5 Unusual Places to Visit in North Kolkata
Kumartuli
The clay idol-making |
The moulding of hands through the touching of hands |
The Lion of Devi Durga |
The board narrating the historical background |
The clay idol-making |
The moulding of hands through the touching of hands |
The Lion of Devi Durga |
The board narrating the historical background |
A civil engineer and researcher by profession and an avid traveler, hailing from India, with an appetite for experiencing places in a more instinctive way- absorbing the culture and the tradition, the dialect and the geography of the place. Be it any ‘-scape’, mountain, sea, city or desert, conquering the unknown is always a thrill, an added adventure activity would be a quintessential spree. The motto is more like, vini vidi vici, a little modified to “I came, I saw, I ticked it off my map”; even if it is a short day trip, an off-the-beaten path excites me more.
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There is so much architectural beauty in Kolkata. My friend who is a an architecture designer who visited to study these beautiful designs if buildings in Kolkata. I would love to visit one day too. Especially during Durga puja if possible.
ReplyDeleteLoved it! Excellent! You have portrayed the vivid descriptions of Kolkata icons so well! Only one comment: I would have loved to see Rabindranath Tagore's own room that you have mentioned, unless the photography is forbidden.
ReplyDeleteIn Kolkata, you would be able to see many things which can tell you about the culture of Indian people.
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