Pathuriaghata Walking Tour Kolkata

Guided Tour of Pathuriaghata

Kolkata Walking, Heritage, City Tours – Pathuriaghata

Pathuriaghata Walking Tour, Pathuriaghata in North Kolkata was the abode of rich merchants that collaborated with the British East India Company in their rise to power. Kolkata Take a two-hour walking tour through the historic stretch of old Kolkata, starting from the Pathuriaghata area and passing through Malapara on the way to Jorasanko. This immersive journey invites you to rediscover the heritage buildings that played a significant role in the illustrious history of the Tagore family. Walking through Pathuriaghata is the most authentic way to explore the legacy of the Tagores, offering a close look at the architectural gems and landmarks once connected to their rich cultural and artistic contributions. Choose this heritage walk to experience the Tagore family’s historical properties and gain fascinating insights into their influence on art, language, and culture.

Pathuriaghata Walk Kolkata – Rs. 499 Per Head

Time – 8.00 AM TO 10.00 PM (In Summer)

10.00 AM TO 12.00 PM (In Winter)

Pathuriaghata Walking Tour Itinerary –

SUTANUTI WALK

DALHOUSIE SQUARE WALK

Tour Highlights – Pathuriaghata Walking Tour

Heritage Rajbari Trail

Pathuriaghata Ghosh Bari: An iconic mansion known for its traditional Bengali architecture and historical Durga Puja celebrations.

Khelat Ghosh’s Mansion: Explore the majestic interiors, grand courtyards, and vintage charm of one of Kolkata’s most celebrated aristocratic homes.

Old-World Architecture

Walk past ornate colonial facades, stucco work, and Corinthian pillars that blend Indo-European styles.

See relics of 19th-century Bengal Renaissance through buildings and balconies frozen in time.

Temples and Spiritual Corners

Shib Mandirs and family shrines dot the bylanes, offering a glimpse into personal and community worship spaces.

The Durga Dalan (Durga Pandal) in various Rajbaris still hosts traditional Pujas with age-old rituals.

Cultural Anecdotes

Stories of Raja Rammohan Roy, Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar, and other luminaries who frequented this area during Bengal’s intellectual boom.

Learn about the Ghosh family and their contributions to art, music, and education.

Antique Finds & Hidden Alleys

Explore narrow lanes filled with old bookstores, curio shops, and antique furniture repair units.

Street-side tea stalls where time seems to have stopped, perfect for a quick “cha” break.

Baithak Khanas & Music Rooms

Rare access to traditional music rooms where classical soirees were once held.

Discover Kolkata’s hidden link to the Hindustani classical music revival.

Photographer’s Delight

Capture faded grandeur, weather-worn walls, vintage signboards, and dramatic play of light and shadow in the old alleys.