There is one event that stands out in the hearts of every Kolkata people, and that is “Durga Puja.” This festival has expanded to epic dimensions over the years, and its pandals are nothing short of magnificent works of art. Among the many beautiful places, Sreebhumi is one of those that conveys passion with enthusiasm. This year, Sreebhumi is all set to delight the city with its eye-catching pandal that is themed after Disneyland. 

As the monsoon begins, Kolkata transforms into the fall colors of Ashwin, the seventh month of the lunisolar Hindu calendar. On Mahalaya, which is celebrated seven days before the puja celebrations, dramatist Birendra Kishore Bhadra’s touching prayer to the goddess is carried by the wind at dawn. 

It’s a special occasion since it’s where the people of Kolkata have many memories permanently carved in their hearts. Sreebhumi in Kolkata has a classic appeal that draws in both locals and tourists alike. The moment the calendar flips to the much-awaited month of October, Kolkata begins counting down the days to its annual pilgrimage to the Sreebhumi Club’s Durga Puja pandal.

Sreebhumi: Where Tradition Meets Imagination

Sreebhumi, which also made the Burj-Khalifa-inspired pandal in 2022, pays tribute to the magical world of Disney this year. People from all social backgrounds come together to celebrate this holiday, and this year’s theme looks like a great show-stopper. As soon as you enter your childhood fantasies come to life. The pandal is a beautiful mashup of fairy tales, castles, and Disney characters.

From Mickey Mouse, and Donald Duck to Cinderella's lovely carriage, every element has been carefully created to capture the wonder of Disney word. As you move through the pandal, you’ll pass life-size statues of your favorite Disney heroes and heroines with the replica of the magical Disney Castle. The feeling there is nothing short of divine, and the attention to detail is remarkable.

Durga Puja in Kolkata’s Sreebhumi is more than simply a pretty sight. It’s about revisiting the past, making wonderful memories, and celebrating life with loved ones. It’s about the mouthwatering smells of street food, the steady rhythms of the dhak (traditional drum), and the bright colors that erupt across the city during the festivities.

It begs the question of what draws people to Sreebhumi year after year. The answer is quite straightforward, it’s the love for tradition and the vibe that fills the air. Durga Puja is not just a religious occasion, it’s a festival of art, culture, and togetherness. Sreebhumi, in particular, is known for its stubborn dedication to providing a unique experience with each passing year.