Tourist Attractions

Kolkata is home to an array of attractions that reflect its historic, cultural, and spiritual identity.

• Victoria Memorial – An iconic marble structure dedicated to Queen Victoria, surrounded by lush gardens.

• Howrah Bridge – A marvel of engineering and a symbol of the city, bustling with life and movement.

• Dakshineswar Kali Temple – A revered spiritual site with stunning riverside views.

• Indian Museum – One of the oldest and largest museums in India, showcasing art, archaeology, and anthropology.

• Marble Palace – A 19th-century mansion featuring rare artworks, sculptures, and antiques.

• Eco Park – A sprawling urban park perfect for boating, cycling, and nature walks.

• Park Street – Known for its restaurants, colonial architecture, and nightlife.

• Kumartuli – The artisan district where clay idols for Durga Puja are crafted.

Things to Do

A trip to Kolkata is incomplete without immersing yourself in its activities and experiences.

• Savor Bengali Cuisine – Relish dishes like macher jhol (fish curry), shorshe ilish, and Kolkata’s famous rolls.

• Boat Ride on the Hooghly River – Witness the cityscape from a serene riverside perspective.

• Attend a Cultural Performance – Enjoy Rabindra Sangeet concerts or local theatre productions.

• Explore College Street – Browse through the largest second-hand book market in the world.

• Join the Durga Puja Festivities – Experience the grandeur of Kolkata’s most famous festival (September–October).

• Tram Ride Through the City – Travel on the oldest operating electric tram network in Asia.

• Tea at Flurys – Visit the legendary tearoom for an old-world café experience.

How to Reach

• By Air – Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport connects Kolkata with major domestic and international cities.

• By Train – Howrah and Sealdah are the two main railway stations linking the city to the rest of India.

• By Road – Well-connected by national highways; private buses, luxury coaches, and taxis are available from neighboring states.

• By Water – Regular ferry services operate across the Hooghly River, offering a scenic approach to certain city points.

Best Time to Visit

The ideal time to explore Kolkata is October to March, when the weather is pleasant, and major festivals like Durga Puja, Diwali, and Christmas add extra charm. The monsoon season (June–September) brings lush greenery and romantic rains but can be humid, while summers (April–June) are warm and best for budget travelers.

Why Ch

oose This Tour

• Comprehensive coverage of Kolkata’s historic and cultural landmarks.

• Expert local guides providing insightful stories and context.

• Comfortable travel arrangements and handpicked accommodations.

• Opportunities to savor authentic Bengali food and street delicacies.

• Flexible itineraries catering to solo travelers, families, and groups.

• Immersive festival experiences for culture lovers.