243/2 Bidhanpally, Bansdroni, Kolkata 700084
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MADHYA BIDHAN PALLY SARBOJONIN PUJA MANDAP is a high-profile Durga Puja celebration in North Kolkata, attracting thousands of visitors every year.
81st year
Est. 1945
Platinum jubilee, 75 years and counting
High
Long queues and dense crowds. Go early or very late.
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