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Allow extra travel time around the main prayers. Consider public transport, agree a meeting point with your group and check current travel guidance before leaving. Keep the route back in mind as well as your arrival.
Come together on Mumbai’s shoreline. Sandhya programme: 15 November, 5:00 PM IST · Usha Arghya: 16 November morning. Plan your visit with Chhath Utsav Mahasangh.

Chhath Puja 2026 at Juhu Beach, Mumbai: the Mahasangh’s Sandhya programme begins on Sunday, . Usha Arghya follows on the morning of Monday, 16 November.
Juhu Beach, on Mumbai’s western shoreline, is associated with a long-running public Chhath celebration. Families gather for offerings to the setting and rising sun, carrying traditions from home into the life of the city.
The Mahasangh’s specific event zone and 2026 entry arrangements are awaiting announcement. A general map of Juhu Beach is a location reference, not an authorised entry route.
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The evening programme start is separate from the time of sunset worship. For Nahay Khay, Kharna and the complete four-day sequence, explore the Chhath Puja 2026 dates and ritual calendar.
Check the latest Samiti updates and current civic or traffic notices. Exact public transport connections, parking restrictions, accessible entry routes and drop-off arrangements for the 2026 gathering will be added once confirmed.
Bring drinking water for accompanying family members, essential medicines and a charged phone. Keep offerings in manageable baskets, take only what you need and plan how your group will return home. If you are observing the vrat, follow your family’s practice when preparing offerings and prasad.
For specific assistance, contact the Mahasangh before travelling. Exact locations of facilities, accessible routes and help desks will be shared with the local visitor instructions.
Explore photographs and films from Chhath at Juhu in 2023 and the 2022 celebration. The media coverage and newspaper archive trace the celebration across the years.
To help welcome devotees and care for the beach, explore volunteering and seva or write to volunteer@chhathutsav.org with your availability.
Juhu Beach is the setting for the Mahasangh’s long-running Chhath tradition. The precise 2026 event zone and entry points are awaiting official announcement.
No. Traffic and parking arrangements can change each year. Use the current 2026 notices when they are issued, rather than older advisories.
Contact the Mahasangh before travelling to discuss assistance. Exact accessible entry routes and on-site arrangements will be added to the visitor instructions.