Explore Kolkata- Private Full Day Tour

A magnificent Hindu temple on the eastern bank of the Hooghly River, dedicated to Goddess Kali. It is famed for its nine spires and its association with Ramakrishna Paramahamsa.

The headquarters of the Ramakrishna Mission, encompassing a beautiful complex where the temple's architecture blends Hindu, Christian, and Islamic elements, symbolizing the unity of all religions.

Jain Temple in Kolkata is popularly known as Shri Badrinath Jain Swetambara Mandir. This temple is one of the famous Jain centres of pilgrimage. The main temple is known as Paraswnath Temple. It was built in the year of 1867.

The largest and oldest museum in India, often called the 'Jadughar.' It boasts rare collections of antiques, armor and ornaments, fossils, skeletons, a renowned Egyptian mummy, and priceless Mughal paintings.

South Park Street Cemetery, formerly known as the 'Great Christian Burial Ground', was one of the earliest non-church cemeteries in the world. An atmospheric and historically significant 18th-century cemetery, featuring impressive monuments, obelisks, and cenotaphs, marking the resting place of many notable figures from the British Raj.

A palatial 19th-century private residence noted for its neoclassical architectural style, marble walls, and extensive collection of Western sculptures, paintings, and art objects.
(CLOSED ON MONDAYS & THURSDAYS)

A grand, historic Jewish synagogue, showcasing stunning architecture and a large clock tower. It stands as a testament to the once-thriving Jewish community in Kolkata.

A charming colonial-era ghat (riverside bank) on the Hooghly River, featuring a beautiful Palladian-style memorial. It's a picturesque spot, perfect for a peaceful evening view of the Vidyasagar Setu bridge.

General Post Office

The Governor's Palace

Writer's Building

Howrah Bridge, the historic bridge is a engineering marvel & one of the busiest bridge in the world.

St. John’s Church Kolkata, the original parish church of Bengal, holds a distinguished position in India’s history. It proudly became the first Anglican cathedral in the Indian subcontinent, signifying its crucial role during the early years of British presence in Calcutta.
Explore the former British Colonial city that was developed by East India Company. You will be driven / walk pass the colonial buildings built during British reign - High Court, St. John's Church, Black Hole Monuments, Job Charnock Mausoleum, The Writer's Building, Governor House, General Post Office & Eden Gardens, one of the largest and iconic Cricket stadium in the world.
(Closed on Sunday)