Embark on the "Kolkata, Bodhgaya & Varanasi: Pilgrimage Journey," a 7-day exploration into the spiritual heart of India. Commence your pilgrimage in Kolkata, discovering historic sites like Fort William, Victoria Memorial, and Netaji Bhawan. Continue to Bodhgaya, the sacred place where Buddha attained enlightenment, visiting Mahabodhi Temple and exploring Rajgir and Nalanda. In Varanasi, experience the mystical aura of Ghats, attend the enchanting Ganga Aarti, and explore Sarnath's significant Buddhist monuments. Immerse yourself in the cultural richness of these three cities, culminating your journey with a flight back to Kolkata, Delhi, or Mumbai. Join us on this profound pilgrimage, delving into the spiritual tapestry of Kolkata, Bodhgaya, and Varanasi._ru-RU

The rail terminus for the east Indian railway is at Howrah. An estimated two million people (yes! you heard right!) pour into/out of Howrah station each day. To get to Calcutta, they walk or drive through the Howrah bridge, or take local ferries. For millions of people, Howrah bridge represents the quintessential image of Calcutta, the first thing they see when they arrive here. The area around Howrah station has grown into a self-contained mini-universe, catering to the needs of a huge floating population. At the base of the Howrah bridge, on the Calcutta side, is the city’s bustling wholesale flower market. Flowers are an essential part of life in the city, they are bought not just for temple prayers but also for wedding decorations, events and festivals. Each god or goddess has their own favourite flowers and leaves. Walking through the flower market is a colourful, fragrant experience. _ru-RU

Take in some of East India's most famous and authorized landmarks from a beautiful viewpoint aboard a boat on the Hooghly River! Branching off the great Ganges, the Hooghly flows 260km to the sea during a breathtaking part of East India. It was called after the first European settlement built in Bengal in the late 1500s. During the cruise, like the beauty of the iconic Howrah Bridge. Take this ride with friends, family, and/or you're important other—because groups of all ages are welcome traveling_ru-RU