Kolkata walking tour — an intimate exploration of the city

• Water in bottled form • Light snacks • Local guide or escort • Tea and coffee options

• Nearby public transit options are accessible • Infants must remain seated on an adult’s lap • Appropriate for individuals of any fitness level • Adult supervision is necessary for children • Dress in comfortable attire and shoes that are suitable for walking and the weather conditions • Public transport will be utilized throughout the tour, including Taxi, Tuk Tuk, Bus, or Metro Rail

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

• BBD Bagh, commonly known as Dalhousie Square, exhibits an old-world charm with significant colonial-era structures such as the Governor Palace, Calcutta High Court, St. John's Church, GPO, Town Hall, the Writers’ Building, and Eden Gardens, one of the largest cricket venues globally. • The itinerary includes a visit to the Mullik Ghat Flower Market, notable for its vivid colors and fragrances, and recognized as one of Asia's largest flower markets, appealing to photographers. • Walk across the Howrah Bridge, a notable engineering feat and one of the most trafficked cantilever bridges worldwide. Enjoy a 30-minute ferry ride on the Hooghly River. • Kumartoli is a traditional pottery district in Northern Kolkata where clay idols are crafted for festivals and are also exported abroad. • A visit to a well-known coffee house is included. • College Street, referred to as “Boi-Para” (Book Colony), serves as a significant hub for Kolkata's literary community. It boasts the world's largest second-hand book market and the largest book market in India, attracting readers from Kolkata and beyond, with numerous small kiosks selling both new and used books. Note that it is closed on Sundays.