2 Nights & 3 Days Kolkata Tour

The first day of the 3-day Kolkata tour itinerary gives you a slow and easy start. All that will happen for the day is your arrival in the city, followed by an escort back to your hotel. Once you've checked into the hotel and completed the check-in process, drop your bags, relax, and turn in for the night in preparation for a busy day tomorrow.

Explore the beautiful city

You may want your breakfast to be heavier than usual as you will be traveling around the city of Kolkata throughout the day. On a tour of this great city, we will have the opportunity to visit some of its most important monuments. Each of them has significance in the history and culture of Kolkata. The Howrah Bridge, for example, connected Kolkata with the neighboring city of Howrah, allowing people to easily cross the Hooghly River and opening up new opportunities for residents of both cities. A visit to the Mallik Ghat flower market, where you can buy flowers in bulk, is a vibrant and chaotic affair. Places like the Mother House, St. Paul's Cathedral, St. John's Church, and the Pareshnath Jain Temple represent Kolkata's varied and storied history, as well as showcase its intricate and unique architecture. The Victoria Memorial Palace, with its garden and museum, houses much of Kolkata's beauty and history.

Some of Kolkata's administrative buildings, like Raj Bhavan, City Hall, the General Post Office, and the Writers Building around Dalhousie Square, are also part of the tour. Other places in the city worth exploring are Fort William, Belur Math, and the Birla Planetarium. At the end of what is sure to be a tiring day, head back to your hotel for the night.

The curtain in Calcutta Chapter

It is never easy to say goodbye to a city like Kolkata, even more so thanks to the memories it will have etched in your mind, but unfortunately, this is what awaits you on the third and final day of this tour. After breakfast, check out of your hotel and prepare for your departure from the city.

The Howrah Bridge spans a total length of 705 meters from end to end.

The easily recognizable Kathi Rolls (made by rolling numerous fillings into a thin roti), Macher Jhol (spicy flavored fish curry), and Shukto (a vegetarian dish that includes bitter gourds, potatoes, and gourds) are among the popular local staples of Calcutta.

The Mullick Ghat Flower Market in Kolkata is completely free to enter.

The Victoria Memorial Palace is open to the public from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday, and closed on Mondays.

Kolkata-made sarees, shell bangles, small terracotta statues, and various trinkets and jewelry made in the Dhokra style are just some of the unique souvenirs that can be found in Kolkata.