City hunters who love to taste the
uniqueness of renowned cities around the world a place that must be enlisted on
one’s experience is the city of joy, Kolkata. Like every other popular cities
that stands for some or the other specialities Kolkata has an endless series of
splendid attractions that you will fall tired to complete.
The most striking point about Kolkata is
the never ending buzz that runs round the clock, the everlasting vibration flowing
through the alleys and streets. So, if you also wish to explore the night life
here, Kolkata will not disappoint you. Places with a pulse are numerous here.
But to start with, let us begin with the unique places that are not only
symbolic of KOLKATA’S rich cultural and historical legacy, but also portray the
aesthetic heritage of its art and craft.
Kolkata has witnessed a large span of
historical as well as cultural diversity under numerous different ruler, and
every other period of rule has left its mark on architecture and structures
here. Military headquarter of British ruled India, Fort William, carries the
essence of that era . So is the beauty of Victoria Memorial reflecting the
grandeur of British period. Howrah Bridge is still a marvel of engineering
standing upright with pride. Then, there is Writer’s Building, announcing its
robust status carried forward to the modern administrative agency. Birla
Planetarium is another place that one should pay a visit to. It is a
demonstrating medium of mysterious space in terms of information as well as
entertainment. At the heart of the city stands erect Saheed Minar, a monument
in the remembrance of martyrs . National Library , founded in British India is
a treasury of rare books and manuscripts now. So far Kolkata’s spirits of sport
is concerned , two world famous stadium, Eden Gardens and Saltlake stadium
reflects the craze for cricket and football, two most popular games in India.
Coming down to the places of amusement and
peaceful ambience, Kolkata has a wide choice in number. You must visit to
celebrated Kali Temple of Kalighat and Dakhsineswar. Belur Math’s surging
silence and the ambience of spirituality will definitely transport you to
another world. Not so far from Kolkata is Gangasagar where at a certain point
of time on every year millions of followers of Hinduism come and offer their
prayer at the delta of river Ganges. And if you visit Kolkata without taking
Santiniketan in your list you will surely miss an extraordinary atmosphere
where Tagore established his unique school of learning things sitting at the
very lap of nature.
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