promise to add to the festive atmosphere.

Howrah Bridge, one of Kolkata’s most recognisable landmarks, offers a spectacular view after sunset. The illuminated steel structure and colourful reflections on the Hooghly River highlight the city’s unique charm. During the festive season, such views provide wonderful opportunities for residents and visitors to experience Kolkata’s beauty.

Millennium Park, situated along the Hooghly riverfront, is another attractive location for enjoying the city’s evening scenery. The sparkling lights, riverside atmosphere and reflections on the water create a memorable experience for families, tourists and photography enthusiasts.

Vidyasagar Setu, also known as the Second Hooghly Bridge, adds to Kolkata’s impressive nighttime skyline. Its elegant structure and illuminated surroundings reflect the city’s combination of modern infrastructure and cultural heritage.

Durga Puja is much more than a religious celebration. It represents togetherness, creativity, tradition and the vibrant spirit of Bengal. From beautifully decorated pandals and artistic Durga idols to cultural programmes and illuminated streets, Kolkata welcomes people from different places to share in the festivities.

As Durga Puja 2026 approaches, these iconic locations remind us why Kolkata remains a special destination during the festive season. The city’s lights, heritage and warm hospitality make the celebration an unforgettable experience.

Kolkata welcomes Durga Puja 2026 with pride, joy and the timeless spirit of Bengal.