• Mother House - Visit Mother Teresa’s House to discover the life and humanitarian efforts of this remarkable woman. (Closed on Thursdays)

• South Park Street Cemetery - One of the earliest non-church cemeteries globally, the Park Street Cemetery was likely the largest Christian cemetery outside Europe and America in the 18th century.

• Victoria Memorial Hall - A landmark of Kolkata, the Victoria Memorial is a stunning piece of architecture. (Museum closed on Mondays)

• St. John’s Church - Explore the colonial city developed by the East India Company. The tour includes views of colonial buildings from the British era, such as the High Court, St. John’s Church, Black Hole Monuments, Job Charnock Mausoleum, The Writer’s Building, Governor House, General Post Office, and Eden Gardens, one of the world’s largest cricket stadiums. (Closed on Sundays)

• Malik Ghat Flower Market - Known as India’s largest flower market, Kolkata’s Mullick Ghat Flower Market boasts over a century of history.

• Howrah Bridge - The historic Howrah Bridge is an engineering marvel and one of the busiest bridges worldwide.

• Kumartuli - Located in Northern Kolkata, Kumartuli is a traditional potter’s quarter where clay idols are crafted for various festivals and exported internationally.

• Eden Gardens - Eden Gardens is among the largest cricket stadiums globally.

• Indian Coffee House - Enjoy coffee and snacks at Kolkata’s renowned Indian Coffee House. The history of this cafe at College Street dates back to Albert Hall, founded in April 1876. In 1942, the Coffee Board established a coffee joint here. It became a popular meeting place for intellectuals, students, poets, artists, and cultural figures, playing a significant role in Kolkata’s cultural history and serving as a hub for intellectual debates. The Indian Coffee House is a nostalgic hotspot in the city.

• College Street (Boi Para) - Known as “Boi-Para” or the “Colony of Books,” College Street is a major hub for Kolkata’s literary community. It is the world’s largest second-hand book market and India’s largest book market, attracting people from Kolkata and across India. The street is lined with numerous small book kiosks selling both new and old books. (Closed on Sundays)

• Prinsep Ghat - Built in 1841 during the British Raj, Prinsep Ghat is located along the Kolkata bank of the Hooghly River.

• Parashnath Jain Temple - Popularly known as Shri Badrinath Jain Swetambara Mandir, this temple is a renowned Jain pilgrimage center. The main temple, Paraswnath Temple, was constructed in 1867.

• Private transportation
• Bengali Sweets/Snacks
• Bottled water
• Tourist guide/host
• Tea and coffee
• Pick up & drop off at your location in Kolkata
• Available on purchase

• Victoria Memorial Museum entry fee

This comprehensive tour of Kolkata offers a fascinating glimpse into the city’s history, heritage, and culture. Discover the main attractions of the ‘City of Joy’ in an 8-hour tour. Delve into Kolkata’s history, culture, and heritage with an expert guide.

8-hour guided Kolkata tour in an air-conditioned car.
Complimentary pick-up and drop-off at your location in Kolkata.
Visit Mother Teresa’s house and India’s largest Flower Market.
Stroll through the Colonial city of British India, known as “White Town”.
Explore Potter’s Town (Kumartuli) and old Kolkata, referred to as “Black Town”.
Stop at the iconic Indian Coffee House and wander through India’s largest book market.
Enjoy a 30-minute ferry ride on the Hooghly River.

Experience the city like never before!

Note: If there is anything else you would like to see or do, please let us know, and we will customize the itinerary for you.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.