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Kolkata, the Gateway to East and North East India, is where most journeys to Bhutan, Nepal, Sikkim, Darjeeling, Assam, Meghalaya, Arunachal, Andamans, Kaziranga National Park, and the Buddhist Circuit begin. We specialize in curating perfect itineraries tailored to your interests—whether it’s jungle safaris, family sightseeing, trekking, or adventure tours. Beyond long-distance trips, Kolkata itself offers incredible short getaways that showcase Bengal’s rich heritage and culture. From pristine beaches like Digha, Mandarmani, and Tajpur, to historic sites like Shantiniketan, European settlements, and the terracotta temples of Bankura and Bishnupur, or spiritual destinations like Mayapur and Gangasagar—many can be covered in a day or overnight. We provide expert, unbiased guidance to craft memorable travel experiences aligned with your preferences.
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1. How do I reach Kolkata?
Kolkata is well-connected by air, rail, and road with major Indian cities. International flights also connect directly to Kolkata Airport.
2. What is the best time to visit Sundarbans?
The best time is October to March, when the weather is pleasant for safaris and boat cruises. Monsoon (June–September) is not recommended due to heavy rainfall.
3. Are safaris in the Sundarbans safe?
Yes, all boat safaris are conducted with licensed operators and strict safety guidelines. The tour is safe for families, couples, and groups.
4. What kind of accommodation will I get?
You can choose between standard, deluxe, or luxury resorts/houseboats in Sundarbans, and city hotels in Kolkata as per your package.
5. Is vegetarian or Jain food available?
Yes, customized meal options (Veg, Non-Veg, and Jain) are available on request.
6. Can children and elderly travelers join this trip?
Absolutely. The tour is family-friendly, with comfortable transfers, safe boat rides, and easy sightseeing.
7. How many days are required for a Kolkata–Sundarbans tour?
A 4–5 day itinerary is ideal: 2 days for Kolkata sightseeing and 2–3 days for Sundarbans exploration.
8. What should I carry for the Sundarbans?
Light cotton clothes, sunscreen, insect repellent, comfortable footwear, binoculars, and a camera for photography.
9. Will I see the Royal Bengal Tiger?
Tiger sightings are rare as they are elusive, but the Sundarbans experience offers incredible wildlife, scenic mangroves, and birdwatching opportunities.
10. Do you offer customized packages?
Yes, we design packages based on your preferences—luxury, adventure, family, honeymoon, or group tours.
4 Night 5 Days Tour Kolkata & Sundarban Tour Package
If you are visiting Kolkata 4 Night 5 Days Tour Kolkata & Sundarban Tour Package Is a must do for you. There are certain things that you are not supposed to miss out Like the iconic Victoria Memorial you should always include the Visit to the Sundarbans which is a UNESCO world heritage site and the largest mangrove forest on the planet earth. The Mangrove trees are also found in very few places on the face of the earth. It takes 2 days for a Kolkata Full sight seeing and 2 days trip for Sundarbans. Here is a 4 Nights 5 Days Kolkata and Sundarban in total for a complete tour of these two places.
Itinerary- 4 Nights 5 Days Kolkata and Sundarban
Sundarban & Kolkata Tour Package
Day 1 Arrival Kolkata Airport/Station, we visit Dakshineshwar Temple and Belur Math (The headquarters of Ramkrishna Mission), Rabindranath Tagore Museum, Howrah bridge, Kumartoli, Jain temple, depending upon your time after arrival and Interest.
Day 2 Today we start with a visit with Kalighat Temple, Princep Ghat(Kolkata riverside), Victoria Memorial, St Pauls Cathedral, drive past Eden Gardens, GPO, Writers Building, Mother Teresa’s Missionaries of Charity, Birla Planetarium/Indian Museum, and end the day drive through the Park Street which is the heart of the city life.
Day 3 After breakfast in hotel we start our road drive through the suburbs of Kolkata and then the country side with lush green paddy fields and mud huts with thatched roof which is very unique to this part of the world. It takes about 3.5 Hours to reach the Sundarbans but that is not the forest, it is the place last accessible by road. We then board a boat which takes us through the backwaters with villages on either side until we reach the buffer zone of the forest area and just opposite it is the island where we put you up in the resort for the overnight stay. In the afternoon we go for the visit of the Bird Sanctuary and Sunset point. Later we return to resort and enjoy an evening of tribal dance program. Then have your dinner and retire for the night.
Day 4 Today, after breakfast we visit start for Sajnekhali Watch Tower, Sudhanyakhali Watch Tower and cruise through the rivers and narrow creeks of Pitchkhali - Sarakkhali - Sudhanyakhali. Later we enjoy a boat ride which goes through the dense mangrove forest and numerous rivers while visiting Do-banki Watch Tower. The canopy walk inside the forest is an everlasting memory. Later on, we cruise through Matla Sea Face, the point from where the Bay of Bengal can be seen. Then we return to the resort for campfire where you enjoy amongst yourself. Overnight in Sundarbans.
Day 5 Today after breakfast we go for village visit of the islands to understand the life of the locals, Later Checkout of the hotel and crusie back through the river and reach the main land. Ten we transfer you to car and transfer you to Airport/Station/Hotel in Kolkata.
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Airfare / Train fare to & from Kolkata
Personal expenses (laundry, phone calls, tips, beverages, etc.)
Camera fees, monument entry charges, and optional activities
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Cost arising due to natural calamities, strikes, or delays
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Accommodation in Kolkata & Sundarbans (Hotel / Resort / Houseboat)
Daily meals as per itinerary (Veg/Non-Veg/Jain options available)
All transfers & sightseeing by private AC vehicle
All Parking, toll, driver charges and food.
Sundarbans jungle safari by boat (as per itinerary)
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About Sundarbans
The Sundarbans, straddling Eastern India, is the world’s largest contiguous tidal mangrove forest and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997. Located in the delta of the Ganges, it spans about 4,110 sq km in India, of which 1,700 sq km is waterways of rivers, canals, and creeks. Its name derives either from the Bengali “Sundar-ban,” meaning “beautiful forest,” or from the Sundari tree, found here in abundance. The Sundarbans National Park, also a Tiger Reserve and Biosphere Reserve, forms the heart of this ecosystem. Intersected by tidal waterways and mudflats, it is accessible mainly by boat. The region shelters diverse wildlife, most notably the iconic Royal Bengal Tiger, along with spotted deer, crocodiles, snakes, and over 260 bird species. Despite centuries of agricultural conversion in the fertile delta, the remaining mangroves play a crucial role in biodiversity conservation and protecting the coastline from erosion and storms.
About Kolkata
Kolkata, formerly Calcutta, is the capital of West Bengal and a major cultural, educational, and commercial hub of East India. Situated on the east bank of the Hooghly River, it is home to India’s oldest operating port and remains the country’s only major riverine port. Known as the “City of Joy” and the “Cultural Capital of India,” it has been associated with seven Nobel Laureates. Founded by the East India Company in 1690, Kolkata grew into a fortified trading post and later became the capital of British India until 1911, when the capital shifted to New Delhi. A focal point of the Indian independence movement, it remained politically active post-independence but faced economic stagnation for decades. Today, the city boasts iconic cultural and scientific institutions, including the Victoria Memorial, Indian Museum, and Asiatic Society. While cricket thrives here, Kolkata’s sporting passion is distinctively rooted in football.