All West Bengal Tours & Excursions in 2026

Stray from the beaten path and see a different side of India on a day trip to Bishnupur from Kolkata. A great choice for travelers that have already ticked off Kolkata’s top sights, this tour lets you avoid the hassle of advance planning, and transports you to lesser-known attractions such as the 17th-century terracotta temples of the Malla Kingdom.

A comfortable and hassle-free transfer from your hotel in Darjeeling to Bagdogra Airport will be arranged in a spacious Toyota Innova. Enjoy a smooth ride with ample luggage space and a professional driver, ensuring timely arrival at the airport.

With so much going on in Kolkata, it can be difficult for first-time visitors to capture its essence. This private customizable full-day tour does the trick: making it easy to view the city’s landmarks and get a handle on its cultural mix and heady street life. Plan your itinerary with suggestions from your personal driver-guide, and travel between the sights by private car—experiencing everything from the vibrant Malik Ghat Flower Market to the Mother House and College Street.

Experience Kolkata (Calcutta) with a guide who can provide context, translation, and transportation. With this private tour, you'll have your very own guide on hand to meet you at your hotel and take you out to see local highlights, including the Victoria Memorial hall, the Malik Ghat Flower Market, the Parashnath Jain Temple, and the tomb of Mother Teresa, all in a private, air-conditioned vehicle.

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.

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’s markets are a treat for photography enthusiasts, but knowing which ones to visit and what to photograph requires insider knowledge. This tour is designed with photography enthusiasts in mind and takes you to some of the city’s most photogenic markets with a guide who can give you pointers and help with language barriers.

Learn about the influence of the British in Kolkata with this guided tour, which can be booked with or without hotel transfers. You'll visit a number of historic attractions, including the Great Eastern Hotel, St. Andrew's Church, St. John’s Church, and Government House as you learn about history and architecture.

Skip the hassle of planning your own itinerary from Siliguri with this convenient 7-day private tour. Enjoy a pre-planned schedule and a private driver to take you between attractions. Starting with hotel pickup in Siliguri, travel seamlessly to top destinations, including Gangtok, Tsomgo Lake, Pelling, Rimbi Waterfall, and Darjeeling, with comfortable private transportation each day.

Take a break from walking Kolkata’s busy streets on this fun tram tour. Kolkata has India’s only tram network, and you’ll learn all about its history on this tram tour. Pass by a number of landmarks, including the Maidan and the Victoria Memorial, and get down to further explore others, such as the the Tipu Sultan Masjid and Mother Teresa's former home.

Explore the lush wetlands of Kolkata by bicycle, the ultimate way to get close to nature and enjoy the sights and sounds of the birds and other wildlife that call this special place their home. Follow trails and roads with virtually no other traffic and see spectacular views of the jungle, ponds, rivers, and coconut trees, all far away from the crowds of the city.

Explore Kolkata, the second largest city of India, its rich cultural and spiritual past in this full day tour of the city which takes you to some of the oldest temples, churches, and synagogues representing the beautiful culmination of different religions.

Nestled amid Himalayan peaks northeast of Gangtok, the glacier lake of Tsomgo looks almost other-worldly. Avoid haggling with cabs and visit on this private tour from Gangtok, which includes round-trip transport and a driver-guide for navigation and commentary. Drive up past temples and waterfalls, and enjoy time to admire Tsomgo’s turquoise waters and surrounding peaks—clad in snow during winter. Follow the lakeside path, take photos, see yaks and prayer wheels, and savor local snacks (own expense) before returning.

Get exactly what you want from your Kolkata stay with a private tour that lets you contribute to the itinerary. Skip having to plan your own explorations, select sights of interest from a recommendations list, and explore by private vehicle and foot, and by bus, tuk-tuk, and rickshaw if needed. View must-sees like the Victoria Memorial, add lower-profile sites such College Street, cemeteries, and markets; and learn history and details that would be easy to overlook otherwise.

Learn more about Kolkata’s history on a small-group walking tour focusing on the British Raj. Understand the significance of the city’s grand buildings and monuments when you tour with a guide. Over three hours, visit landmarks including the Victoria Memorial, the Writers’ Building, the Job Charnock Cemetery, and more. Get an overview of Kolkata and its history while being active.

See some of the most popular sites in India, plus some that aren’t on the typical tourist track, with this 6-day private Golden Triangle tour. Stop by Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur and tour them with your personal guide. Also head out to Chand Baori step well in Abhaneri village, where you can check out the ancient architecture and explore. Accommodation is up to you, giving you the freedom to choose any type of hotel in each city.

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.

Enjoy a stress-free arrival in Kolkata with a private transfer from Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport to your hotel in the city. Avoid the hassle of haggling with taxi drivers or paying an inflated fare for an uncomfortable ride. Your driver will meet you at the airport and take you directly to your hotel of choice, so you arrive feeling refreshed and ready to explore.

Discover the treasures of four of India's most famous cities — Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, and Varanasi — on a 6-day Golden Triangle tour from Delhi. Take in UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Qutub Minar, Humayun's Tomb, the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, Fatehpur Sikr, and Amber Fort, and watch spiritual ceremonies along the Ganges River in Varanasi. Travel in an air-conditioned private vehicle, see the attractions in each city with your guide, and have time to go shopping in the bazaars. Includes five nights of accommodation in 5-star hotels with breakfast.

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 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.

Enjoy an exclusive cooking demonstration and access to a local restaurateur’s home during this authentic Bengali food experience. Bengali cuisine is distinct, and your food-loving hostess Bibi will teach you all about the flavors, techniques, and secrets behind regional specialties. Enjoy a meal afterwards with the family, including various curries, rice, and a sweet.

Begin your first day in Kolkata by exploring the vibrant BBD flower market and then go deeper into the city's past at St. John's Church and Victoria Memorial. After enjoying lunch at Park Street, travel via Dalhousie, a colonial-era town, and marvel at the engineering of the Howrah Bridge. At Birla Temple, end the day in peace. You go on a spiritual pilgrimage on Day 2 when you visit the Dakshineshwar Kali Temple and the Kalighat Kali Temple. Visit College Street's literary hotspot and then spend time at Mother Teresa's home thinking back on her legacy. Take a last, reflective walk around South Park Street Cemetery to round out your journey.

Kolkata is known for its artistic flair, literature and the delicious food. There are so many places you can explore such as Kalighat Kali Temple, Victoria Memorial or simply watch the sunset by the Howrah Bridge. One of the 'to do' things when in Kolkata is dining with a Bengali family. And your search for an amazing Bengali 'cook and dine' experience ends with the Bengali family.