West Bengal Tour

Kolkata

A city steeped deep in history, culture & tradition; Kolkata is a picture of charm & elegance. Its colonial era buildings, old-age jazz bars, and the so English Bengal club uphold the old world charm of this erstwhile capital of the British-ruled India. 

Major Attractions of Kolkata

• Howrah Bridge- The iconic symbol of Kolkata
• Victoria Memorial- Showcasing colonial keepsakes
• Kali Ghat Temple- Dedicated to Goddess Kali, the much-revered deity of Bengal.
• Marble Palace- a royal palace showcasing Indian & European artwork
• Indian Museum- The oldest and the largest museum in the country
• Botanical Gardens- The sprawling garden of the colonial area

Nearby Excursions

• Shanti Niketan (162kms) - The cultural corner of West Bengal
• Midnapur (131kms) - Beach Resort Town
• Digha-(183kms) Beaches and water sports

Darjeeling

Expansive green tea slopes, thick rhododendron forests, majestic views of the Kanchenjunga and exciting trekking trails rule the gorgeous landscape of this little town perched on the Himalayan foothills. Fluttering prayer flags on red-gold monasteries, fragrant cups of Darjeeling tea, and UNESCO Heritage toy train beckon you for a thrilling adventure in Darjeeling.

Major Attractions of Darjeeling

• Singalila National Park- Thick jungles along the Singalila ridge known for scenic vistas and trekking trails
• Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park- Home to red panda and snow leopards
• Tiger Hill- Catch the magnificent sunrise over Mt. Kanchenjunga
• Observatory Hill & Mahakal Temple- Revered by both Hindus and Buddhists
• Darjeeling Toy Train- A UNESCO preserved World Heritage
• Japanese Peace Pagoda- A beautiful symbol of world peace

Nearby Excursion:

• Kalimpong (50kms) – A hill retreat

Bishnupur

A beautiful saga in terracotta, the temples and ruins of Bishnupur depict the glorious tale of Malla rulers. A spectacular blend of Bengali and Islamic architecture, the temples provide a fair insight into the various cultures that once prevailed in the region.

• JorBangla Temple- A five-towered structure
• Rasmancha- A place for public celebrations during the rule of Malla Kings.
• Dalmadal Kaman Canon- Royal canon of the Malla dynasty
• Radhe Govind Temple- Dedicated to Lord Krishna and his consort Radha