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6-Day Foodie Itinerary in Kolkata, October 14-19, 2023

Saturday, October 14: Exploring Street Food Delights

Start your foodie adventure in Kolkata by indulging in the city's vibrant street food scene. In the morning, head to Tiretti Bazaar and join the locals in savoring traditional Chinese breakfast delicacies like momos and noodles. For the afternoon, visit the iconic Park Street and try out the mouthwatering Kolkata-style biryani at Arsalan. In the evening, make your way to Dacres Lane, a bustling lane known for its delectable street food stalls, and relish the lip-smacking puchkas (pani puri) and kathi rolls.

  • Tiretti Bazaar: Cost Estimated: ₹200, Time: 2 hours
  • Park Street (Arsalan): Cost Estimated: ₹500, Time: 3 hours
  • Dacres Lane: Cost Estimated: ₹300, Time: 2 hours
Sunday, October 15: Cultural Exploration and Bengali Cuisine

Immerse yourself in Kolkata's rich culture and diverse cuisine. Start your day by visiting the iconic Victoria Memorial and revel in its architectural splendor. For lunch, head to Oh! Calcutta and treat yourself to authentic Bengali dishes such as hilsa fish curry and shorshe ilish. In the evening, take a leisurely walk around the College Street area, known as the "boi para" (book locality), and have a cup of chai at the famous Indian Coffee House.

  • Victoria Memorial: Cost Estimated: ₹200, Time: 2 hours
  • Oh! Calcutta: Cost Estimated: ₹800, Time: 2 hours
  • College Street (Indian Coffee House): Cost Estimated: ₹100, Time: 1 hour
Monday, October 16: Cultural Immersion and Sweet Delights

Today, dive deeper into Kolkata's cultural heritage and satisfy your sweet tooth. Start your day with a visit to the magnificent Howrah Bridge, an iconic landmark of the city. For lunch, explore the local Bengali cuisine at 6 Ballygunge Place and relish their famous thali. In the evening, make your way to K.C. Das, a renowned sweet shop, and indulge in the city's famous Rosogolla and Sandesh.

  • Howrah Bridge: Cost: Free, Time: 1 hour
  • 6 Ballygunge Place: Cost Estimated: ₹700, Time: 2 hours
  • K.C. Das: Cost Estimated: ₹200, Time: 1 hour
Tuesday, October 17: Historical Landmarks and Culinary Heritage

Explore the historical landmarks of Kolkata while discovering its culinary heritage. Begin your day by visiting the magnificent Indian Museum, one of the oldest museums in Asia. For lunch, experience the flavors of colonial Kolkata at Flurys, a heritage tearoom famous for its cakes and pastries. In the evening, explore the vibrant New Market area and savor delicious street food like kathi rolls and phuchkas.

  • Indian Museum: Cost Estimated: ₹250, Time: 3 hours
  • Flurys: Cost Estimated: ₹500, Time: 2 hours
  • New Market: Cost Estimated: ₹300, Time: 2 hours
Wednesday, October 18: Art, Culture, and Fusion Cuisine

Today, immerse yourself in Kolkata's art and cultural scene while enjoying fusion cuisine. Start your morning at the mesmerizing Marble Palace, home to an exquisite collection of art and sculptures. For lunch, head to Bohemian, a popular restaurant that offers a unique blend of Bengali and Continental flavors. In the evening, explore the charming neighborhood of Shovabazar and taste traditional Bengali snacks like paturi and shingara at Mitra Café.

  • Marble Palace: Cost Estimated: ₹100, Time: 2 hours
  • Bohemian: Cost Estimated: ₹1000, Time: 2 hours
  • Shovabazar (Mitra Café): Cost Estimated: ₹300, Time: 2 hours
Thursday, October 19: Heritage Walk and Food Markets

Conclude your foodie journey in Kolkata with a heritage walk and exploration of food markets. Start your morning by taking a heritage walk around the beautiful neighborhoods of Kumartuli and Jorasanko, known for their rich artistic heritage. For lunch, delve into the bustling Bowbazar area and visit the famous Nizam's restaurant for their iconic kathi rolls. In the evening, explore the vibrant Gariahat Market and indulge in shopping for traditional snacks and sweets.

  • Kumartuli and Jorasanko Heritage Walk: Cost: Free, Time: 2 hours
  • Nizam's: Cost Estimated: ₹400, Time: 1 hour
  • Gariahat Market: Cost Estimated: ₹500, Time: 2 hours

Hidden Gems and Local Favorites

For a unique culinary experience, venture to Hatibagan Market, a bustling market known for its fresh produce and street food stalls, where you can sample local favorites like Jhalmuri and Ghugni. Another hidden gem is the Aminia Restaurant, famous for its Kolkata-style biryani. If you're in search of authentic Bengali sweets, visit Balaram Mullick & Radharaman Mullick, where you'll find a delectable range of sandesh and mishti doi.

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