Best places: Tourist attractions in Howrah, India

Colorful, multilevel place of worship for Lord Krishna, with an elaborate, flower-bedecked altar.

Temples, shrines & a museum dedicated to spiritual guru Sri Ramakrishna spread over a vast site.

Bustling cantilever road bridge opened since 1943 and spanning the Hooghly River.

👍👍 This is a awesome place. It has historical significance also. Ma Sarada came here and took bath into the pond near Rammandir. Then she had been worshipped Ram. The structure of Ram Sita is unique, attractive and beautiful. Lord Ram stay here for four months in every year. Another attraction of this...

👍👍 Awesome place. That place located in saikia, hard to believe the very Congested area like saikia having that type of master peace.A good vibes coming from there very beautiful and peaceful place. And also every year 'Durga Puja' is celebrated there. In there the ambience and old authentic vibes are...

Leisure venue featuring landscaped gardens, amusement rides, water slides & a lake with boating.

👍 Peaceful place ...just sit and enjoy the peace of the ganga...

👍👍 Yeah...the front of Howrah Railway Station Tiranga meri jaan...Good feeling comes into our heart whenever we show this flag

😐 No maintenance it so polluted but the location is awesome best view from bridge.If you wanna go there took a train from howrah devort on ramrajatala station then walk so minutes according to map.evening looks Amazing here. But don't think for a picnic type things here its so polluted area..

👍 The Hoogly River View Point is located at very important location as it is near to Howrah Railway Station, the upcoming Howrah Metro Station & Howrah Ferry Ghat. The Howrah Station Uber & Ola Parking stand is nearby & so is the Bapu Udyan. You will get an amazing view of the Kolkata skyline and the...

😠 There is no board of warning or some quotes that cycle are not allowed, people there may behave rudely with u.. Though it is a public place but me and my friends were asked to leave when we visited there on cycle, and there was no signboard that this is a private park or private area.