Illustrative festival artwork; not a photograph of a 2026 Singapore pandal.
New to Singapore and wondering where to experience Durga Puja? Community celebrations span the island, from Farrer Park to the east and west. Some organisers have announced their 2026 plans; for others, the locations below are previous venues only, not confirmed places to visit this year.
Durga Puja 2026: pandals, dates and contacts
Check the status before setting out. “Previous venue” does not mean that location is confirmed for 2026.
| Organiser | 2026 status | Venue / area | Dates | Contact / website |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bengali Association Singapore (BAS) | 2026 venue and start confirmed | Open ground between Owen Road, Burmah Road and Farrer Park Station Road, next to Farrer Park HospitalFarrer Park | From 16 Oct · five-day celebration | +65 9655 1463mc@bas.sgBAS website ↗ |
| Singapore Indian Puja Association (SIPA) | 2026 details to be announced | Singapore Sindhi Association, 795 Mountbatten Road (previous venue)Mountbatten | TBC | +65 9107 3173sipa.live01@gmail.comSIPA website ↗ |
| Probashi Bengali Association (Singapore) | 2026 details to be announced | Arya Samaj Temple, 113 Syed Alwi Road (previous venue)Little India | TBC | 2026 contact not verified |
| Bengali Community Singapore (BCS) | 2026 dates confirmed; venue to check | Chinese Garden, 161 Boon Lay Way (previous venue)Jurong | 17–21 Oct 2026 | +65 9027 9465info@bengalics.orguttom.nag@gmail.comBCS website ↗ |
| Singapore Coastal Connect (SiCCon) | Check organiser for 2026 details | Begonia Pavilion, Pasir Ris (previous venue)Pasir Ris | Confirm with organiser | +65 9132 5582Singapore Coastal Connect ↗ |
| Bangla Universal Society Singapore | 2026 details to be announced | Upper Dickson Road (recent venue)Little India / Jalan Besar | TBC | 2026 contact not verified |
| Ramakrishna Mission Singapore | 2026 calendar dates published | 179 Bartley Road, Singapore 539784Bartley | 18–21 Oct 2026 (festival calendar) | +65 6288 9077office@ramakrishna.org.sgRamakrishna Mission ↗ |
2026 announcements checked: BAS event notice, BCS invitation and Ramakrishna Mission festival calendar.
What to know about each celebration
Bengali Association Singapore (BAS)
BAS is marking 70 years in 2026. Its official announcement confirms the Farrer Park site, a 16 October start, and five days of puja, cultural performances, adda and bhog.
Singapore Indian Puja Association (SIPA)
SIPA’s site shows the Mountbatten address alongside its 2025 celebration. Confirm the 2026 venue and programme with the organiser before travelling.
Probashi Bengali Association (Singapore)
The Syed Alwi Road location is a past reference, not a confirmed 2026 venue. A current Singapore-specific official site or 2026 contact has not been verified.
Bengali Community Singapore (BCS)
BCS has announced 17–21 October for its 2026 Durgotsav. Its invitation confirms the dates, but the Chinese Garden location in this guide remains a previous-venue reference until confirmed for 2026.
Singapore Coastal Connect (SiCCon)
SiCCon has been associated with Durgotsav at Begonia Pavilion. The supplied draft mentions a 2026 date announcement, but we could not independently verify the current schedule or venue; check directly before visiting.
Bangla Universal Society Singapore
Upper Dickson Road is a recent-venue reference. The 2026 programme and public contact details have not been independently verified.
Ramakrishna Mission Singapore
The Mission’s 2026–27 festival calendar lists Saptami on 18 October through Vijaya Dashami on 21 October. This is a temple-based place for prayers rather than a community pandal; check its website for visiting hours and programme.
Which Puja should you visit?
For central Singapore, start with the confirmed BAS celebration at Farrer Park; keep an eye on announcements from Probashi and Bangla Universal Society around Little India. In the east, check SiCCon in Pasir Ris and SIPA in Mountbatten. In the west, BCS has announced its dates, but confirm its venue. For a quieter temple-based observance, consult Ramakrishna Mission’s Bartley programme.
You do not have to be Bengali to attend, but arrangements vary. Check directly with each organiser for entry, daily timings, cultural programmes and bhog before you go.
Where to verify: This article is general editorial information, not legal, immigration, medical or financial advice. Requirements can change. Check the relevant Singapore government agency or a qualified professional for advice about your situation.
