Activities in West Bengal, India

The British past and India's indigenous culture merge seamlessly in Kolkata's monumental centre. Discover its legacy with this Kolkata private tour. Tour Details. You'll be picked up from your hotel in Kolkata at 9 am.

This morning you shall be driven to Bansberia - one of main villages of ancient Saptagram to visit the temples of Ananta Vasudev (Lord Vishnu) and Hangseswari Temple which is known for its unique architectural style.

Kolkata by the river is a cruise known to have been born on the bank of Great River Ganges. It will be a sail down the memory lane, from the time when Job Charnock dropped his first anchor at Cossim Bazar.

Sunderbans, the world's largest estuarine forest and delta covered by mangrove forests and vast saline mud flats is situated on the lower end of Gangetic West Bengal.

Explore two worlds, two eras and two continents in one day with this awe-inspiring tour of Kolkata.

The area covered by this walk was originally known in the eighteenth century as ‘Lal Dighi’ (Red Lake), and later as Tank Square.

This walk takes one along the east bank of the river, which has seen the city as it developed over the last three hundred years or so.

Shanti Niketan means the abode of peace. In 1863, a meditation center was founded at Shanti Niketan by Maharishi Debendranath Tagore, the father of the world famous Bengali Poet Rabindranath Tagore.

In this tour one walks through the medical college, Kolkata University, Mirzapur street eateries, Sanskrit college, Old bookshops and eating houses and college street market to understand the life of the youth.

Once known as Mallabhum or the Land of Wrestlers, Bishnupur abounds in legends of heroic kings, who are remembered as much for their exploits as for their patronage of art and architecture.

Discover the culture and heritage of Kolkata with this fascinating half-day tour of the Bengali capital.