Kolkata, also known as the city of joy, is a land filled with rich history, culture, tradition, and delicious food. This destination is steeped in a colonial past and adorned with architectural ...

Located on the eastern banks of the Hooghly River, Fort William is Kolkata’s most iconic fort. Built in 1781 by the British East India Company, it was named after King William III. The octagonal fort, ...

Kolkata is an experience in itself that blends history, culture, and an undeniable charm that lingers in every street and alleyway. With its colonial-era architecture, vibrant markets, and deep-rooted ...

Christmas in Kolkata is a warm and vibrant celebration filled with lights, carols, and timeless traditions. One of the most memorable ways to enjoy the festive spirit is by visiting the city’s ...

Now considered slow-paced and old, when the trams were introduced in Kolkata for the first time, they were a popular mode of transport. The very first trams, introduced in 1873 in the British capital ...

The earliest known mention of Kalikata is believed to be recorded in the 15th-century Bengali text ‘Manasa Vijay’ by Bipradas Pipilai, a poet. In a city most strongly identified by its deeply ...

Kolkata’s tram story began in 1873 with horse-drawn carriages, before electrification transformed the network in 1902. In its ...

Kolkata Restorers have begun restoring the historic Tollygunge Ghari Ghar, a Grade I heritage structure built around 1865 by Tipu Sultan's grandson, Prince Rahimuddin Shah. The restoration, funded by ...

In a step towards preserving Kolkata’s cultural heritage, the Adani Group has joined hands with the Syama Prasad Mookerjee Port, Kolkata (SMPK), to rejuvenate the heritage Kumartuli Ghat, officials ...