• BBD Bagh - Begin your tour at BBD Bagh, also known as Dalhousie Square, which is the heart of Kolkata’s colonial district. This area is surrounded by grand buildings such as the Writer’s Building, the General Post Office, and the iconic St. John’s Church. Stroll through the square, taking in the historic architecture and the stories of British India.

• Malik Ghat Flower Market - You will visit the Mullik Ghat Flower Market, where you can experience the vibrant colors and fragrances of countless flowers. This is one of the largest flower markets in Asia and a photographer’s delight.

• Howrah Bridge - Cross the iconic Howrah Bridge, an engineering marvel and one of the busiest cantilever bridges in the world.

Enjoy a ferry ride in Ganges.

• Kumartuli - Next, head to Kumartuli, a traditional potters’ quarter famous for crafting clay idols, particularly for the Durga Puja festival. Walking through the narrow lanes of Kumartuli, you’ll see artisans at work, creating intricate and beautiful idols. It’s a fascinating glimpse into the artistry and craftsmanship of Kolkata.
• College Street (Boi Para) - Walk towards College Street, known for its many bookstores and publishing houses. This area is often referred to as the “Boi Para” (Book Market) of Kolkata. Stop by the Indian Coffee House, a historic café that has been a gathering place for intellectuals, artists, and students for decades. Enjoy a cup of coffee and soak in the nostalgic ambiance.
• Victoria Memorial Hall - Head south to the majestic Victoria Memorial, an iconic symbol of Kolkata built in memory of Queen Victoria. Surrounded by lush gardens, the marble structure houses a museum with an impressive collection of artifacts from the British era. Nearby, the sprawling Maidan, often called the “lungs of Kolkata,” offers a green respite in the bustling city.
• The Mother House Of The Missionaries Of Charity - Considered as pilgrimage rather than a tourist place, the Mother House in Kolkata is a holy and very serene place that one can be at. The Mother House is the Head Quarter of the Missionaries of Charity that pulls thousands of visitors from all around the world.
  Mother House was founded in 1950s with a single purpose of selfless service towards the underprivileged and poorest of the poor. The members of the congregation take vows of poverty, chastity and obedience along with a 4th additional but the most important of all the vows of giving “wholehearted selfless and free service to the poorest among the poor”.

• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Local Guide / Escort
• Tea and coffee
• Bengali Sweets

• Gratuities
• Museum Entry Fee