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Luxury Kolkata Tours

Colonial mansions, the Victoria Memorial, and a literary city read at an unhurried pace.

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Howrah Bridge over the Hooghly River in Kolkata at dusk

Overview

Kolkata At A Glance

Kolkata was once the capital of British India. That role ended in 1911. Old mansions still line its streets today. So does the white dome of the Victoria Memorial. Howrah Bridge spans the river nearby, all iron and span. The city carries a real literary reputation. Poet Rabindranath Tagore, a Nobel laureate, called Bengal home. A private guide walks these streets at an easy pace.

Where To Stay
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What To See

What To See In Kolkata

Kolkata's real highlights are what a private guide builds each day around.

Fort / Palace / Heritage

Victoria Memorial

A vast white marble memorial hall built 1906-21 in honour of Queen Victoria, set in wide gardens in central Kolkata and now a major museum.

The white marble domed hall of the Victoria Memorial in Kolkata, seen from the gardens
Fort / Palace / Heritage

Howrah Bridge

A cantilever bridge over the Hooghly River, opened in 1943 without a single nut or bolt, one of the busiest bridges in the world.

Howrah Bridge cantilever span over the Hooghly River at dusk, Kolkata
Museum / Monument

Indian Museum, Kolkata

The oldest and largest museum in India, founded in 1814, holding Egyptian mummies, Mughal miniatures, and Buddhist and Mauryan sculpture.

The arched colonnade and courtyard of the Indian Museum, Kolkata
Temple / Religious Site

Dakshineswar Kali Temple

A large Kali temple on the Hooghly's east bank, built in 1855, where the mystic Ramakrishna served as priest for three decades.

The Dakshineswar Kali Temple on the bank of the Hooghly River, Kolkata
Culinary · 3 hours

Kolkata Street Food Walk

A guided evening tasting tour through Kolkata's street food — puchka, kathi rolls, jhalmuri and Mughlai paratha — across several old neighbourhood stalls.

People buying golgappa (puchka) from a street food cart at Garia Bazaar, Kolkata

How To Travel

Journeys Through Kolkata

Every journey comes with a private guide and driver for each day on the road. Full details live on each journey's own page.

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Frequently Asked

Questions About Kolkata

Are your tours in Kolkata private?

Yes. Every journey is private. You travel with your own guide and driver, and the pace is yours to set.

Can I combine Kolkata with other cities?

Yes. We can join Kolkata to other cities in West Bengal in a single route, with transfers and stays planned around it.

Can you arrange hotels in Kolkata?

Yes. Stays are part of every journey. We match them to your budget and to the pace of your route.

How do I plan a trip to Kolkata?

Share your dates and who is travelling using the form on this page. A specialist replies with a private route for you to review.

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