Nicknamed
the city of joy, Kolkata is a daily festival of human existence and a
fabulous place to soak into the Bengali culture and your love for
food
Kalighat
is an ancient Kali temple and Kolkata’s holiest spot for Hindus and
possibly the source of the city’s name.
Dakshineshwar
Temple’s compound, apart from the nine-spired main temple, contains
a large courtyard surrounding the temple, with rooms along the
boundary walls
The
incredible Victoria Memorial is a vast, beautifully proportioned
monument made of white marble.
The
Howrah Bridge is a cantilever bridge with a suspended span over the
Hooghly River in West Bengal.
Belur
Math is a large religious centre and the headquarters of the
Ramakrishna Mission, inspired by 19th-century sage Ramakrishna
Paramahamsa.
Kolkata
is the only city in India to have a tram transportation network
Kolkata
is known for its famous street food. They are very cheap and tasty.
Street
stalls selling fresh fish in the Chowringhee area of Kolkata.
Eden
Gardens is the second largest cricket stadium in India by seating
capacity, and is widely acknowledged to be one of the most iconic
cricket stadiums in the world.
Located
at a distance of about 100 kilometres from Kolkata, Sunderbans is
most famously known for the Royal Bengal Tiger.
The
Tipu Sultan Shahi Mosque is a famous mosque in Kolkata where people
from all sections of society are allowed to visit and take pictures
Located
on Lindsay Street, New Market, also known as Hogg's Market, is
Kolkata's oldest and most well known market. It's got over 2,000
stalls
There
are numerous sweets shops in Kolkata, with everyone serving the most
famous sweet ‘Kolkatar Rosogolla’
Aquatica,
which sprawls across 17 acres, serves as one of the largest parks
across whole of eastern India
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