Kolkata being a metropolitan city is also a major tourist spot. There are many a places of significance you can go here. The 'City of Joy' as it is often referred to as, is home to many religions and races. There are museums, planetariums, libraries, cricket grounds, football stadiums and many places of religious interest.
We shall now take a look at why the city of Kolkata is famous and why one should certainly make it a point to add it to their travel lists. The various architectures, festivals, food and sports are things to be looking forward to. Here is a small peep into the history of this beautiful city.
Calcutta High Court
Picture of the High Court.
Photo Courtesy: Samual Bourne
Hoogly River
Aerial view of the Hoogly river as taken in 1947.
Photo Courtesy: Claude Waddell
Howrah Bridge
Photograph of the iconic bridge taken in 1945.
Photo Courtesy: Monster eagle
Kolkata Port
View of the Kolkata Port.
Photo Courtesy: Vintage Lulu
Shaheed Minar
Picture of the column structure.
Photo Courtesy: TejasDiscipulus2
Writer's Building
View of the building as it were in 1920.
Photo Courtesy: Co9man
Chowringhee Avenue
A bustling street in Kolkata in 1945.
Photo Courtesy: Clyde Waddell
Central Calcutta
Horse drawn vehicles ferrying passengers.
Photo Courtesy: Clyde Waddell