Top 10 Best Things to Do in West Bengal

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Cool Avinash

A beaitiful pillar less bridge built in tbe heart of west bengal...its a must visit place when you vist west bengal

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Temple is situated at Dakshineswar, Built on the bank of the River Ganga, Dakshineswar Mandir creates a beautiful silhouette. Unlike many other temples of India, the Dakshineswar temple dress code is pretty relaxed. No, you don’t have to wear a dhoti, or kurta-pajama, or sari. It is a house of God, so any clothing that is not disrespectful is acceptable.some history: Dakshineswar Temple was built by Rani Rashmoni, a philanthropist and widow of a wealthy zamindar of Bengal. Rani Rashmoni became a devotee of Goddess Kali in her later years. She dedicated the Dakshineswar Temple to Bhabatarini, a benevolent aspect of Goddess Kali. It took about 9 years to raise this shrine and worship started in the year 1855.The star of the Dakshineswar Temple has been Sri Ramakrishna Paramahansa Dev. This mystic saint of Bengal functioned as the priest of the Bhabatarini shrine of Dakshineshwar in the early years of the temple’s establishment. Sri Ramakrishna has devotees all across India and abroad. They have also contributed to making Dakshineswar Temple a popular place to visit in West Bengal.You can reach here by the most convenient way which is Metro, Dakshineswar metro railways st is connected by skywalk bridge, 300m far. on the way, you can get prasad, flowers to offer.

Go On Roni

if you come to Kolkata you must visit Victoria Memorial. The Victoria Memorial is a large marble building in Kolkata.

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The Kali Temple is located in the southwest suburbs of Kolkata and is dedicated to the Hindu goddess Kali. The building is very beautiful and there are many people here every day. The sacrifices in the Kali Temple are blood sacrifices, and sheep are slaughtered all the time.

ARAFATRAHMAN

I visited the Indian Museum on 23rd August 2022, and it was my very first time exploring this historic treasure-and truly, it was an amazing experience.From ancient artifacts to rare sculptures, fossils, and cultural exhibits, every section of the museum tells a fascinating story. Walking through its grand halls felt like stepping into a time machine-rich with history, knowledge, and artistic beauty. I was deeply impressed by the vast collection and the way everything was preserved and presented.As someone with a love for history and culture, this visit was both inspiring and educational. I captured some memorable photos during my tour, but the real magic is something you have to experience in person.If you’re ever in Kolkata, a visit to the Indian Museum is an absolute must. Whether you’re a curious traveler or a history enthusiast, you’ll leave with a deeper appreciation of South Asia’s rich heritage.

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Even if you're not a big sports fan, it's worth it to see this world famous cricket stadium (one of the largest in the world!) Home to the Kolkata cricket team, it's impressive even if you aren't able to catch a match.