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Our Itinerary is well customize to enjoy sandakphu trek in very limited time.Our Guides are certified by Tourism and Forest Department of Darjeeling,India.We provide our own company transportation which are clean and well maintained.During the trek guide will make sure to provide organic food whenever its available.

Explore the captivating Krishna-focused Terracotta temples of the Malla Kingdom, dating back to the 17th century. These temples are distinguished by their distinctive brick and clay construction. Enjoy a guided historical immersion with your knowledgeable guide. Enter the imposing Malleshwar temple, built by Bir Singha in 1622. Discover the Rasmancha Temple, which is well-known for its pyramidal shape and roof in the Chala style, and discover how the Malla King converted to Gaudiya Vaishnavism. Discover the background of the 1500s and 1600s terracotta art. The region's charm is enhanced by the aluchuri-style silk sarees of Bishnupur. Finish your journey by visiting local weavers and seeing firsthand how passionately they create these beautiful sarees.

Kolkata is a melting pot of cultures, some harking back to before British colonial rule. On this walking tour, discover the influences that make the city so colorful and compelling, with a guide to spotlight detail you’d miss alone and ensure you cover the must-sees without getting lost. Learn why Chinese breakfast rules at Tiretta Bazaar, see an original Armenian Church, and delve deep into the Anglo-Indian Bow Barracks and other culturally distinct neighborhoods.

History enthusiasts will enjoy this two-day tour from Kolkata to Murshidabad, the old capital of Bengal. Learn all about the layers of history in this beautiful city and listen to your guide’s fascinating stories. Visit the site of the Battle of Plassey, the grand Imambara, the beautiful Palace of a Thousand Doors, and more. Go at your own pace as this is a private tour.

Take a whirlwind trip up to Agra to see the Taj Mahal with this whirlwind tour to India's most celebrated monument. This tour includes round-trip airfare from a choice of Indian cities (including Mumbai, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kochi, Kolkata, and Bengaluru) to Delhi, all ground transportation, and the services of a local guide as well as admission fees to both the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort.

There’s no need to miss a trip to India's Taj Mahal when you’re in Kolkata. This private full-day tour makes it as easy as possible to check out Agra's UNESCO-listed, 17th-century wonder, with return Kolkata-Delhi flights, private Delhi-Agra return road transport, and a private guide to show you and provide insight into the multi-domed tomb. An optional Agra Fort visit, Agra shopping time, and Kolkata hotel transfers, make the day extra enjoyable.

02-Day Kolkata & Sundarbans Heritage Trail From the "City of Joy" to the World’s Largest Mangrove Forest Experience the ultimate Bengal journey. Spend your first day uncovering the colonial history and vibrant culture of Kolkata, followed by a thrilling day-trip into the UNESCO-listed Sundarbans Tiger Reserve. Day 01: The Soul of Kolkata: Discover the landmarks that define India's cultural capital. This day-long journey takes you through historic architecture, spiritual centers, and the world’s most famous book market. Day 2: The Wild Sundarbans: Leave the city behind for a full-day boat safari through the largest mangrove forest on Earth. The Safari: Navigate the winding delta canals on a private, well-maintained safari boat. The Wilderness: Explore the primary habitat of the Royal Bengal Tiger, estuarine crocodiles, and over 270 bird species. All-Inclusive Dining: Enjoy a full day of meals, including breakfast, an authentic Bengali lunch on the boat, and evening snacks.

Visitors to several southern or eastern Indian cities—from Bangalore to Kolkata and beyond—can enjoy the highlights of North India on a handy private tour of the Golden Triangle. After a domestic flight to Delhi, spend three days exploring the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, historic palaces and tombs, and other attractions in Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur. The tour includes two nights’ accommodation and ends in Delhi.

Pickup at 6am from Hotel or anywhere in Kolkata and drop-off Kolkata Airport and Flight to Delhi. Arrival in Delhi Airport and 3-hours drive to Agra by expressway. First day visit Mehtab Bagh and second day visit Taj Mahal and after Taj Mahal take a Lunch break. Second we visit Agra Fort and some shopping in Agra. After Agra Sightseeing drive back to Delhi and drop at Delhi Airport flight to Kolkata. Arrive in Kolkata airport and drop at your Hotel or anywhere in Kolkata.

Explore Sikkim and Darjeeling in your own private, chauffeur-driven vehicle on this 4-night tour. Over the course of your journey, you'll visit Tsongmo Lake near the border with China, spend time exploring the cities of Gangtok and Darjeeling, and pay an early morning visit to Tiger Hill and the nearby Ghoom Monastery.

A UNESCO World heritage site. Shantiniketan means the abode of peace – long before it became the name of a place, was the name of the guest house Maharshi Debendranath Tagore, father of poet Rabindranath Tagore had built. It is believed that Rabindranath’s father had chanced upon an uninhabited land with red soil and paddy fields while on a boat ride and took the decision to purchase the land. Rabindranath Tagore’s vision of setting up a school along the lines of the previously existing system of gurukul - a residential school where students lived with their teacher/guru – was the foundation stone of Visva-Bharati. To actualise this vision, the ashram set up by his father was converted into an open air school. When Rabindranath Tagore received the Nobel Prize and went on to utilise the funds received further expand the school and rename it from Visva-Vidyalay to Visva-Bharati – meaning communion of the world with India. It was recognised as a central university in 1951.

Explore the best of Gangtok and Darjeeling on this 4-night, 5-day tour, featuring private transportation and stays in 3-star hotels with breakfast included. Highlights include a visit to the sacred Tsomgo Lake, sunrise at Tiger Hill with views of Mt. Kanchenjunga, and stops at iconic sites like Ghoom Monastery and the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute. With scenic drives and curated experiences, this tour offers a seamless way to experience the beauty and culture of these Himalayan destinations.

Experience the best of India’s eastern Himalaya region on a private week-long tour starting and ending from Bagdogra. Ride on the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, visit tea estates, watch the sunrise over the Himalaya from a lookout point, seek blessings in a Buddhist monastery, and more. Learn about the unique culture of this region from your guide and enjoy the convenience of private transport with hotel pickup included.

Walk in Peace | Darjeeling Forests on Foot (Ideal for an 8 or 9 am start) Step away from the rush of everyday life and slip into the quiet rhythm of Darjeeling’s forests. Our village walks, farm visits, and nursery trails are designed to slow you down while awakening your senses. As you wander along pine ridges and tea gardens, past boutique nurseries and riverside farms, the majestic Kanchenjunga Range often peeks through the horizon, reminding you of the wonder that lingers in the Himalayas’ embrace. Why take this walk? Because here, nature speaks in silences. The dense woods, veiled meadows, and ever-shifting mist offer a new story every time you set foot on these trails. Listen to the hush of untouched meadows, trace the silhouette of distant hills, and step into Sherpa and Lepcha villages that thrive in self-sustained harmony. It’s not just a walk, it’s an intimate brush with tranquillity, culture, and the timeless spirit of the mountains. Day Trip Difficulty: Easy to Moderate

Kolkata is a vibrant mosaic of cultures, shaped by Armenians, Chinese, Parsis, Anglo-Indians, Jews, Marwaris, Muslims, Portuguese, Italians, Russians, and Bengalis. Over centuries, these communities influenced the city's culture, commerce, and character. Explore lively areas like Bow Barracks, Tiretta Bazaar, and Burrabazar, where trade, tradition, and migration stories unfold. Old bakeries, spice markets, and hidden landmarks reflect Kolkata's multicultural past. Culinary legacies—from Chinese dumplings to Jewish bread—highlight the city's rich heritage. Churches, synagogues, temples, and trading houses stand as testaments to its diverse communities. This tour goes beyond typical tourist spots, offering a rare glimpse into Kolkata’s roots. Led by passionate guides, it connects past and present, revealing the city's unique spirit and history. Experience the real Kolkata, where tradition and modernity coexist in a dynamic landscape.

Explore the diversity of Kolkata's cultures with our thoughtfully designed 8-hour schedule. Begin with Mother Teresa House, experience the serenity of the Jain Temple, discover the craftsmen of Komortuli, and savor a drive around Dalhousie Square. Explore the bustling Mullick Ghat Flower Market, over the famous Howrah Bridge, and take in the Gothic charm of St. Paul Cathedral Church. Visit Victoria Memorial at the end of the day to get a taste of Kolkata's imperial past. In the center of the city, encounter amazing moments and cultural immersion.

This overnight tour from Delhi lets you capture the timeless charm of the Taj Mahal at both sunrise and sunset—two of the most magical times to admire this monument of love. You’ll also visit the Agra Fort, the elegant Itimad-ud-Daulah (Baby Taj), and the serene Mehtab Bagh gardens. With private transport, skip-the-line entry, and a knowledgeable local guide, your journey is smooth, comfortable, and enriching. Why Book With Us? With Oberoi Tours, you’re not just booking a trip—you’re choosing a curated experience with personal care, flexible schedules, and reliable service. Capture the timeless charm of the Taj Mahal at sunrise & sunset Private car with driver for comfort and convenience Flexible pick-up and drop-off timings Licensed local guides with insider knowledge Hassle-free skip-the-line entry tickets Personalized service with 24/7 support

The Calcutta Tramway stands as a unique relic of urban transport history, boasting the title of India's oldest operating tram system since 1902. It intertwines colonial charm with modern necessity, navigating through bustling streets of Kolkata, a city steeped in culture and heritage. Its vintage charm is unparalleled, offering a glimpse into Kolkata's past while serving as a lifeline for many commuters. Amidst the rush of cars and buses, the tram retains a nostalgic allure, with its quaint, rattling carriages and bell-clanging conductors. This enduring icon symbolizes Kolkata's resilience and tradition, making it a cherished part of the city's identity. This tour also gives you a glimpse of the Underwater Metro Train. Please note that this tour is not wheel chair accessable. Maximum number of stairs at any given place is 10, otherwise, escalators and lifts are available. The tour duration is approximately 4 hours. The pick-up is approximately 45 minutes before the tour.

Our tour takes you through the many different buildings and institutions that were set up in Calcutta to qualify it to become the most important city of the British Empire outside of England. We will regale you with stories and bring you face to face with the harsh realities of the colonial occupation of India by the greatest empire the world has known. Our explorers have excellent English language skills. Our content is very well researched specially from the infotainment perspective. You get the best map of Calcutta as a gift with loads of information of the city based on our years of experience of the city.

Immerse Yourself in the Colors & Chaos of Kolkata’s Iconic Flower Market Tour—a vibrant explosion of colors, fragrances, and raw energy. As dawn breaks, witness the city’s largest wholesale flower bazaar come alive, where traders passionately barter over heaps of fresh marigolds, roses, and exotic blooms. The air is thick with floral scents, mingling with the rhythmic hum of early morning rituals. Stroll through the historic Mullick Ghat, where the majestic Howrah Bridge looms overhead, framing a scene straight out of a painting. Watch devotees perform sacred river rituals, ascetics in deep meditation, and locals immersed in their daily prayers along the Hooghly’s banks. Capture award-worthy photographs as golden sunlight bathes the bustling market in an ethereal glow. This off-the-beaten-path adventure is more than just a tour—it’s a sensory journey through Kolkata’s living heritage. Book now for an authentic slice of the city that few get to experience!

A perfect choice for people with limitied time who still want the experince of hiking in the Himalayas. The day offers a lot of diversity in terms of the routes that you trek, the nature enocuntered and the cultural aspects. As well as the chance of see 4 out of 5 of the world's highest peaks including Mount Everest. You will not be disapointed with the experience. During the Spring months you also get the opportunity to hike through the blooming forests of Magnolia and Rhodendendron.

Kolkata is one of India's most photogenic cities, and with this full-day tour, you can see it through the lens of a photographer. You'll visit stellar sights including the local flower market, the action-packed Sudder Street, and College Street, lined with myriad book stalls. After an included lunch, you'll continue on to Park Street, with its trendy cafes and shops, and on to the iconic Victoria Memorial, surrounded by gardens.

Normally its a 6 days trek but we have customize it to 5 days trek. This trek is one of the best treks in Darjeeling, panoramic view of Nepal and Sikkim Himalayas can be seen. 4 of the world highest peak Everest, Makalu , Lhotse and Kanchenjunga is visible from Sandakphu and Phalut during trek. The entire trek lies inside national park , if lucky travelers can get to see red panda during trek. During trek Nepali and Indian food will be provided, our guides are very jolly and active so you wont feel lonely or boring during the trek.

The rail terminus for the east Indian railway is at Howrah. An estimated two million people (yes! you heard right!) pour into/out of Howrah station each day. To get to Calcutta, they walk or drive through the Howrah bridge, or take local ferries. For millions of people, Howrah bridge represents the quintessential image of Calcutta, the first thing they see when they arrive here. The area around Howrah station has grown into a self-contained mini-universe, catering to the needs of a huge floating population. At the base of the Howrah bridge, on the Calcutta side, is the city’s bustling wholesale flower market. Flowers are an essential part of life in the city, they are bought not just for temple prayers but also for wedding decorations, events and festivals. Each god or goddess has their own favourite flowers and leaves. Walking through the flower market is a colourful, fragrant experience.