Destinations that you will love to explore

Darjeeling

Shrouded beneath the veil of white mist amidst the alpine forest of conifers and pine tree is a place which has enthralled the mind of many since British era. Located in the lower foothills of Eastern Himalayas in West Bengal is Darjeeling.
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Kalimpong

Tucked on the further edge of Eastern Himalayas in the West Bengal region is a historically significant town called Kalimpong. It is another hill station in West Bengal located close by Darjeeling.
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Kurseong

Kurseong, situated on the Siliguri-Darjeeling highway is a quaint bustling town famous for its Tea Estates. It is a hill station located at a distance of 32km from Darjeeling and 47km from Siliguri.
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Mirik

Mirik, situated amidst the dense forest of alpine tree is a new found hill station of West Bengal Region. It is a scenically blessed town located at a distance of 49km from Darjeeling and 51 km from Siliguri.
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Sonada

Sonada is a small bustling town located on the Darjeeling-Siliguri highway. It is one of the lesser known hill stations in Darjeeling District of West Bengal. Sonada is located at a distance of 16km from Darjeeling and 52km from Siliguri.
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Bankura

Bankura is a quaint settlement located on the western side of West Bengal. It is situated at a distance of 150km from Kolkata. Bankura is one the seven district of West Bengal. Enclosed by the meandering river streams, Bankura is blessed with one of the most verdant land.
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Barrackpore

Barrackpore is a historical town of West Bengal situated on the Northern side of Kolkata. It is located at a distance of 28km from Kolkata. During 19th century Barrackpore was the centre of many rebellious acts against British power.
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Birbhum

Birbhum is the northernmost town of West Bengal. It is located at a distance of 180km from Kolkata. Birbhum is often referred as “the land of red soil”. It is reckoned for its topographical and cultural heritage which is different from other districts of West Bengal.
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Coochbehar

Coochbehar, located in the foothills of Eastern Himalayas is a district in West Bengal. It is the only planned town in West Bengal. Flanked along the river bank of Torsha, Coochbehar is blessed with rich ecology.
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Digha

Digha, or formerly known as Beerkul is a seaside resort town of West Bengal. Situated on the shores of Bay of Bengal, Digha is located at a distance of 183km from Kolkata. The shallow sand beaches and pictorial scenarios of Digha have made it a favored holiday destination for the people of West Bengal
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Dooars

Dooars, situated in the outer foothills of Eastern Himalayas is a verdant land in the West Bengal region. The name Dooars is derived from native language “Duars” which stands for “Doors”. Blessed with rich flora and fauna Dooars has attracted nature lovers and wilderness explorer from far and wide.
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Hooghly

Hooghly also spelt as Hoogli or Hugli is one of the districts of West Bengal. It is located at a distance of 40km from Kolkata. Flanked on the west bank of Hooghly River, the district of Hooghly was a river port in the 15th century.
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Kolkata

Kolkata formerly known as Calcutta is the capital city of West Bengal. Situated along the eastern bank of river Hooghly Kolkata is a historical significant place. Kolkata is the largest metropolitan city in West Bengal and has houses the oldest operating port of India.
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Malda

Malda also spelt as Maldah or Maldaha is a district in West Bengal. Situated on the floodplains of Ganga, Malda is located at a distance of 347km from Kolkata. It was once the capital of city of Bengal. Malda derived its name from the native language where “Mal” stands for “Riches” and “Daha” for “Lakes”.
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Midnapore

Midnapore is a historically significant district of West Bengal. Enclosed by the river Kangsabati Midnapore is famous for its excavating sites. It is located at a distance of 130 km from Kolkata. Many artifacts relating to Buddhist and Jain religion has been discovered from Midnapore.
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Murshidabad

Enclosed by River Bhagirathi and River Hooghly in West Bengal is a city named Murshidabad. It is a culturally rich city. During the Mughal Era Murshidabad was the capital of Bengal at present time it is the centre for agriculture, handicraft and sericulture.
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Nabadwip

Nabadwip is an ancient settlement located in eastern side of West Bengal in Nadia District. Formed by combining 9 different islands Nabadwip is often considered as the Oxford City of Earliest Bengal.
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Sagardwip

Sagardwip, situated on an island in Sundarban is a pilgrimage centre and favored weekend destination of West Bengal. It is located at a distance of 135km from Kolkata. Sagardwip is famous amongst the travelers for its unspoiled beaches and sacred estuaries.
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Sundarban

Sprawled in the southern region of West Bengal in the Ganga Deltas is Sundarban a protected area with the most unique ecology. It is a national park, tiger reserve and a Biosphere Reserve. Listed under the UNESCO list of World Heritage Site,
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