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Colonial structures, museums, art galleries, traditional food, temples, live music performances, and theatre can all be found in Kolkata. It combines traditional and modern. It is renowned for its theatre and motion pictures. Rabindranath Tagore lived there, and Rabindra Sangeet may be heard playing in every house.

IndiGo is the best option if you want to book flights to Kolkata from Gwalior. IndiGo is a low-cost carrier that provides hassle-free service, on-time flights, and other necessities.

About Gwalior to Kolkata flights 

• Distance between Gwalior and Kolkata: The aerial distance between Gwalior and Kolkata is approximately 1,290 km. 
• Gwalior to Kolkata flights: IndiGo’s flights from Gwalior to Kolkata are frequent. Additionally, IndiGo provides round-trip options. Through the IndiGo website, you can easily book your return tickets for flights from Kolkata to Gwalior.
• Gwalior to Kolkata flight timing: You can avoid any unanticipated delays by taking an IndiGo connecting flight, which takes from 7 hours and 30 minutes to 9 hours and 50 minutes to arrive in Kolkata. Visit the official IndiGo website for further details regarding the duration of the flight.
• Gwalior to Kolkata flight ticket price: The lowest fare flight from Gwalior to Kolkata is provided by IndiGo. Costs for one-side flights might range from 13,000 to 29,500.
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About Kolkata

Kolkata is opulent, elegant, frenzied, and sharply futuristic. Nothing is routine in the vibrant, 350-year-old metropolis that serves as West Bengal's capital. Kolkata, popularly known as the City of Joy, is known as an artistic and cultural centre. Kolkata's streets are bustling with activity and creativity.

Places to visit in Kolkata

• The Indian Museum: The Indian Museum is home to rare collections of Mughal paintings, fossils, skeletons, armour, and antiques. In 1814, the Asiatic Society of Bengal established it here. Its six sections - Art, Archaeology, Anthropology, Geology, Zoology, and Economic Botany - comprise 35 galleries of cultural and scientific artefacts. Dinosaur remains, a replica of the Barhut Stupa from the second century B.C., and other items are on display at the museum. A 4,000-year-old Egyptian mummy is in the must-see category.
• Victoria Memorial: The Victoria Memorial is a remnant of the British rule in India and is situated in the centre of Kolkata, West Bengal. This opulent, white-marbled structure was constructed in Queen Victoria's honour and considered to be a replica of the Victoria Memorial in London. The memorial is surrounded by a 64-acre, meticulously maintained, garden with a variety of statues and sculptures. A sixteen-foot-tall bronze statue of victory that is mounted on ball bearings may be found at the memorial's peak.
• Belur Math: People from all over the world visit this expansive forty-acre location on the River Hooghly’s west bank. The temple, which Swami Vivekananda, Ramakrishna Paramahansa's principal disciple, founded, is the centre of the Ramakrishna Movement. A museum and several other educational institutes are also included within the temple complex.
• Dakshineswar Temple: Shri Ramakrishna Paramhansa, a devout follower of the Hindu Goddess of "Shakti," Kali, had made this his residence. Thousands of pilgrims visit the Dakshineswar Temple, which is regarded as one of the holiest temples.
• Fort William: On the eastern banks of the River Hooghly in the city of Kolkata, stands the massive Fort William. The fort, which bears King William III's name, was the first British stronghold in the nation. Constructed in 1696, the beautiful building spans 70.9 acres. It is decorated with countless arched windows that gaze out over lush green gardens. The building's exterior is adorned with meticulous stonework that took up to ten years to complete. But as soon as it became clear that the structure had some flaws, a new octagonal structure was erected, the foundation of which was laid by Sir Robert Clive.

Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport, Kolkata 

Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport serves Kolkata. The centre of the city is about 15 km away. The airport has formerly gone by the names Kolkata Airport and Dum Dum Airport. Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport's IATA code is CCU.

About Gwalior 

Gwalior is a prominent city in the central-Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, located in the state's northern region. Several historic Indian kingdoms ruled the historic city.

Rajmata Vijaya Raje Scindia Airport, Gwalior 

The city of Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, is served by Rajmata Vijaya Raje Scindia Airport, a domestic airport, and Indian Air Force Station. It is situated 10 km northeast of the municipal limits in Maharajpur. It is one of Madhya Pradesh's six airports. The airport occupies 760 acres of space. Its IATA code is GWL.

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