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Hyderabad to Kolkata: 4-Day Cultural & Culinary Itinerary (Fast & Logical Route)

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Day 1: Arrival & Park Street

Kolkata, India on August 19, 2025

7:00am

Flight: Hyderabad to Kolkata

Morning flight from Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (HYD) to Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International (CCU); fastest way to reach Kolkata (approx 1h 50m flight time). Book earlier for lower fares.
INR4500, 1h50m

9:40am

Taxi to hotel (Park Street/Ballygunge)

Taxi or app cab from CCU to Park Street/Ballygunge — central hotel area for easy access to major sights; allow 45–75 minutes depending on traffic. Drop luggage and freshen up.
INR700, 1h0m

11:00am

Breakfast: Flurys (Park Street)

Classic Kolkata tearoom known for breakfasts, pastries and Anglo-Indian fare — a great introduction to the city. Typical hours: 8:00am–8:00pm; confirm current timings.
INR400, 1h0m

12:30pm

Victoria Memorial & Gardens

Iconic white-marble monument and museum set in large gardens — excellent for history, architecture and photography. Open daily typically 10:00am–5:00pm; check seasonal closures or special events.
INR30, 1h30m

3:00pm

St. Paul's Cathedral & Maidan stroll

Short walk from Victoria Memorial across the Maidan to visit St. Paul's Cathedral and soak up Kolkata's colonial green heart; both areas are open to the public in daylight hours.
INR0, 45m

4:00pm

Park Street coffee / rest

Coffee break or light snack on Park Street; good time to rest and prepare for evening. Many cafés remain open through the afternoon.
INR200, 30m

7:30pm

Dinner: Peter Cat (Park Street)

Legendary restaurant known for Chelo Kebab, continental and Anglo-Indian dishes; lively evening atmosphere. Typical hours: noon–11:00pm — great for dinner reservations.
INR900, 1h30m

Day 2: Heritage & Local Life

Kolkata, India on August 20, 2025

8:00am

Breakfast: Indian Coffee House (College Street)

Historic, budget-friendly café frequented by students and intellectuals — an authentic Kolkata experience. Open generally from early morning (~7:00am) through late afternoon; check counters for breakfast menu.
INR150, 45m

9:30am

Indian Museum (if open)

India’s oldest and largest multipurpose museum (archaeology, art, anthropology) — a deep cultural dive; typical hours 10:00am–5:00pm (confirm opening day; many museums close one weekday).
INR25, 1h30m

11:30am

Kumartuli walking visit (potter/idol-makers neighborhood)

Explore the artisans’ quarter where clay idols are made for Durga Puja — morning is best to see sculpting in action; small-group guided walks recommended. Workshops are open in mornings (approx 8:00am–1:00pm).
INR0, 1h0m

1:15pm

Lunch: Bhojohori Manna (Ballygunge/Ballygunge area)

Reliable spot for authentic Bengali homestyle cuisine — hearty regional dishes and fish specialties. Typical lunch hours: 12:00pm–3:00pm.
INR600, 1h0m

3:00pm

Marble Palace (optional)

Private mansion with eclectic art, sculptures and marble interiors — visit if you like hidden-heritage gems; open typically 10:00am–4:00pm and often requires permission/ID at the gate, so check in advance.
INR0, 45m

5:30pm

Howrah Bridge & Princep Ghat sunset

Walk along the riverfront at Princep Ghat and view Howrah Bridge at sunset; short boat rides on the Hooghly are available late afternoon/early evening. Princep Ghat is usually open throughout daylight/evening; boat timings vary (approx 4:00pm–6:30pm).
INR150, 1h0m

8:00pm

Dinner: Oh! Calcutta (Park Street)

Upscale restaurant focusing on classic Bengali cuisine — try fish preparations and desserts. Typical dinner hours from 7:00pm onward; reservations recommended for dinner service.
INR800, 1h30m

Day 3: River Temples & North Kolkata

Kolkata, India on August 21, 2025

7:30am

Breakfast: Nahoum’s (New Market/Bidhan Sarani)

Famous Jewish bakery in the New Market complex renowned for pastries and nostalgic Kolkata baked goods — good for takeaway snacks. Typical opening around 7:30am; confirm holiday hours.
INR300, 30m

8:30am

Drive to Dakshineswar Kali Temple

Historic riverside temple complex active from early morning to late evening (generally 5:00am–9:00pm); morning puja is atmospheric and less crowded. Allow ~45–60 minutes to reach depending on traffic.
INR0, 1h0m

10:30am

Boat/ferry to Belur Math & visit Belur Math

Belur Math is the serene headquarters of the Ramakrishna Mission with unique temple architecture and riverside views; open generally 7:00am–5:30pm. Ferries operate between Belur and Dakshineswar at intervals — schedule varies.
INR20, 2h0m

1:00pm

Lunch: Local riverside eatery or packed lunch

Simple Bengali thali or tiffin near Belur/Dakshineswar to save time; options include small local dhabas and café stalls. Many small places open for lunch from 12:00pm–3:00pm.
INR300, 45m

3:00pm

Explore North Kolkata lanes & heritage homes

Walk through trimmed lanes of North Kolkata — traditional houses, old bakeries, and colonial-era structures; ideal for street photography and observing daily life. Areas are public and accessible during daylight hours.
INR0, 1h30m

5:30pm

Sundown at Prinsep Ghat & optional evening boat ride

Return to the riverfront for a calm evening boat ride along the Hooghly (if missed earlier) — boats typically operate late afternoon to early evening but check local operators for timings.
INR150, 45m

8:00pm

Dinner: Arsalan or Aminia (Biryani street/nightlife area)

Famous Kolkata biryani houses—great for a hearty dinner and local flavors. Open into late evening (many stay open past 10:00pm).
INR500, 1h0m

Day 4: Markets & Depart

Kolkata, India on August 22, 2025

8:00am

Breakfast & quick shopping: New Market (Hogg Market)

Historic New Market is perfect for souvenirs, sweets, and textiles; Nahoum’s and other stalls open early. New Market typically opens around 10:00am–8:00pm, but bakery stalls inside open earlier—plan accordingly and confirm day/time.
INR500, 1h30m

10:30am

College Street & Coffee: book market walk

Visit the famous book stalls along College Street and have a late-morning tea/snack at a nearby café; street vendors and secondhand book sellers dominate the area. Shops generally open by 10:00am.
INR200, 1h0m

12:30pm

Lunch: Mocambo (Park Street) or Mocambo-like diner

Old-school restaurant on Park Street known for continental/Indian classics — a good last meal in the city before heading to the airport. Lunch service typically from 12:00pm.
INR700, 1h0m

2:30pm

Return to hotel & check-out

Pack up, check out and arrange transfer to CCU. Allow 1–1.5 hours to reach the airport depending on traffic and time of day.
INR0, 1h0m

5:00pm

Flight: Kolkata to Hyderabad

Evening flight back to Hyderabad; flight time approx 1h50m. Aim to be at CCU 90 minutes before domestic departures.
INR4500, 1h50m
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