“Sacred Shores and Cultural Marvels: Gangasagar & Kolkata”

This package includes 3 nights of accommodation (2 in Gangasagar and 1 in Kolkata), daily breakfast and dinner, transfers between Kolkata and Gangasagar, guided city tours in Kolkata, and sightseeing per the itinerary.

Yes, the package is customizable. You can add or adjust activities, change accommodation preferences, or alter the itinerary to suit your needs.

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Gangasagar is a sacred pilgrimage site where millions of Hindu devotees gather for the holy dip at the confluence of the Ganges and the Bay of Bengal. The area is also home to several temples, cultural sites, and scenic beauty, making it a must-visit spiritual and tourist destination.

The ideal time to visit Gangasagar is during the Gangasagar Mela in January, or between October and February when the weather is pleasant and conducive for both pilgrimage and sightseeing.

Pack comfortable walking shoes, light cotton clothing for the day, and warm clothing for the cooler evenings. Don’t forget essentials like sunscreen, a hat, and a camera to capture the scenic beauty of both Gangasagar and Kolkata.

The package does not include personal expenses, airfare or train fare to Kolkata, entry fees to monuments or parks, additional meals outside the package, or tips for guides and drivers. Any optional activities not included in the itinerary will be an extra cost.

Key highlights include a pilgrimage to the sacred Gangasagar, visiting Sagar Island’s scenic spots, and immersing in the cultural and architectural marvels of Kolkata, such as the Victoria Memorial, Howrah Bridge, Dakshineswar Kali Temple, and more.

Yes, the Gangasagar pilgrimage and the Kolkata city tour are suitable for travellers of all ages, from young children to older adults. All activities are conducted with safety and comfort in mind.

Gangasagar is approximately 100 km from Kolkata. The journey involves a combination of road and ferry travel, which adds to the experience of visiting this sacred and scenic site.