Begin your day at Flurys, a legendary bakery and tearoom in Kolkata. Indulge in a delicious breakfast of freshly baked pastries, sandwiches, and aromatic teas. The charming ambiance and mouthwatering treats will set the perfect mood for your honeymoon adventure. (Cost: ₹500 per person, 1 hour)
Visit the iconic Victoria Memorial, a magnificent marble structure built to commemorate Queen Victoria. Wander through the lush gardens surrounding the memorial, stroll hand in hand, and capture beautiful photos together. The museum inside showcases art and artifacts from the British Raj era. (Cost: ₹30 per person, 2 hours)
Experience the flavors of Bengal at Oh! Calcutta, a renowned restaurant serving authentic Bengali cuisine. Treat yourselves to dishes like macher jhol (fish curry), kosha mangsho (slow-cooked mutton), and mishti doi (sweet yogurt). The warm hospitality and rich flavors will leave you craving for more. (Cost: ₹1,500 for two, 2 hours)
Escape the city's hustle and bustle by taking a serene boat ride on the Hooghly River. Enjoy the gentle breeze and soak in the romantic atmosphere as you glide past the iconic Howrah Bridge and magnificent riverside ghats. This peaceful experience will create unforgettable memories. (Cost: ₹400 for a private boat, 1.5 hours)
Step into the past at the Indian Museum, the oldest and largest museum in India. Explore its extensive collection of art, archaeology, and natural history. Marvel at ancient artifacts and intriguing exhibits as you delve into the rich cultural heritage of the country. (Cost: ₹20 per person, 2 hours)
Head to Princep Ghat, a riverside promenade known for its stunning sunset views. Find a cosy spot to sit together and witness the sky ablaze with vibrant hues. As the sun dips below the horizon, the tranquil surroundings and romantic ambience will make this moment truly special. (Free admission, 1 hour)
Conclude your honeymoon day with a romantic candlelit dinner at 6 Ballygunge Place, a charming heritage restaurant serving traditional Bengali cuisine. Savor delectable dishes like daab chingri (prawns cooked in coconut) and shorshe ilish (hilsa fish in mustard sauce). The intimate setting and delicious food make it a perfect finale. (Cost: ₹2,000 for two, 2 hours)
For a unique experience, venture off the beaten path and visit Kumartuli, the traditional potters' quarter. Here, you can witness skilled artisans crafting beautiful clay idols, including those used during the grand Durga Puja festival. Embrace the artistic atmosphere and revel in the cultural heritage of Kolkata. Another local favorite is the South Park Street Cemetery, an eerie yet fascinating burial ground from the colonial era, where history and tranquility intertwine.
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