The history of the origin and the growth of the Indian Museum is one of the remarkable events towards the development of heritage and culture of India. Founded in 1814 at the cradle of the Asiatic Society of Bengal (at the present... More

Visit the Weavers Studio to witness the artistic production of high-quality cotton and silk garments. This private 3-hour guided tour will provide you with a glimpse into not only the production methods of weaving and dyeing metho... More

Itinerary • Tour starts at 4:00 pm • Meet your guide at the pickup point • Explore Park street and its eateries • Stroll around Park Street Lane to taste famous foods such as Kolkata Kathi Rolls, Kachori, Momos, etc •... More

Once the proud capital of the British Raj (rule), Kolkata today is a unique blend of ancient and new. The city is rich in cultural, literary and religious flavors. Your walking tour concentrates on what was White Town in Old Kolka... More

Kolkata, one of the earliest and the biggest metropolitan cities in the India has a lot more than the architecture. The city stands testimony to intellectuals and social reformers. Its streets offer the best Kathi rolls, kebabs an... More

Immerse yourself in the rich culture and fascinating history of Kolkata's famous temples on a private tour that promises to be an unforgettable experience. Discover the divine beauty of the Dakshineswar Kali Temple, one of Kolkata... More

Walking is the best way to feel the texture of a city. Our tour expert will hop you through the 'White town'- colonial city that was developed by the East India Company. Explore the small streets and bylanes, while admiring the ol... More

Kolkata is incomplete without the mention of the most sacred river in India " The Ganga " or Ganges. The city is grown beside this river which provides a natural port and is most suitable for navigation. This has increased the sc... More

Known as the City of Joy and intellectual capital of India, Kolkata is famous for its people, culture, food, music, literature and the movies. Kolkata, earlier known as Calcutta, was established by the British in 1690 and remained... More

An early morning visit to the open air markets of Kolkata gives you an insight into the Bazaar culture of this prominent place, once the headquarters of British colonial power. You and your professional local guide will visit the ... More

Delve into the rich culture of Kolkata, India's intellectual, literary, and artistic hub, on this life-affirming 4-hour tour. With your in-the-know guide, explore the city's charming yet chaotic streets and cultural landmarks by f... More

Kolkata was a jewel in the crown of the East India Company and then the British Empire. In this shared group walk, we will trace back our steps to the colonial era and visit some prominent landmarks that defined this great city’... More

During  The Raj Heritage Walk, we take you to the then-centre-of-power, show you the colonial buildings (which in many cases are fine examples of European Architecture with eastern influences in some instances) & the River Front ... More

On this half-day tour in Kolkata, discover the beautiful Kantha embroidery of the state of West Bengal. Visit the campus of Self Help Enterprise (SHE), a non-profit organisation that was created 25 years ago to preserve and promot... More

The Calcutta Tramway stands as a unique relic of urban transport history, boasting the title of India's oldest operating tram system since 1902. It intertwines colonial charm with modern necessity, navigating through bustling stre... More

On this half-day tour in Kolkata, discover the beautiful Kantha embroidery of the state of West Bengal. Visit the campus of Self Help Enterprise (SHE), a non-profit organisation that was created 25 years ago to preserve and promot... More

Walk through the 18th - 19th Century Tales of Calcutta. Kolkata, the city of Tales, formerly Calcutta, was the capital of British India for more than a century and half and carries the old colonial legacies in many grandeurs rema... More

Gangtok – The Capital of Sikkim, Irreverent, cheerful and pleasantly boisterous, Sikkim’s modern capital is layered along a precipitous mountain ridge, descending the hillside in steep tiers. Viewpoints survey plunging green v... More