5-Day Cultural and Culinary Journey in Kolkata Itinerary

Begin your day with a visit to Kalighat Kali Temple, one of the most important temples in Kolkata dedicated to Goddess Kali. The temple is bustling with devotees and offers an intense spiritual experience.

Afterwards, explore the fascinating exhibits at the Indian Museum, India's oldest and largest museum showcasing artifacts ranging from ancient fossils to Mughal paintings. For lunch, savor some delicious Mughlai dishes at Arsalan.

Conclude your day with a visit to St Paul's Cathedral. This beautiful Gothic-style cathedral is known for its stunning architecture and peaceful ambiance. Enjoy dinner at Flurys, an iconic tearoom on Park Street known for its delectable pastries and continental dishes.

Kick off your morning by visiting the impressive Marble Palace. This 19th-century mansion is renowned for its collection of sculptures, paintings, and antiques.

Next up is a visit to the serene Pareshnath Jain Temple (Parasnath Jain Temple). The temple complex is adorned with intricate designs and lush gardens. Have lunch at Kewpie's, where you can enjoy authentic Bengali home-cooked meals.

Spend your evening exploring College Street (The iconic College Street Tour), famous for its bookshops and intellectual atmosphere. Don't miss out on having dinner at Bohemian, which offers innovative Bengali fusion cuisine.

Start your day with an educational trip to the MP Birla Planetarium. It’s one of Asia’s largest planetariums offering various shows about astronomy.

Visit the historic site of St. John’s Church next; it’s one of Kolkata’s oldest churches featuring beautiful stained glass windows and memorials from British India times. Have lunch at Aaheli for an exquisite Bengali fine dining experience.

End your day by taking in views from the iconic landmark -Howrah Bridge. Walk along this engineering marvel as you watch daily life unfold around you before heading for dinner at  Oh! Calcutta which serves classic Bengali dishes.

Begin your final day in Kolkata with a visit to the Mother House of the Missionaries of Charity. This is the headquarters of the Missionaries of Charity, founded by Mother Teresa. The site includes her tomb and a small museum dedicated to her life and work. It's a place of deep reflection and peace.

Afterwards, head to Belur Math, a temple complex on the west bank of the Hooghly River. It is notable for its architecture that fuses Hindu, Christian, and Islamic motifs as a symbol of unity. For lunch, dine at The Corner Courtyard, which offers a mix of continental and Indian dishes in a charming heritage building.

Conclude your trip with an evening visit to Eden Gardens, one of the most iconic cricket stadiums in the world. Even if you're not catching a match, it's worth visiting for its historical significance. For your final dinner in Kolkata, enjoy an elegant meal at Bar-B-Q, known for its delectable North Indian and Chinese cuisine.