Timings: 0700 hrs to 1000 hrs. (Apr- Sep) 0800 hrs to 1100 hrs (Oct – Mar). Meeting Point: Great Eastern Hotel Bakery. Price: INR 2000 per person. In the footsteps of the Raj / White Town Walk Dalhousie Square The British had sought to build ‘the second city of the Empire’ right here and it […]
Timings: 0800 hrs onwards. Meeting Point: Your hotel lobby. Price: INR 4000 per person for a Half Day and INR 5000 per person for a full day inclusive of car, guide and all entry fees. Street Food Calcutta Tours New Market and around You get to experience some of the best food in the world
Timings: Any 3 hours between 10am and 10pm. Meeting Point: Oberoi Grand hotel lobby. Price: INR 3000 per person inclusive of food. Cabin Food Walk Indian Coffee House and around It is something that has been known for a while and a belief we at Calcutta Walks strongly stand by, that food is one of
It is something that has been known for a while and a belief we at Calcutta Walks strongly stand by, that food is one of the strongest connects you can have with any city. Any cuisine with its varied flavours, common ingredients and distinct taste adds a unique identity to the character of a place.
You get to experience some of the best food in the world at a fraction of the cost that you’d pay anywhere else. While some food items developed indigenously most have been brought it by the many settlers who came in attracted by the prosperity of this colonial city. Without further ado let’s plunge in and find out the best available
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The British had sought to build ‘the second city of the Empire’ right here and it is this ‘building’ that we’ll show you in the course of our walk through the ‘European’ areas of what was once the capital of the British Empire in India. There are major plans on to beautify and restore this
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Our city has witnessed many more cultures in its past than most others would even in this globalised present. Here we will trace for you the origins and remains of the varied communities that hung their boots and called Calcutta home. Lets check out why Chinese breakfast still rules Tiretta Bazar, where the Parsis are
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The ever-vital hub of traditional Bengali culture, ‘the natives’ area’, Sovabazar is all this and much more. This area contains a fascinatingly cosmopolitan blend of the seemingly incongruous architectural forms (from Islamic to Baroque, from Victorian to Bengali) which made up the old world dwellings of the city’s wealthier Bengalis. No one who wishes to
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Bengal is a foodie’s paradise and more so Calcutta, where various adventurers have left their gastronomical imprints. We take you through an experience not easy to forget…especially because of the satiating burps afterwards. A walk through the market will familiarize you with the ingredients that go into the making of some of authentic Bengali food
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Calcutta is a city where the east and the west met and this meeting of such great forces could not have been devoid of friction. We will try and give you a glimpse of this in the course of our walk through arguably the largest books bazaar in the world. In the course of this
