By Bharat travel guideServing as the cultural gateway to Northeast India, Guwahati celebrates Durga Puja with grand community warmth, exquisite indigenous craftsmanship, and vibrant devotion. Over 500 community pandals adorn the banks of the majestic Brahmaputra River, turning the city into an open-air exhibition of organic Assam architectural heritage.
From the historic grounds of Latasil and Bishnupur to the colossal artisan pavilions of Maligaon, Guwahati's pandals are world-renowned for sustainable bamboo and cane weaving, and the breathtaking sunset immersions along the Brahmaputra.
📍 Guwahati Durga Puja: Fast Facts
| Location | Guwahati (Latasil, Bishnupur, Maligaon & Paltan Bazar), Assam |
| Craftsmanship | Eco-Friendly Assam Golden Bamboo, Cane Weaving & Muga Silk |
| Immersion Site | Kachomari Ghat & Pandu Ghat on the Brahmaputra River |
How to Reach Guwahati Durga Puja Pandals
Guwahati is well connected via Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport (GAU) and Guwahati Junction (GHY) / Kamakhya Junction. City ASTC buses, e-rickshaws, and app cabs operate round-the-clock during festival days.
