Where To Celebrate Chhath Puja In Delhi NCR? Ghats And Metro Routes

Chhath Puja is known to transform Delhi NCR into a vibrant hub of illuminated waterbanks, artificial waterbodies, traditional Chhath songs, and devotion. There are over 1,000 official ghats set up across East, West, North, South, and Central Delhi, creating dedicated venues for devotees or vratis to offer Usha Arghya (morning offering) or Sandhya Arghya (evening offering). So here is a list of the best places to celebrate Chhath Puja in Delhi NCR, along with metro routes. Check it out. 

Chhath Puja 2026 Ghats In Delhi NCR

1. ITO Chhath Ghat (Central Delhi)

ITO Ghat is located on the banks of the Yamuna River and is known for hosting one of the largest, oldest, and most iconic Chhath Puja gatherings in Delhi. You will see thousands of families gathering here with daura filled with sugarcane, seasonal fruits, and thekua, along with woven bamboo soop. If you wish to witness a high-energy traditional atmosphere and large community gatherings, along with easy access, this is the spot for sure. 

Metro Route: The nearest metro station to reach this ghat is ITO Metro Station on the Violet Line or Indraprastha Metro Station on the Blue Line. You can exit from Gate No. 2 or 3 at ITO Metro Station and reach the ghat easily after a 10-12 minute walk or a short e-rickshaw ride. If you exit from the Indraprastha Metro Station, the ghat is a 1.5 km auto ride away. 

2. Shyam Ghat, Jagatpur & Burari Ghats (North Delhi)

These riverside ghats serve the sprawling residential areas of Wazirabad, Jagatpur, and Burari. They offer expansive open grounds along the Yamuna for Chhath Puja observance. They are perfect for large crowds and open space in North Delhi. 

Metro Route: The nearest metro station to reach these ghats is Vishwa Vidyalaya Metro Station or GTB Nagar Metro Station on the Yellow Line. You can take a feeder e-rickshaw or an auto-rickshaw from Vishwa Vidyalaya station directly towards Burari or Jagatpur Ghats, which is approximately a journey of 15-20 minutes. 

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3. Vasudev Ghat & Kudesia Ghat (Kashmere Ghat)

Vasudev Ghat is a newly redeveloped, beautifully designed riverfront near ISBT Kashmere Gate. It is known to offer a safer, cleaner, and well-lit environment. The nearby Kudesia Ghat is also known as another historic spot that is frequented by devotees in Central and North Delhi. These ghats are perfect for families with children or elderly relatives looking for riverfront space and well-organized walkways. 

Metro Route: The nearest metro station to reach these ghats is the Kashmere Gate Metro Station (Red, Yellow, and Violet Line Interchange). You have to take the Kashmere Gate exit towards Yamuna Riverfront or Ring Road side, which is basically from Gate no. 5 or 6. The ghats are easily reachable on foot as they are located within 1 km of the station. 

4. Geeta Colony Ghat & Shastri Park Ghat (East Delhi)

East Delhi is known to house the vibrant Purvanchali community. This is what makes Shastri Park and Geeta Colony the prime focal points for overnight Chhath celebrations. They also host community tents and devotional musical programs or bhajan sandhyas. These ghats are best known for hosting night-long festivities and vibrant cultural programs between Sandhya Arghya and Usha Arghya. 

Metro Route: The nearest metro stations to reach these ghats are Laxmi Nagar Metro Station on the Blue Line and Shastri Park Metro Station on the Red Line. For reaching Shastri Park Ghat you can take direct exit from Shastri Park Metro Station and walk to the ghat as it is located within 1 km of distance. For Geeta Colony Ghat, you can take an auto or e-rickshaw from Nirman Vihar Metro Station or Laxmi Nagar Metro Station. 

5. Kalindi Kunj Ghat or Bhola Ghat (South-East Delhi)

Kalindi Kunj Ghat is known as a major venue for Chhath Puja for all the families that reside in Greater Noida, Sarita Vihar, Okhla, and Jasola. It is located at the border of Noida and South Delhi. It is the perfect spot for all the Noida and South Delhi residents who prefer a traditional riverbank setting. 

Metro Route: The nearest metro stations to reach this ghat are Okhla Bird Sanctuary Metro Station or Kalindi Kunj Metro Station on the Magenta Line. You can exit Kalindi Kunj Metro Station via Gate No. 1 or 2 and walk or take a short auto-rickshaw ride. The ghat approach roads are located just 500-800 meters away. 

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6. Dwarka Sector Parks & District Park Ghats

Dwarka features multiple model artificial Chhath ponds which are set up across DDA Parks, Sector 19, Sector 12, and Sector 11. They are best for controlled crowd movement, wide walking tracks, clean water, and hassle-free parking. 

Metro Route: The nearest metro stations are Dwarka Sector 11 and Dwarka Sector 12 Metro Stations on the Blue Line. You can either walk or take a quick e-rickshaw from the Blue Line Station and reach the sector park directly. 

7. Hindon Ghat

The Hindon riverfront in Ghaziabad is one of the largest single Chhath Puja venues in the entire NCR region. It is known for hosting lakhs of devotees from Vasundhara, Indirapuram, Vaishali, and Raj Nagar Extension. This ghat is perfect for witnessing grand-scale celebrations in Ghaziabad with elaborate lighting and music stages. 

Metro Route: The nearest metro station is the Hindon River Metro Station on the Red Line. Exit Hindon River Metro Station and then walk. The ghat is located within 500 meters of the station entrance. 

Note: This article was compiled after verifying current publicly available business information. 

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Summing Up

Chhath Puja in Delhi is celebrated with the same devotion as in Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh, so if you get a chance, do not miss out on it. We have listed all the important ghats and the metro routes to reach them conveniently to help you reach seamlessly. Another piece of advice we would like to share is to reach the ghat by 3:30 for the Sandhya Arghya and by 4:30 AM for Usha Arghya, so that you get a good spot and enough time for the setup.