Kalighat Kali Temple Tours and Tickets

Discover the vibrant city of Kolkata on a private tour of the city. See key landmarks such as Mother Teresa’s house to view her tomb, the Howrah Bridge, the Marble Palace, and much more as you drive around in a private, air-conditioned vehicle. Learn about the history of India, from ancient times to its British occupation to present-day, over the course of the day.

Cover the top sights of Kolkata with your own private guide, leaving you free to set the itinerary. Customize your stops based on your unique interests, from stately Victorian landmarks to thumping goddess temples. You’ll travel between attractions in a comfortable, climate-controlled vehicle, stopping wherever you wish. Tours are capped at 12 people, making this a great option for friends and families.

Uncover Kolkata s spiritual heart on this private full-day tour of the city s temples and places of worship, including lunch, hotel pick-up and entrance fees. Cruise along the Hooghly River to the Dakshineswar Kali Temple; visit Mother Teresa s tomb at the Mother House; and admire the striking Kalighat Kali and Jain temples. Finally, discover Kolkata s multi-faith heritage with a visit to the Nakhoda Mosque and the British-built Victoria Memorial and St Paus Cathedral. • Full-day tour of Kolkata s places of worship with a private guide • Learn how the architecture of Belur Math celebrates the diversity of Indian religions • Pay homage to the charitable works of Mother Teresa by visiting Mother Teresa s Mission and Mother House

Experience Kolkata- with Private Car Driver with Air conditioned Car Option for all at your Disposal for 8 Hours For City Sightseeing. This is Private Transportation Kolkata city sightseeing with English Speaking and Local Kolkata Car Driver for your Visits

Go beyond the guidebook and discover the hidden history of the most important temples of Kolkata (Calcutta) on an 8.5-hour tour. Comfortable round-trip transportation makes it possible to visit four iconic holy sites in just one day. Experience immersive and dynamic guided tours at Belur Math, Dakshineshwar Kali, Pareshnath Jain, and Kalighat Kali, along with ample opportunity to ask questions. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before return to your accommodation.

Full day guided city tour of Kolkata include visit to Dakshineswar Kali Temple a Hindu temple situated on the eastern bank of the Hooghly River. Victoria Memorial Museum a large marble building in Central Kolkata, built between 1906-21. The Indian Museum one of the ninth oldest museum in the world an Imperial Museum in colonial-era texts, the oldest and largest museum in India. Missionaries Of Charity’s Mother House a Catholic Church. Private air-conditioned transport from picks up till drop off to your hotel, English speaking guide, entrances to monuments are well included in the package price.

Kolkata, or Calcutta as the British called it, was the first capital of the British in India. Besides its colonial style buildings, this city also has a religious dimension. On this day- tour visit some of the religious sites of the Jain, Hindu, Christian and Muslim faiths and discover the spiritual heritage of this bustling city situated on the banks of the River Hooghly. Highlights • Nakhoda mosque • Interiors of the Jain temple • Gothic architecture of St. Paul’s cathedral • Mother Teresa’s home • Kalighat temple

Kolkata is a multicultural and multi-religious city, and you'll visit some of the most interesting and beautiful Hindu, Muslim, Jain, and Christian sites on this tour. Learn about the culture and history of the city, as well as the diverse architectural and artistic styles that you'll see. You'll be able to see and do more than you could comfortably manage if touring independently, while benefiting from the assistance of local guide.

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