Dhaka to Kolkata Flights

Now people travelling to Kolkata from Dhaka can opt for Dhaka to Kolkata flights for a great travelling experience which is in their budget. Kolkata is a famous city and the second-largest one in India, well known for its cultural festivals, grand colonial architecture, and art galleries. Besides these, it also has Mother House of the Missionaries of Charity's headquarters and Mother Teresa's tomb. Also, for your safe return, book your IndiGo’s Kolkata to Dhaka flights now!

There are direct as well as connecting Dhaka to Kolkata flights offered by IndiGo. Besides the web check-in facility and lowest booking fee, you can also have a comfortable journey because of the 6E add-ons provided by IndiGo. This includes 6E Flex, Seat Plus, IndiCombo, Fast Forward and Excess baggage. The IndiGo website: goIndiGo.in or, the IndiGo mobile app, are the two ways that you can make your online flight booking to avail Dhaka to Kolkata flight tickets at crazy deals.

Kolkata is a metropolis of India's Eastern Coast, which is 350 years old. Its vivid and hectic streets are full of life and creativity. It is a city with a soul where you can find various layers of heritage and culture. What are you waiting for? Book your Dhaka to Kolkata flight tickets now!

Things to do in Kolkata

The Birla Planetarium or Taramandal is Asia's largest and world's second-largest planetarium located at the Chowringhee Road. Jawaharlal Nehru had set it up on 2 July 1963. You must never miss visiting this place if you are a science lover and attend the shows held in various languages. It also has an electronics laboratory. You can view paintings and astronomical models in its astronomy gallery.

Indian Museum or Jadughar is the 9th oldest museum in the world and India's largest museum. If you love fine arts, you should visit this place as it has ancient sculpture, Buddha's sacred relics, contemporary paintings collection, Mughal paintings, and Egyptian paintings. You can also find antiques, fossils, ornaments, skeletons, and armour.

Tourist attractions in Kolkata

Fort Williams is the colonial era's building located in Hooghly river's eastern bank. It is also referred to as the 'black hole of Calcutta' as it was a temporary jail for hauling prisoners. You must visit this place while sightseeing as Fort Williams is the Easter Command's headquarters today.

The Marble Palace is North Kolkata's magnificent mansion where you can find artistic statues, elegant glassware and amazing paintings related to British Raj. It is enlisted among the most beautiful historical places in the city. Tourists are awestruck by its majestic architecture as well as the unique design.

Places to shop in Kolkata

South City Mall on Prince Anwar Shah Road, is a huge shopping area where you can get international as well as national brand outlets.

This city has exquisite terracotta artefacts and creative home decor products available to shop in the Chowringhee Lane.

Best time to visit Kolkata

October-February is the best time for visiting the place owing to the pleasant temperature as well as numerous festivals.

Modes of transport in Kolkata

There are roadways, railways, buses, cabs, trams, monorail, underground metro and light railway for commuting.

Weather in Kolkata

This city is known to have a tropical wet and dry climate, mostly around the year.

Airports in Kolkata

Kolkata is served by Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport which is situated at a distance of 17 km from the city centre in Dum Dum. For those of you who want to book an onward journey, IndiGo offers Kolkata to Bangkok, Kolkata to Singapore and Kolkata to Hong Kong flights.

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Dhaka is Bangladesh's capital, located beside the Buriganga River. Besides being a centre for the national government, it is also an important place for trade and culture. However, IndiGo offers the lowest fare Dhaka to Kolkata flights, to experience this beautiful Indian city and get a taste of the diverse culture and traditions.

Things to do in Dhaka

When in Dhaka, do not forget to visit the botanical garden that stretches over 40 hectares and has more than 1000 species of plants and birdlife that gather in the lakes and ponds in the area. You can also see the Turang River at a distance.

You can visit Ahsan Manzil or Pink Palace, which was built in 1872 by the wealthiest zamindar of the city, named Nawab Abdul Ghani. After being damaged by a tornado, the building was restored.

Tourist attractions in Dhaka

Dhaka has a National Museum where you can see flora and fauna of the nation, provides information about the War of liberation and modern state creation as well as throws light on the Buddhist and Hindu past of the city. It has terracotta Hindu plaques of the 6th century that till date appear lively.

If you want to move away from the hustle and bustle of the city for some time, Lalbagh fort is a good option. It looks impressive in the morning light. The construction of the fort started under Aurangzeb's third son, Prince Mohammed Azam in 1677, but remained incomplete when Pari Bibi (Shaista Khan's daughter) died.

Places to shop in Dhaka

Bashundhara City in Dhaka is the world's 12th largest mall. You can find over 2000 shops and restaurants here where there are local and international brands, multiplex as well as a bowling alley.

Best time to visit Dhaka

Dhaka has a wet, hot, and humid climate during June-September but the temperature is pleasant during October-March, so this is an excellent time to visit the place.

Modes of transport in Dhaka

There are rickshaws, buses, and auto-rickshaws running on CNG for commuting in Dhaka.

Weather in Dhaka

Dhaka is known to have a tropical wet and dry climate with a distinct season for monsoon.

Airports in Dhaka

Dhaka has an international airport named Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport, which is 17 km away from the city centre.

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