Immersive in Kolkata & Sunderbans
Bengal unfolds in layers, from the colonial grandeur and lively markets of Kolkata to the clay idol workshops of Kumartuli, where artisans give shape to the city’s gods. Village life in Dayapur offers a slower rhythm, while the Sundarbans reveal a wild world of winding mangrove creeks and the chance of a Royal Bengal Tiger. Temples, riverside calm and the flavours of Bengali cuisine complete a journey that lingers long after it ends.
Itinerary Highlights
Colonial cathedrals give way to potters’ lanes, temple bells and the aroma of street food, each neighbourhood adding its own layer to the story of the City of Joy.Â
Along the narrow lanes of this century-old potters’ quarter, artisans shape river clay into idols of gods and goddesses by hand, a craft passed down through generations for Kolkata’s grandest festivals
Deep within the world’s largest mangrove delta, winding creeks and dense forest shelter the elusive Royal Bengal Tiger, alongside crocodiles, spotted deer and a wealth of birdlife found nowhere else.Â
Set at the confluence of the Ganga and Jalangi, this riverside town is home to the grand ISKCON temple complex, where devotional chants and golden spires create a atmosphere of deep spiritual calm.Â
Immersive in Kolkata & Sunderban - 9D/8N
Cost Per Person
INR 60,000 onwards
Based on Double Occupancy
West Bengal is a richly layered destination in eastern India, where colonial history, artistic heritage, and river-fed landscapes meet. The capital, Kolkata, is a spirited metropolis known for its grand Victorian architecture, literary traditions, and passion for food and festivals. Travellers can explore landmarks such as the Victoria Memorial, St. Paul’s Cathedral, and the Indian Museum, before crossing the iconic Howrah Bridge and wandering through the fragrant Mullick Ghat flower market. In the old quarter of Kumartuli, skilled artisans shape clay idols of deities by hand, keeping alive a craft that has defined the city’s festivals for generations.Â
Beyond Kolkata, the countryside and the wilderness of Bengal await. In the village of Dayapur, rural life unfolds through farming, fishing, local crafts, and warm home-cooked meals. Further on lies the Sundarbans, the world’s largest mangrove delta and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where boat safaris glide through winding creeks in search of crocodiles, spotted deer, and the elusive Royal Bengal Tiger. Back in Kolkata, the sacred Kalighat and Dakshineswar Kali temples offer a glimpse of the city’s spiritual soul, alongside a feast of Bengali sweets and fish curries. The tour concludes in Mayapur, a tranquil town on the banks of the Ganga, famed for its ISKCON temple complex and peaceful riverside atmosphere.Â
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