About this pandal
Nityananda Ashram runs its Durga Puja from an active ashram on Ashram Road in Cooch Behar's New Town, right next to the Torsa River's main idol-immersion ghat — the point where the majority of the town's 100-plus Durga idols are traditionally immersed on Dashami.
What to expect
Expect a more devotional atmosphere than the neighbourhood clubs, plus a front-row view of Cooch Behar's Dashami immersion procession if you stay through the final day.
Good to know
Durga Puja 2026 in Cooch Behar runs from Shashthi on 16 October to Vijaya Dashami on 21 October, with Maha Ashtami on 19 October drawing the biggest crowds across town. Located on Ashram Road, New Town, Cooch Behar, beside the Torsa River immersion ghat.
Quick answer
Why is Nityananda Ashram a good stop on Dashami?
It sits right beside the Torsa River's main immersion ghat, where the majority of Cooch Behar Municipality's Durga idols are traditionally taken for visarjan.
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