Calcutta Tourism

ity of Joy', 'Cultural Capital of India' and 'the City of Processions' these all are the names of the capital of Indian state of West Bengal, Calcutta. This metro city is located on the bank of Hooghly tributary. It is world famous for its enriched cultural activities and its delicious food items. Now the city name has been converted into Kolkata. It is one of the tropic zones of India and carries a dry and soggy climate throughout the year. There are numerous visiting places in and outside of the capital. Tourism in Calcutta is full of alluring adventures which people love to explore. Fort William, Jorasanko Thakur Bari, Shobhabajar Rajbari, Victoria Memorial and many more must see places are there in this metropolitan. If you are a blind follower of Sri Ram Krishna Dev then you will surely love Belur Math as it treasures all the pious significance of Ramkrishna Paramhansa. Even for the science admirers, Calcutta tourism includes Birla Planetarium and Science City. Tourists will experience the crinkly olden times of legendary India here and there in this conurbation. As the city stand for the second most populous urban of the country, it has numerous industrialized areas with the sign of fast development. Birla Industrial and Technological Museum is the ideal spot to witness the industrial progress of the city. When you are in Bengal, you cannot avoid the delectable sweet dishes. So, do taste the mouth-watering food preparations that add glory to Calcutta tourism. From the month of October to March is the best time to explore the city in details. The temperature varies in between 30C- 40C as well as 9C-11C in summers and winters respectively. Heavy pouring is common here in the Monsoon season. Nevertheless Calcutta tourism welcomes travelers throughout the year. The post monsoons and winters are generally considered as the perfect time for touring the destination.