Things to do in Kolkata
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Kolkata cultural tour: Neighborhoods, temples & street food★ 4.96 (714) · 3h
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Kolkata: Early Morning Walking Tour, Flower Market & Breakfast★ 5.00 (260) · 4h
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Kolkata Food Tour: 13+ Bengali Tastings & College Street★ 4.95 (371) · 4h
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Kolkata: Old Calcutta Alleyway Food Tour & Hidden Rooftops★ 5.00 (145) · 3hUS$ 40View ›
Kolkata: Private Full Day Tour with Custom Sights & Pickup★ 4.99 (142) · 7h–8hUS$ 91View ›
Kolkata Private Tour: Half & Full Day with Local Guide★ 4.98 (139) · 8hUS$ 83View ›
Kolkata Full Day City Tour: Trams, Sweets & Colonial Icons★ 4.79 (114) · 8h–9hUS$ 86View ›
Kolkata: Raj Heritage Walk with Stories & Local Tea★ 4.96 (95) · 3h–4hUS$ 30View ›
Kolkata: Private Day Tour with Ferry, Temples & Heritage Tram★ 4.96 (91) · 8hUS$ 119View ›
Kolkata: Full Day Private Tour & Howrah Bridge with Pickup★ 4.81 (90) · 8hUS$ 60View ›Lowest price (3)
Kolkata Airport to Hotel: Private Transfer & PickupYou're picked up at Kolkata airport arrivals and driven directly to your hotel, home, or any address in the city in a private air-conditioned car. The driver matches your flight time, so there's no waiting around for a shared shuttle or haggling over fares. Booking is instant, and the price is fixed before you land.Is it for me?Book this if you land in Kolkata with luggage and want to skip the taxi negotiation at arrivals — the fixed price and instant confirmation mean you know exactly what you're paying before you touch down.
Kolkata Culture Walk: Bow Barracks, Chinatown & Burra Bazar TourYou’ll taste real Chinese breakfast in Tiretta Bazar, wander through Kolkata’s oldest neighborhoods, and hear stories you won’t find in guidebooks—all led by someone who grew up here. If you want to see how cultures blend together in everyday life, this walk is for you.
Durga Puja walking tour in Calcutta: 4 iconic temple pandalsA 3-hour walking tour of Calcutta during Durga Puja, visiting four iconic temple pandals in Old Calcutta and the village of Kumartuli where artisans craft clay idols. The tour moves through the city on local transport, stopping for street food and stories of mythology and art—the way locals experience the festival, not as a tourist checkpoint.Is it for me?Book the Durga Puja Walk if you're in Calcutta during the main festival in September or October and want to see the city at its most decorated and crowded. Choose the Idol Immersion walk if you're there for the final day, when the procession carries idols to the river. Pick the Diwali Kali Puja Walk if you're visiting later in November for a different festival with its own rituals and fewer crowds.
