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Marble Palace, Kolkata

Marble Palace located in Kolkata, West Bengal (a state in India) is a famous mansion which was built only with marble. The floor, wall, pillars, sculptures; everything was made with pure marble. This house was built by Raja Rajendra Mullick in the year 1835.

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Fort William, Kolkata

Fort William was built in Kolkata during the British rule in India. It is on the bank of river Hooghly. The fort is named after the king William iii. The fort covers an area of 70.9 hectares. The largest park of the city is the front part of this fort.

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St John's Church, Kolkata

St John’s Church in Kolkata is one of the oldest heritage buildings in the city. Built in the Neo-Classical style of architecture, the church is a storehouse of many memoirs. It also houses the tomb of many prominent personalities and historical monuments within its compound.

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St Paul's Cathedral

With Anglican background this Indo-Gothic architectural masterpiece is located in Kolkata, in the state of West Bengal, India. It is the largest cathedral in India and a tourist spot. After partial damage caused by earthquake in 1934 the church has been renovated again.

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Victoria Memorial

The Victoria Memorial is one of the major tourist attraction in Kolkata and built during british Raj to commemorate the Queen's visit to India is a magnificent architecture made out of white marble set in a big garden.

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Howrah Bridge

The City of Joy, Kolkata is the popular cultural cradle of India. It is absurd to even think that the city of Kolkata is just another metropolitan; it is the Metropolitan of Festivity and Culture. The vibrancy of Kolkata is always off the charts for all who visit the city or who ....

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Indian Museum Kolkata

Located at 27 Jawaharlal Nehru Road in the Park Street area of Kolkata, India, the Indian Museum is the largest and oldest museum in India as well as the Asia-Pacific region.

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National Library of India, Kolkata

The hour of operation in National Library Kolkata is between 9 am to 8pm. According to statistics, the National library of India ranks 14th in the category of the largest libraries across the world.

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Birla Mandir, Kolkata

The Birla Mandir is a magnificent edifice sculpted intricately in white marble to produce a brilliant white marvellous structure of a temple dedicated to Hindu deities Radha & Krishna. The temple has been constructed under the patronage of the influential industrialist family Bir....

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Tipu Sultan Mosque Kolkata

The inheritance of Tipu Sultan led towards building of an identical mosque in Esplanede. These places are considered to be of extreme religious importance. These mosques represent the beautiful architecture of the Mughal dynasty.

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Kalighat Kali Temple

The Kalighat Temple is one of Shaktipeetha temple among the 52 Shakti Peetha shrines in whole India and located in the heart of the city Kolkata of West Bengal.