Kolkata, A Glimpse into the City of Joy

History:

Kolkata, the “City of Joy,” is a treasure trove of history and culture. Once a cluster of villages along the Hooghly River, it evolved into a vibrant metropolis renowned for its colonial architecture, bustling markets, and artistic heritage. Famous for its role in India’s cultural renaissance, Kolkata offers visitors a unique blend of tradition and modernity, making it a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and culture lovers alike.

November Weather Forecast

Weather of Kolkata:

• Mild and pleasant weather, with temperatures ranging from 14°C to 26°C.
• Sunny days and cooler nights, ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
• Low humidity and minimal rainfall, as the monsoon season has fully retreated.
• Festive atmosphere, with celebrations like Diwali and Kali Puja often occurring.

Slightly foggy mornings are common in November.

Temperature Range:

High:26°C | Low:14°C

Koraishutir Kochuri

Dhoka’r Dalna

Shukto

Echorer Dalna

Potoler Dorma

Bhapa Ilish

Chitol Machher Kaliya

Katla Machher Kalia

Rui Macher Jhol

Bhetki Paturi

Chingri Malai Curry

Bengali Mutton Curry

Chicken kasa

Puchkas

Jhalmuri

Ghugni Chaat

Aloo Kabli

Veg Chop

Kathi Rolls

Mughlai Parathas

Fish Cutlet

Chicken Pakora

Dim’er Devil

Momo

Chowmein

Kolkata Sweets

Mishti Doi

Sandesh

Rasmalai

Patishapta

Malpua

Rasgulla

Connectivity

By Train

The Biswa Bangla Convention Centre, situated in New Town, Kolkata, is easily accessible from the city’s three major railway stations:

• Howrah
• Sealdah
• Kolkata (Chitpur)

Approx. 40 min drive
(Image of Howrah Station)

Approx. 30 min drive
(Image of Sealdah Station)

Approx. 25 min drive
(Image of Kolkata Station)

By Air

The Biswa Bangla Convention Centre, located in New Town, Kolkata, is conveniently accessible from Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport. The distance between the airport and the convention centre is approximately 10.7 kilometers, making it a quick and hassle-free trip.

Well Connected:

Kolkata’s intercity transport network offers a mix of convenience and heritage. The Metro is the city’s backbone, spanning multiple lines, including an underwater tunnel beneath the Hooghly. Cabs, from the classic yellow Ambassadors to app-based services like Ola and Uber, ensure quick travel. The bus network, comprising government and private operators, covers extensive routes with AC and non-AC options. Whether opting for speed, affordability, or nostalgia, Kolkata’s transit system keeps the city moving seamlessly.