How Pujo Guide works
A free, no-account guide to Durga Puja: sourced pandal listings, a local guide for Kolkata and Dhaka, and cartoon games you can share.
- 97 pandal listings
- 11 countries
- every one cited
Honest by design
Sourced
Every pandal links to the pages it came from, with the date we last checked.
Clearly labelled
Confirmed, historical and awaiting-verification entries look different, and the edition year is always shown.
Simple and private
No sign-up, no accounts, no ads. Games run in your browser; the name you type never leaves it unless you add yourself to the leaderboard. Crowd reports and game results are stored anonymously (a random device id, never a name), and visits are counted with Google Analytics.
Coverage is partial: this is a curated starting set, not a list of every pandal in the world. More entries are added only when they can be sourced.
Questions
- What is Pujo Guide?
- A free, mobile-friendly guide to festivals. It has an interactive map and directory of Durga Puja pandals, plus funny shareable games, in English and Bangla.
- Does it list every Durga Puja pandal in the world?
- No. It is a curated set built from cited sources, and each entry shows its year, status and sources. We would rather show less than guess.
- How exact are the map pins?
- Most pins are approximate (area or city level), not the exact spot of the pandal. Check the organisers' announcements before you travel.
- Is it available in Bangla?
- Yes. Every page exists in English and বাংলা. Use the language switch at the top of any page.