Best places: Tourist Attractions in Kolkata, India

Hindu temple known for its daily ritual of worshipping Lord Shiva with cremation ashes.

👍👍 This is the second RBI museum in the country. I had the opportunity to visit this museum as a part of general public. I found that the displays have been organised into three main galleries. First one -The History of Money explains how economies grew after money replaced the barter system. Various...

👍👍 An age-old temple, standing tall in the heart of Kolkata for over three centuries. Even though this temple is small in terms of size, but it's popularity is equivalent to that of the revered Dakshineswar & Kalighat Temples. Everyday hundreds of devotees offer prayers at this sacred site, after purch...

Sizable mosque featuring a green dome & a sole minaret, plus a leafy cemetery with a fountain.

Colourful Hindu temple featuring a courtyard enclosed by compact domed-roof shrines.

👍👍 This temple is located near babubazar, crossing khidirpur area. It's a big, nice and cleaned temple. Paid puja service is available here. Bhog is available here but it is better to book it prior by phone. If you are coming by car, you can park it outside the temple.

👍👍 It was an unexpected visit to this beautiful temple which put me to surprise. Lord Guruvayoorappan invited to have his Darshan. And the beauty is the temple is celebrating its 28th year, where various cultural programmes are conducted.

👍👍 Today, we will talk about a temple which, at first sight, would not believe that any such temple is in the chest of Kolkata. This temple, built in the whole of South Indian (Tamil) style, is located near Girish Park, next to the broken fly-over, Punta Kali temple. The temple is known as Sri Vaikunt...

👍👍 Alor Sandhana Amal Alo a regular yearly event; prize distribution ceremony

Major, 66,000-capacity cricket ground hosting Indian Premier League and international matches.

👍👍 Very nice temple. Its great place to visit......

The foundation stone of this cultural center was laid by former president, Jawaharlal Nehru in 1961.

Landmark Anglican church completed in 1847, with restored steeple and notable stained glass windows.

Monumental marble Hindu temple built between 1970 & 1996, with Krishna, Radha, Shiva & Durga idols.

Named after British King, this riverside fortress is most famous for its 'black hole' prison cell.

Ancestral home of the historic Tagore family, now a museum spotlighting its members’ lives.

Ornate mosque built in 1926, the largest in Kolkata with space for around 10,000 worshippers.

👍 Very good place if u want to know the history. Very knowledgeable area. But the committee are not fully ready. They need to work more for smooth visit. Guard, maintaining statues lot to do. Overall good experience. SUGGESTIONS- Don't touch any statue. Visit with your family,

Mother Teresa's tomb, preserved room & a small exhibit are on display at this quiet convent.

Tree-filled green space on a lake, with exercise equipment, a playground & a rabbit enclosure.