A cradle of rich cultures, deeply rooted history and astonishing literature and art - Kolkata is a sheer paradise for those willing to take a plunge in India’s real colours. This is the place which gave birth to the Nobel Prize winning writer Rabindranath Tagore. This is the place that echoes the colonial glory of Victoria Memorial. And this is the place that houses India’s finest golf courses.
A must visit attraction for every traveller visiting Kolkata, Victoria Memorial has become an iconic landmark in the city. Dedicated to the memory of Queen Victoria, the memorial has now been transformed into a museum, which boasts of British and Mughal elements architectural influence. Writers’ Building is another significant destination which once served as the office for writers of the British East India Company. One can also visit the Indian Museum housing rare collections of Mughal paintings, armour and ornaments, fossils and skeletons.
No trip to Kolkata can ever end without exploring the Eden Gardens, India's largest cricket stadium that can house 66,349 people at a time. Do not forget to catch a glimpse of Howrah Bridge of Kolkata. This man-made wonder over the Hooghly River looks astonishing after sunset when thousands of lights illuminate it.
Apart from these, to see the devotion of the people of Kolkata towards their religion a visit to the Dakshineswar Kali Temple is must. Dedicated to Bhavatarini, an aspect of Kali Maa, this temple remains soaked in spiritual powers and fascinates everyone with its spectacular architecture.
By Air: Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport of the city serves both domestic as well as international flights.
By Rail: Kolkata is known for its efficient network of railways with two railway stations at Howrah and Sealdah.
By Road: The city enjoys great connectivity with major Indian cities via road.
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