kolkata to kolkata tour

Day Wise Itinerary

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   Day 1 : Day 1:Victoria Memorial,

   🏛️ Victoria Memorial – The Pride of Kolkata The Victoria Memorial, built in memory of Queen Victoria, is one of Kolkata’s most iconic monuments and a symbol of colonial heritage. Constructed in white marble, it beautifully blends British and Mughal architectural styles. Surrounded by lush gardens, it now serves as a museum showcasing India’s rich history. ✨ Highlights 🏛️ Magnificent marble architecture. 🖼️ Museum with paintings, manuscripts, and artifacts. 🌸 Lush gardens ideal for photography and leisure walks. 🌃 Stunning evening light & sound show.
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   Day 2 : Day 2: Howrah Bridge,

   The Howrah Bridge, officially named Rabindra Setu, is a world-famous engineering marvel that connects Howrah and Kolkata across the Hooghly River. Built in 1943, this cantilever bridge is one of the busiest bridges in the world, carrying thousands of vehicles and pedestrians daily. ✨ Highlights 🌉 Iconic cantilever bridge with no nuts and bolts used in construction. 🌊 Spans across the Hooghly River, linking two cities. 📸 A symbol of Kolkata, often featured in films and photographs. 🚶‍♂️ A must-see landmark, especially lit up at night.
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   Day 3 : Day 3: Indian Museum

   🏺 Indian Museum – The Oldest in India Founded in 1814, the Indian Museum in Kolkata is the largest and oldest museum in India, often called the “Jadughar”. It houses rare collections of art, archaeology, anthropology, geology, and zoology, attracting history lovers and researchers from around the world. ✨ Highlights 🏺 Ancient sculptures, coins, and fossils. 🦖 A life-size dinosaur skeleton. 🎨 Mughal paintings and Egyptian mummies. 🏛️ A treasure trove of 60+ galleries spanning multiple disciplin
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   Day 4 : Day 4: End of the journey

   1. Sunset by the Hooghly River Visit Prinsep Ghat or Babughat for a peaceful evening with stunning sunset views. Enjoy the illuminated Howrah Bridge and Vidyasagar Setu at night. 2. A Final Bengali Feast Have dinner at iconic places like: Oh! Calcutta (authentic Bengali cuisine) Kewpie’s (home-style Bengali food) Peter Cat (for Chelo Kebabs) Don’t miss desserts from KC Das (for Rosogolla) or Balaram Mullick (for Sandesh). 3. Last-Minute Sightseeing or Shopping Revisit favorites like Victoria Memorial, St. Paul’s Cathedral, or Dakshineswar Temple. Shop for souvenirs at: New Market (handicrafts, textiles) College Street (books & coffee) Oxford Bookstore (for unique gifts). 4. Relaxing Evening Take a heritage tram ride from Esplanade for a nostalgic experience. Enjoy live music at Someplace Else (Park Hotel) or Trincas (jazz & retro vibes). 5. Departure with Sweet Memories Grab a box of Bengali sweets for the journey back. If time allows, visit Maidan for a morning walk before leaving.

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