Order Chhath Puja Samagri in Delhi

Delhi's Chhath is spread right across the city. Purvanchali households are concentrated in areas like Laxmi Nagar, Pandav Nagar, Mayur Vihar, Uttam Nagar, the outer Dwarka sectors, Rohini and the trans-Yamuna colonies, and the government now maintains dozens of dedicated ghats along the Yamuna — at ITO, Kalindi Kunj, Kudsia Ghat, Geeta Colony and Sonia Vihar — for the Arghya. Crowds are large, parking is close to impossible, and families usually split the duties across those four days.

Samagri is the part you can plan for. Chhath needs a bamboo soop and daura, sugarcane with leaves, whole turmeric and ginger, wheat flour, ghee and jaggery for thekua, earthen diyas, and a fruit set of coconut, banana, sweet lime, water chestnut and custard apple. We bundle these into Chhath kits and also list every item on its own, so you can match your own ghar ki vidhi, then deliver to your locality on a date you set inside the booking window.

The alternative is a trip to Gandhi Nagar market, or the seasonal stalls near the ghats on Kharna day, in festival traffic, hoping the good bamboo has not gone. A booking a few days out removes that entirely.