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Kolkata

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4 Days
1 State
4 Cities

Maharashtra ???? Pune ➡️ Sri Bhimashankar temple ➡️ Shirdi ➡️ Sri Grishneshwar temple ➡️ Aurangabad – Ajantha Ellora Caves (1N) (Optional)➡️ SapthaShrungi Shakthi Peeta ➡️ Nasik ➡️ Sri Triambakeshwar Temple

Why Travel to Kolkata?
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Kolkata is worth visiting for its unique mix of old-world charm and lively cultural energy. From colonial-era architecture and iconic trams to art, literature, street food and festivals like Durga Puja, the city blends history, creativity and emotion in a way no other Indian city does. It’s a place where heritage, culture and food come together beautifully.

Places to visit in Himachal Pradesh
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Iconic Landmarks

  • Victoria Memorial – Grand marble monument with gardens and museum.
  • Howrah Bridge – Kolkata’s most famous landmark; great for photos at sunrise/sunset.
  • Prinsep Ghat – Riverside promenade with colonial charm.
Spiritual & Heritage Sites

  • Dakshineswar Kali Temple – Major pilgrimage spot on the Hooghly River.
  • Belur Math – Peaceful spiritual centre of the Ramakrishna Mission.
  • Kalighat Temple – One of India’s Shakti Peeths.
Museums & Culture

  • Indian Museum – India’s oldest, with impressive artefacts and fossils.
  • Marble Palace – A mansion filled with art, antiques and sculptures.
  • Tagore’s House (Jorasanko Thakur Bari) – Birthplace of Rabindranath Tagore.
Modern Attractions

  • Science City – Great for families and kids.
  • Eco Park (New Town) – Largest urban park with themed zones and activities.
Markets & Local Life

  • New Market – Shopping hotspot for clothes, crafts and Kolkata specialities.
  • College Street & Coffee House – Book lovers’ paradise with nostalgic vibes.
  • Gariahat Market – Sarees, jewellery and local flavours.
Food & Nightlife

  • Park Street – Restaurants, cafés and iconic eateries like Flurys and Trincas.
  • Bengali food hubs – Try authentic dishes in places like 6 Ballygunge Place or Oh! Calcutta.
Itinerary

Maharashtra is the major hub for temples. Along with 3 Jyothirlingas, it’s a home for Ashtavinayakas, Shakthi Peetas and the famous Shirdi Sri Sai Baba shrine. A combination circuit would be the most ideal. Have a look to get a picture.

You could also select places of your choice and we would love to tailor the itinerary for you!

Day 1: Pune to Sri Bhimashankar temple and Shirdi

From Pune, we take Nasik highway to reach Sri Bhimashankar temple, post darshan proceed to Shirdi.

Night stay: Rest at Shirdi after a long journey.

Day 2: Shirdi to Sri Grishneshwar temple

Take the divine darshan of Sri Sai Baba at the sacred mandir. Then, proceed to Sri Grishneshwar temple, en-route visit Shani Singapur. Post Darshan, head back to Shirdi.

Night’s stay: Shirdi

Day 3: Shirdi to Maa SapthaShrungi Shakthi Peeta and Nasik

After breakfast, we head to the Maa SaptaShrungi shrine. Visit the temple and by evening we reach Nasik. Free to explore Nasik.

Night Stay: Nasik.

Day 4: Nasik to Sri Triambakeshwar Temple and back to hometown

After breakfast, proceed to Sri Triambakeshwar temple. Post darshan, take an evening flight/train to hometown.

Night Stay: Nasik.


Detailed itinerary shall be provided on request
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How to reach?
How to reach?
By Air : Fly directly to Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport (CCU), which has frequent flights from all major Indian cities and several international destinations. It’s the fastest and easiest way to reach Kolkata.
By Train : Kolkata is well connected through major stations like Howrah Junction, Sealdah, and Kolkata (Chitpur). Trains arrive from Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and almost every major city.
By Road : You can reach Kolkata via NH 16 and NH 19 from nearby states like Odisha, Jharkhand, Bihar, and Assam. Long-distance buses (private and state-run) also operate from neighbouring cities and regions.
Best time to visit
Best time to visit
The ideal time is October to February, when the weather is cool and pleasant for sightseeing. October (Durga Puja season) is especially vibrant, with festivals, lights and cultural celebrations across the city.
Price on Request
Price on Request
For larger groups, the per-person cost reduces considerably. We welcome you to book our packages with family and friends.
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