WALLDORF DURGA PUJA 2023
“Aschhe Bochhor Aabar hobe” – Will be continued next year…With this promise on the Final day of 2022 Durga Puja and the Enthusiasm running in our Veins, we are thrilled to announce that we will continue our Walldorf Durga Puja next Year in 2023, but only at a bigger scale. The ideology is simple but the same even this year. This is “Our Durga Puja” where importance lies on both the keywords: “Our” and “Durga Puja”. We believe that 2022 was successful not only because of the blessing of Maa Durga, but also because of the contribution from each and every member. May it be the very first Zoom session or making the Pandal, inviting the guests, arranging the Tea, Bhog, food distribution, Raavan Dahan, Ramleela or the Final Cultural Event, every activity was a manifestation of the seer dedication, sincerity, love and devotion.
Thus, it is high time to start planning for the 2023 Walldorf Durga Puja.
Celebration Dates: October 21st, 22nd, 23rd and 24th 2023
Venue: Grillhute Walldorf
Maha Saptami
Maha Saptami is day 7 of the 10-day long Durga Puja festival. Saptami means 7 in Sanskrit. This Hindu festival is celebrated all over India. It is also celebrated in other countries around the world where the Indian diaspora has settled
Maha Ashtami
Maha Navami
Maha Navami is the ninth day of the Durga Puja festival. It is the final day of worship before Vijaya Dashami, the end of Navratri.
Vijaya Dashami
Vijayadashami, also known as Dussehra, Dasara or Dashain, is a major Hindu festival celebrated at the end of Navaratri every year.
A perfect balance of faith, festivity & joy
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Durga Puja
To some, Durga Puja is about faith – glory of Maa Durga and victory over Demon Mahishashur symbolizes good prevailing over evil. The 10-days Puja entails several intricate traditional and religious rituals. But, to others, Durga Puja is about the festivities, mother of all celebrations, immersive week of fun and frolic but also yearlong anticipation and preparation. Notwithstanding age, Durga Puja has something to offer everyone. As we Indians spread across the world, Durga Puja is our nostalgic tryst with our own culture that binds us a community. We the people of “Walldorf Durga Puja”, make our own humble attempt to live the annual celebrations and pass on the batton of tradition to the generations to come. Bolo Durga Mai ki Jai…
Memories
Some glimpses of the magic of Walldorf Durga Puja 2021 (12th to 15th October) – a home away from home for devotees of Maa!
Our Special Team
Representatives of the Devoted Team behind the idea to organize Durga Puja in Walldorf
A proud Indian, born and brought up in Delhi, feels a huge responsibility to carry forward our esteemed culture and tradition to next generation in a foreign land. If this resonates with you, do encourage and guide me through my email id at ashwanisri@gmail.com
Durga Pooja, Ram Navami or Dussehra, call these auspicious days by any name – these have been the most awaited festive days during my childhood. Now I am cherishing those memories by celebrating it here in Walldorf. Contact me at Bharati.srivastava@gmail.com
The Melas, Pandals around Durga Puja & Navratri interwoven in our faith always kept me spell bound since the childhood. Let us rekindle our “Matribhoomi”memories and seek blessings of Maa Durga in the “karmabhoomi”of Walldorf. minakshi.rai1@gmail.com
Hailing from Tripura (North East India), I am currently living in Walldorf and devoted to the service of Maa Durga. Please reach out to me for any query regarding Walldorf Durga Puja.
Contact me at pragjyoti.bhowmik@gmail.com
Durga Pujo 2021 Walldorf, Germany
Durga Pujo 2021 Walldorf, Germany
Ramleela - Walldorf Durga Puja 2021
Rupamdehi - Cultural Event
Anjali - Walldorf Durga Puja 2021
Some of the Videos of 2021 Durga Puja
Some highlight here.
Durga Puja is celebrated with a perfect combination of various events like Ramleela, Sindur Khela, Dance, Singing, Poetry and other cultural Activities
