Discover the best top things to do in Howrah District, India including Vivekananda Setu, Belur Math, Second Hooghly Bridge, Panitras Samtaber, Sarat Chandra Kuthi, Bangeshwar Mahadev, Shree Shyam Mandir Ghusuridham, Nivedita Bridge, Howrah Municipal Corporation Archives, Uluberia Kalibari.
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The headquarters of the international Ramakrishna Order.
We had the opportunity to visit the math on the auspicious day of Mahalaya !! Since it was early morning the devotees were much lesser than in Dakshineshwar! The ghat was very busy with devotees taking a dip in the holy river to mark the end of tarpan. Had fresh Kachori with Alu sabzi in a stall outside the math!! Ferry ride is a wonderful experience and makes the commute between Dakshineshwar and Belur a breeze !! A must visit place if you are in Kolkata !!!
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This bridge is also known as Vidyasagar bridge after Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar. A landmark of Kolkata connects Kolkata to Howrah and situated over river Hooghly. One can take a better view of this place from Princep Ghat and while riding a boat over tge river Hooghly.
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On our trip to Deulti, we visited this sacred place. Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay is probably the most read novelist in Bengali. this is the house where he has spent about two decades, after he came back from Burmah and before settling to Kolkata. The house is quite spacious, with two floors and a number of rooms. There is a courtyard with a old paddy. The house is a typical Bangla design, with a few modern elements. Sarat Chandra's used items, his homeopathic medicines and books, his wring desk, cott, are well kept. He truly lived a simple life, you can imagine. The Rupnarayan river can be seen from the first floor verandah.
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Noted Bengali novelist - Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay stayed here for twelve years. It is a house museum located in Howrah. Accessible from Deulti railway station on the Howrah-Kharagpur suburbun section of South Eastern Railways. The house is located near by Rupnarayan river. It is a two-storied Burmese-style house. Trees such as bamboo and guava planted by the novelist stand in the gardens surrounding the house. A well maintained location with a rich history. It is a heritage-historical site.
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I loved it a lot...this is the only place where you can feel satisfied in life....its cool guys nd those who comes to Kolkata must/compulsory visit this temple.
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