| PACKAGE INCLUDES |
Hotel
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Breakfast
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Tour Guide
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Entrance Pass
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Private Arrangements
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Return Airport Transfer
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| TRIP OVERVIEW |
Kolkata, formerly known as Calcutta, is the capital city of the Indian state of West Bengal. It is one of India's largest and most populous cities, serving as a cultural, educational, and commercial hub in the eastern part of the country.
The city boasts a vibrant cultural scene, with influences from British, Bengali, and other cultures. It is famous for its literary heritage, with luminaries like Rabindranath Tagore and Satyajit Ray hailing from the city. Kolkata's architecture reflects its colonial past, with landmarks such as Victoria Memorial, Howrah Bridge, and St. Paul's Cathedral.
You will be taken on a Guided Tour of Kolkatta visiting the interesting places in the city including the 6th longest bridge in the world, Victoria's memorial. Kolkata has a rich historical background, having been the capital of British India until 1911. It played a crucial role in India's independence movement and was a center of intellectual and cultural exchange during the British Raj. |
| HIGHTLIGHTS |
✔ Discover 1 of India's largest and most populous cities
✔ Visit Eastern Indias Largest Flower Market
✔ See the Symbol of Kolkata, The Howrah Bridge
✔ Visit the most revered Hindu temple in India, Kalighat Kali Temple
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| SKETCH ITINERARY |
D01: Arrive Kolkatta
D02: Fullday Tour Of Kolkatta (B)
D03: Depart Kolkata (B)
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| DETAILED ITINERARY |
| DAY 01: ARRIVE KOLKATTA
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Upon arrival you will be met by our guides and transfer you to the hotel. |
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| DAY 02: FULLDAY TOUR OF KOLKATTA (B)
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After breakfast, Begin your exploration at the iconic Flower Market, Eastern India's largest, where hundreds of stalls adorn the bustling market floor. Witness the colorful spectacle of flower vendors amidst a sea of blooms, as over 2,000 growers from the surrounding regions converge to showcase their vibrant offerings. During the wedding and festive seasons, this bustling market sees a doubling of its usual activity, adding to its lively charm. |
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Your next stop is the renowned Howrah Bridge, an architectural marvel that spans the Hooghly River. As one of four bridges gracing the river's expanse, it stands as an emblematic symbol of Kolkata and the state of West Bengal. Remarkably, the Howrah Bridge ranks as the sixth-longest of its kind globally, testament to its engineering prowess and historical significance. |
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Continue your journey to Dalhousie Square, fondly known as BBD Bagh, the pulsating heart of Kolkata. Here, you'll encounter an array of distinguished landmarks, including the historic Writers' Building, now serving as the esteemed office of the Chief Minister of West Bengal. Marvel at the grandeur of the Town Hall, renowned for its appearance on the prestigious 'The Amazing Race' show, and discover the stately General Post Office (GPO) alongside the majestic Legislative Assembly and High Court buildings. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the serene St. John's Church and the exquisite Jain Temple, each offering a glimpse into Kolkata's rich tapestry of faith and history. |
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As your journey unfolds, meander through the labyrinthine College Street Book Market, a paradise for bibliophiles, and behold the majestic facade of the Victoria Memorial (Closed on Mondays), an enduring symbol of the city's colonial legacy. Conclude your enriching excursion with a visit to the resplendent St. Paul's Cathedral, a testament to Kolkata's enduring architectural splendor and spiritual heritage. |
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The Following Temple Can be included: Kalighat Kali Temple,:located in the bustling city of Kolkata, is one of the most revered Hindu temples in India. Dedicated to the goddess Kali, a powerful manifestation of the divine feminine, the temple holds immense spiritual significance for devotees and visitors alike. |
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Later, free for shopping. Overnight at hotel. |
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Just before ending the day visit New Market (Hogg Market), located in the heart of Kolkata, New Market is a bustling bazaar renowned for its vibrant atmosphere and diverse array of goods. From clothing and accessories to electronics and handicrafts, you'll find almost everything here at reasonable prices. Don't forget to bargain for the best deals! |
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| DAY 03: DEPART KOLKATA (B)
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After breakfast, at leisure till your transfer to airport to board your flight back home. |
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Optional: We could provide you with a Car along with a guide at disposal till the time of your onward flight. (approx: RM140 per person) |
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| TRIP GALLERY |
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| Howrah Bridge...
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| KOLKATA: A City With A Soul...
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| Visit one of the Asia's largest flower market, the...
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| Howrah Bridge: An Emotion Writ in Shining Silver...
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| Dalhousie Square- Classics of Colonial Architectur...
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| Visit the 242-year-old heritage structure of Write...
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| Kolkata Town Hall- Wander around the majestic and ...
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| Visit the High Court of Kolkata, the oldest high c...
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| Saint John's Church, houses the mausoleum of Job C...
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| Visit Jain Temple, popular not just for its religi...
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| College Street Book Market: A paradise for bookwor...
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| Victoria Memorial: An Iconic Marble Structure of t...
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| Saint Paul's: A Cathedral That Remains a Cultural ...
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| INCLUSION |
- Meet & Greet Services
- Return Airport Transfers
- Hotel Stay as Indicated
- Meals as per Itinerary
- Tours as per Itinerary
- English Speaking Guide
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| EXCLUSION |
- Flight Ticket & Taxes
- India E Visa
(RM 165)
- MSIG Travel Insurance
(RM 39)
- Personal Expenses
- Any item not stated under 'Inclusions'
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