5-Night Tour of Kolkata and the Sunderbans

Victoria Memorial: Your adventure begins at the grand Victoria Memorial, a stunning white marble structure built in honor of Queen Victoria. The monument, surrounded by lush gardens, offers a glimpse into British colonial history and serves as an important landmark in Kolkata.

Howrah Bridge: An iconic steel bridge that connects Kolkata with Howrah, the Howrah Bridge is one of the busiest and most recognizable landmarks in the city. You’ll also take a ferry ride on the Hooghly River for an unforgettable view of the bridge against the backdrop of the city’s skyline.

Marble Palace: A hidden gem in the heart of Kolkata, this 19th-century mansion is a mix of classical European and Indian architectural styles. The palace houses an impressive collection of art, sculptures, and antiques, providing an insight into the lifestyle of the Bengal aristocracy.

Kalighat Temple: Start the day with a visit to the Kalighat Temple, one of the holiest and most ancient temples dedicated to Goddess Kali. It’s a significant pilgrimage site for Hindus and a place of great spiritual importance.

Indian Museum: The oldest and largest museum in India, the Indian Museum houses extensive collections of art, archaeology, and natural history. You’ll be able to explore exhibits ranging from ancient sculptures to fossils, and even rare mummies. The museum offers a fascinating look at India’s cultural evolution.

Tagore’s House (Jorasanko Thakur Bari): Dive deep into the life of the literary legend Rabindranath Tagore at his ancestral home. Explore rooms that showcase his personal items, manuscripts, and the incredible legacy he left behind as a poet, philosopher, and Nobel laureate.

Park Street: In the evening, head to Park Street, an iconic thoroughfare lined with colonial-era buildings, trendy cafes, and vibrant nightlife. Visit Flurys, an old-world tea room, for a taste of Kolkata’s aristocratic tea culture, or indulge in some local shopping.