Tourism

**Tourism Section North 24 Parganas District**
Department Details	Contacts/Relevant Information
Name of the Department/Section	Tourism Section
Office Address	Room No. 325, 2nd floor, Tourism Section, DM Office, Barasat, North 24 Parganas
Name Of the Official	Sri Satadal Dutta, W.B.C.S(Exe) Officer in-Charge, Tourism. Sri Mousam Masanta, Tourist Development Officer, (T.D.O) Smt. Shamima Khatoon, U.D.C.
Contact details	Contact No:- +91 9851290911 Email Id:- tourism.nprg@gmail.com Website:- https://north24parganas.gov.in/tourism

Tourism in North 24 Parganas District

Places of Interest in North 24 Parganas District

FAMOUS TOURIST ATTRACTION IN THE DISTRICT OF NORTH 24 PARGANAS:

1. Dakshineswar Kali Temple:

Dakshineswar Kali Temple is the most famous Hindu temple located in Dakshineswar near Kolkata. Situated on the eastern bank of the Hooghly River, the presiding deity of the temple is Bhavatarini. The temple was built by Rani Rashmoni, a philanthropist and a devotee of Kali in 1855. The temple is famous for its association with Ramakrishna, a mystic of 19th Century Bengal.

2. Adyapith Near Dakshniswer:

Close to Dakshineswar temple is Adyapith, a pilgrim centre, the temple of Adya Ma. Sree Annada Thakur being advised in a dream had built this temple of ‘Adya Ma’ in order to teach man the dictums of love and idealism. The construction was started in 1340 BS and the temple was inaugurated on Makar Sankranti (last day of Bengali calendar month Poush) in 1375 BS.

On this bottom is a murti of Sri Ramakrishna with word “Guru” inscrebed nearby on this middle altar is a replica of the murti of Adya Ma found by Ananda Thakur in the Eden Garden. This murti is made of 8 metals. Nearby inscribed “Knowledge and Work”. Topmost of adorned by the murtis of Radha & Krishna. Known all over the world as Divine Couple. Love is written on the altar . One hour brfore sunrise Mangalarati starts, at 10.30 is Bhogarati, 1.5 hours after sunrise is Sitalarati.

3. Barrackpore:

Barrackpore was one of the earliest British settlements along the Hooghly river. The name Barrackpore originates from the English word barracks. Barrackpore acquired the name as the site of the first major military base of the British East India Company. Prior to that time, Barrackpore was known as Chanak, and is mentioned by that name in the Manasa Mangal. Arguably, it is also believed that during the regime of Mughal emperor Aurangazeb, this place was a major collection centre of “khajna” (taxes) and then it was named as Barbakpur. With time, the name changed to Barrackpore. Famous for its summer breeze, it was a popular riverside retreat for the British in Kolkata.

4. Gandhi Ghat at Barrackpore:

A tomb in the memory of Mahatma Gandhi, a lush green garden dotted with 120 varieties of roses, exquisite plants and trees, a picturesque sunset and an exciting riverfront ‘ the Gandhi Ghat package is good enough to entice you to break free from crowded Kolkata and set off for Barrackpore, around 30 km north from the heart of the city.

Built in 1948 (the year the father of the nation died), the monument on the banks of the river Hooghly and the sprawling garden, Jawahar Kunj ‘ maintained by the state forest department ‘ can offer a day’s respite to city-dwellers. It was inaugurated by Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru.

5. Gandhi Museum at Barrackpore:

Gandhi Smarak Sangrahalaya or more aptly the Memorial Museums set up on Mahatma Gandhi at the behest of Gandhi Memorial Trust.

The variety of collections at the Museum at Barrackpore provide interesting and highly informative direct research materials regarding the personality, thinking and the programmes of the Mahatma or about events in his life.

The museum’s search for an alternative ideology, in place of those that are pursued still by Governments and countries without being able to bring about real welfare of the people, through various intellectual exercises like seminars, dialogues or other such programmes and its research activities, perhaps a first by a purely biographical museum and beyond its collected objects must be regarded as a distinct feature.

6. Mangal Pandey Park at Barrackpore:

This park has been dedicated to the famous freedom fighter, Mangal Pandey. He was a soldier in Barrackpore Cantonment who rose in rebellion against the British. He ended up wounding two British Officer with his musket and sword. He was thus court martialled and hung to dealth on April 8, 1857. This park also has a statue of Mangal Pandey and a memorial dedicated to him in the park. There is a small baby elephant statue raising his trunk in mark of respect in front of Mangal Pandey’s statue.

7. Annapurna Temple at Barrackpore:

The temple similar to Dakshineswar Temple at Titagrah on the bank of river Ganga. It was opened to devotees on the 12th of April, 1875 (30th Chaitra 1281) by Sri Sri Ramkrishna Paramahansa. The Temple was built by Rani Rashmoni’s Youngest daughter Jagadamba Devi. She was married to Mathur Mohan Biswas who, after the death of his first wife, Rani Rashmoni’s second daughter Karunamoyi, married Jagadamba Devi. The majestic Temple stands on the Rani Rashmoni ghat near Barrakpore.

8. Naihati Bankim Sangrahashala:

Bankim Sangrahashala is the library museum of Rishi Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay, the great novelist and poet of India. It is located at Kanthalpara, Naihati in the North 24 Paraganas. Established in 1954, the museum occupies only a portion of the big ancestral house, located alongside. Notably, Bankim Sangrahashala (Museum) has become one of the most sought after places nearby Kolkata over the years. The spot is significant because Rishi Bankim Chandra wrote and composed the national song of India, Vande Mataram over here. The heritage museum is a living testimony of the fact that the other great personalities of pre-independent India like Rishi Aurobindo Ghosh, Chittaranjan Das, Dinabandhu Mitra, Keshab Chandra Sen, used to come here for spending some quality time in this peaceful ambiance along with the great poet and author.

9. Mulajor Kalibari At Shyamnagar:

During the rule of Raja Krishna Chandra of Kirshnanagar, the king gave the village called MULAJORE at Shyam Nagar along with a title of ROY GUNAKAR to his court poet Bharat Chandra Roy. In memory of Bharat Chandra Roy Gunakar there is a very old and historic library named Bharat Chandra Library. It is situated very close to the railway station.

Relatives of Rabindranath Tagore had set up Mulajor Kalibari at Shyamnagar in North 24 Parganas. The Temple beside Hooghly River that is located in a very eye soothing natural scene. The Temple was constructed on 31 Baishak in 1219 Bengali year around 200 years ago beside Hooghly River even before Dakhineswar Kali Temple was set up by Rani Rasmoni Devi. Six priests are engaged for offering puja to goddess Kal.

Mulajor Kalibari

10. Kanthadhari Math at Baranagar:

The Kanthadhari Math is situated at Baranagar in Kolkata. It is one of the old religious places of Kolkata. The math was probably established in the first part of sixteenth-century at Mathura Nath Chowdhury Street under the Baranagar Municipality. It is situated on the bank of the river Ganges. It is said that Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu visited the math on his way to Nilachal (Puri). He donated his rag to the worshipper of this math when he left from Baranagar. Since then the math was named as Kanthadhari Math. According to the local history, this was a place of wrestling of the revolutionaries during the freedom movement where the operation of gun and weapon were generally taught. On 26th August of 1914, the arms were looted from Baranagar and 12 nos. of Mauser pistol from the looted arms were kept behind the idol of Gouranga within the wooden box by Sri Khagendranath Chatterjee, the dearest friend of Sri Bipin Behari Ganguli. In 2007, the math was declared as heritage by the West Bengal Heritage Commission.

Kanthadhari Math

11. Kunjabati at Khardah:

It is situated at Khardah under Barrackpore sub-division of North 24 Parganas district. At the order of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, Sri Sri Nityananda Mahaprabhu selected Kunjabati for ‘Harinam Sankirtan’ at Khardah – the pilgrimage for Vaishnavas. Sri Purandar Pandit used to pray here. He donated 26 bighas of land to Nityananda Mahaprabhu for residential and preaching of Vaishnava ideology. From that time, the descendants of Nityananda Mahaprabhu are following the practice for 500 years. On the Eastern side of Kunjabati, there is an idol of Sri Nityananda Mahaprabhu and the burial ground of his wives Basudha and Jahnabi at the courtyard of the house.

12. Sadhak Ramprasad Vita at Halisashar:

The house and ashram of the famous poet and religious figure Sadhak Ramprasad was located at Halisahar village of North 24 Parganas, a famous place rich with heritage and cultural importance. It is the birthplace of Ramprasad Sen who was one of the most famous devotees of Goddess Kali. Ramprasad is remembered for the songs and poems he composed which is known as Ramprasadi Sangeet. The Ramprasadi tune known for its distinctness had influenced numerous later day poet-composers including Rabindranath. Ramprasad was a close friend of Maharaja Krishnachandra of Nadia. Ramprasad performed his sadhana here in his Panchamundi Asana, thus this place is also known locally as ‘Panchabati Temple’.

13. Chandraketugarh at Berachanpa:

Chandraketugarh is located in the district of North 24 Parganas, only 38 km. north-east of Kolkata. The history of Chandraketugarh dates back to almost the 3rd Century B.C., during the pre-Mauryan era. Historians identify this site with the ancient Gangaridai mentioned by the Greek traveller, Megasthenes, in his work ‘Indika’.

Now there is a Museum. The Chandraketugarh museum was inaugurated by the Hon’ble chief Minister Smriti Mamata Banerjee on 11th January 2019 .A part of archaeological finds is displayed in this Museum which was collected by late Dilip kumar Maite , a local personality has interest in the past legacy of Chandraketugarh. Dilip Kumar Maite collected total 524 nos antiquities from this site .After his death his son Shri Dipan Maite handed over the antiquities to the District Administration North 24Parganas. Total antiquites display in Museum gallery 244 no. and 280 no. antiquities Storage Room(Museum Collection) .Total Showcase 28.

14. Chakla Dham under Deganga Development Block:

Chakla near Berachapa is a well-known Religious Tourist Place of Bengal for Lokenath Baba Temple. It’s famous worldwide for the Temple of Lokenath Bramhachari Baba. Chakla is the Birthplace of Lokenath Baba.

15. Kachua Dham at Matia PS. Under Basirhat-II:

It is a most popular Pilgrimage among the Hindu religions for the birth place of Lacknath Baba. Every year many visitors visit here from far away. Especially due to Lokenath Baba’s Birthday ceremony, a huge people are crowded here.

16. Puratan Kalibari or Baro Kalibari at Basirhat:

Located at Trimohini bus stoppage of Basirhat town in North 24 Parganas. Reportedly, more than 300 years ago, the temple was established by a group of robbers. In that time, the place was covered by cane-bush and no such human habitation was found. Primarily the temple was constructed by the leaves of Nipa palm and bamboos. After almost 175 years, an influential landlord named Harimohon Dalal, rebuild the temple with bricks and digged a deep and large pond which is still being used. Now this temple is not only one of the oldest temples of the temples of district, but one of the most attractive devotional places too. The temple is very easy to reach by train and car both. Nearest Railway station is Basirhat and bus stop is Trimohini.

Due to old period the condition of temple’s roof is not well nowadays. Water sinks often and makes several drainages. Also the walls are needed to be repaired. A guest-house is also required for far away guests.

17. The house of Dinabandhu Mitra at Gopalnagar:

The house of Dinabandhu Mitra is located at the Chouberia in Gopalnagar of Bongaon sub-division. Dinabandhu Mitra was the noted playwright of Bengal and inspired a revolt through his work Nildarpan which provided a vivid account of the tortures and oppressions of the indigo planters of the Bengal on the villagers.

Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay pointed out the role played by this work in inspiring the indigo revolt was similar to that of Uncle Tom’s Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe behind the US Civil War. Dinabandhu, as the Post-Master had an opportunity of going around through different villages of Bengal and Nildarpan, was the outcome of his observations during these trips.

18. The house of Bibhutibhushan Bandopadhyay at Gopalnagar:

The house of Bibhutibhushan Bandopadhyay is located in Gopalnagar of Bongaon sub-division. Bibhutibhushan was one of the stalwarts of Bengali literature and a noted Bengali novelist of the post-Rabindranath era. Although he had a strong will and interest for higher education but had to quit it after graduation due to poverty and took the job of a school teacher in Bongaon High School. Later he taught in different schools all around in Bengal and also worked in Bhagalpur at the Kachhari of the zamindar Khelat Chandra Ghose.

His original house was located in the village in Bongaon on the banks of the Ichamati River. Bibhutibhusan spent most of his life in this house. He reconstructed his small house on the banks of Ichamati and named it after one of his works SesherKheya. Bibhutibhusan died in 1950, in Ghatsila.

19. Mini Sundarban or Golpata Forest at Taki (Sundarban Bio-Diversity and Interpretation Centre):

The place is very important for the tourist as it is situated at the bank of river Ichhamati, Indo-Bangladesh border. It is very lonely and attractive to the tourist for its natural beauty as the forest is of Mangrove plants like Sundari, Garan, Gewon, Gol, Keora, etc. It is more important for the tourist in security point of views because there are a B.S.F. camp in front of the forest. There is a very beautiful Canopy way and a incomplete watch tower. There are almost 600.0 Acres of Land.

To make it more attractive to the tourist it is necessary to set up some components like Jetty, Picnic Spot, Plantation, Fencing, Land development, Internal pavement, Embankment protection, etc. It isrecommended for introduction of ferry service from Taki Rajbari ghat to Mini Sundarban and toy train facilities. It is highly recommended for set up a Deer conservation project within the forest to make it more attractive for tourist.

Golpata Canopy Path, During Field Visit at Golpata, Golpata watchtower (Incomplete).

20. Taki Kuleswari Kalibari:

It is a very ancient temple dedicated to goddess Kali. Many tourist visit the place during the year. The temple is almost 300 years old. The Tourism Department, Govt of West Bengal had sanctioned amount Rs. 44,67328.00 for Beautification and Protection of heritage building & Temple at Kuleswari. But some part of work like community toilet and pilgrim shade has been constructed under the fund B.A.D.P. by the department P.W.D., Govt. of W.B. A revised estimate for rest of the project Rs. 34,10,338.00 has been sent to the Tourism Department, Govt of West Bengal.

Needs to renovate the ancient temple as well as the boundary adjacent road, electrical works, adjacent pond.

Taki Kuleswari Kalibari, Toilet block at Taki Kuleswari Kalibari,

21. Taki Jora Mandir:

As it is very ancient temple and dedicated to lord Shiva, many tourists visit the place. The temple is almost 200 years old.

Needs to renovate the ancient temple as well as the adjacent road, electrical works, adjacent pond including plantation.

22. Puber Jomidar Bari at Taki:

Puber Jomidar Bari is one of the two very oldest Raj palace in this Region. There are some antique collection in the Rajbari. The building is very ancient and it could be one of the prime tourist attraction in Taki. Now many tourists visit the place.

Needs to renovate the building, plantation, beautification. A museum may be found in this Palace.

Taki Zamidar Bari, Pond at Zamidar Bari, Museum inside of Zamidar Bari,

Sl No	Name of Patha Sathi	Block/ Municipality	Runs By	Contact No
1	Gaighata Pathasathi	Gaighata Block	Susanta Dutta Vill: Pratapgaarh, P.O+ P/S:- Bangaon, Pin- 743235	6295197754
2	Bongaon Pathasathi	Bongaon Municipality	Indranil Biswas Mita Sound & Electric, Chakdaha road, Hospital Kalibari, P.O+ P/S:- Bangaon, Pin- 743235	9332411162
3	Ashoknagar Pathasathi	Habra-I Block	Susanta Dutta Vill: Pratapgaarh, P.O+ P/S:- Bangaon, Pin- 743235	6295197754
4	Basirhat Pathasathi	Basirhat Municipility	Lucky Constuction, Vill:- Asharia Narayanpur, P.O+ P/S:- Hasnabad, Pin- 7434326	8617470189

List of 15 Registered Tourism Service Provider

List of 15 Registered Tourism Service Provider (TSP) of North 24 Parganas
Total Numbers of Organization- 15, 6 nos already registered
Sl. No	Affiliated Association	Name of Organisation	Address	Mobile No.	Email Contact	Name of Proprietor
1	Association of Tourism Service Providers of Bengal (ATSPB)	Himalayan Tour and Travels	Ankit, 380, North Purbachal, Kalitala Link Road, Flat No. 4, Kolkata – 700078	9830028559	himalayantoursandtravels@gmail.com	Sandeep Banerjee
2	Association of Tourism Service Providers of Bengal (ATSPB)	Travelink	GREEN APARTMENT NO 2,KRISHNAPUR 3 NO CAMP, BIDHANNAGAR, KOLKATA 700102	9831112679	travelink.co.in@gmail.com	Ashim, Roy
3	Association of Tourism Service Providers of Bengal (ATSPB)	Suryatapa Travels	F/32/2, Karunamoyee Housing Estate- Salt Lake. Kol-91	7980258924	suryatapatravel33@gmail.com	Amit Kumar Ray
4	Indian Association of Tour Operators	Travellers Club & Holidays	P12-Narendra Nagar, B.T.Road, Dulop, L9, Bus Stand, 2nd Floor	9830665114	travellersclub.kol@gmail.com	Avijit Chowdhuri
5	Travel Agents Association of Bengal	DESTINARO TOURISM	Panihati Municipal Market Complex, 1st floor. Shop ID 54. Sodhpur. Pin 700110	8777706569	info@destinarotourism.com	Debapriya Chererjee
6	Travel Agents Association of Bengal	TRAVELITES	234/TH/4/C, G.L.T . Road Kol- 36, Bonhooghly	8902481053	travelitesinfo@gmail.com	Arpita Bhattacharya
7	Travel Agents Association of Bengal	HILLSTAR HOLIDAYS	Barasat, Taki Road, Pin 700124	9903277934	hillstarholidays2016@gmail.com	Kalyan Das
8	Travel Agents Association of Bengal	RELIABLE TRAVELS	1, Janapath Birati , Kolkata 700051	9830163154	reliabletravel2012@yahoo.com	Sushmita Dey
9	Travel Agents Association of Bengal	ROY’S TOURISM	70, West, Ghosh Para Road, Shyamnagar 743133	9804833660	roystourism@gmail.com	Debasish Roy
10	Travel Agents Association of Bengal	SWASTIKA TOURS & TRAVELS	1/1, M.B. Road , Belgharia. Kol -56	9433334824	swastikatravels@gmail.com	Suman Sarkar
11	Travel Agents Association of Bengal	TO & FRO	199, Nagendranath Road, South Dumdum, Kolkata 700028	9903817354	toandfrokolkata@gmail.com	Sourish Chakroborty
12	Travel Agents Association of Bengal	Ankur Tours & Travels	Airport Gate 2 & 1/2, Kolkata 91	9836269363/ 9836950501	ankurkolkata@gmail.com / info@ankurkolkata.com	Prasanta Maji
13	Travel Agents Association of Bengal	Pal Travel agency and Tour Operator	Mena, Samudrapue, Ashoknagar, N24 Prgs, 743272	9832025882	mpal04974@gamil.com	Manas Pal
14	Travel Agents Association of Bengal	Flavour of Bengal	561/A/3, Ashoknagar, N24 Prgs, 743222	9932265503	bengaltournews@gmail.com	Santanu Chaterjee
15	Travel Agents Association of Bengal	HASHI KHUSI TOUR & TRAVELS	129/2, Ashok Garh, Baranagar, Pin 700108	9830222022	care@hashikhushitravels.com	Amrit Maity

List of 16 Registered Tourist Guides Phase-I

List of 28 Registered Homestay

List of 28 Homestays in North 24 Parganas

Place	Name of Homestay	Address Of Homestay	Mobile No	Name of Owner	Category	No of Room
Samsernagar	Sundarban Eco Tourist Centre Homestay	Vill+P.O- Samsernagar, P/S- Hemnagar Costal, N 24 Parganas, 743439	9679414490/ 9679172412	Subhas Biswas	Gold	6
	Minati Homestay	Vill+P.O- Samsernagar, P/S- Hemnagar Costal, N 24 Parganas, 743439	8116734925	Minati Mandal (Raptaw)	Silver	3
	Sandhya Tourist Homestay	Vill+P.O- Kalitala, P/S- Hemnagar Costal, N 24 Parganas, 743439	9933033977	Mana Gayen	Silver	6
Hemnagar	Roy Homestay	Vill+P.O- Purba Hemnagar Dakshin Para, P/S- Hingalganj Costal, N 24 Parganas, 743439	9800750705	Lakshmi Bauliya	Silver	1
Taki	Niloy Homestay	Taki Swliss Gate, Das Para, Ward No- 3, Taki(M), Taki, N 24 Prgs, 743429	9635290772	Biswajit Das	Gold	4
	Matri Bhavan Homestay	Tejpata Tala Para,Taki, Taki(M), Taki, N 24 Prgs, 743429	8116764853	Prabir Das	Silver	2
	Namita Homestay	Vill- Taki Biswas Para, P.O- Taki, P/S- Hasnabad, N 24 Parganas, 743429	8159910500	Abhijit Das	Silver	2
	Purnima Homestay	Kalibari Para, Taki, Taki(M), Taki, N 24 Prgs, 743429	7431827739	Probir Chakraborty	Silver	1
	Chakraborty Homestay	Kalibari Para, Oya No 7, Hasnabad, North 24 Parganas, 743429	9647378126	Lipika Chakraborty	Silver	2
	Dutta Homestay	Bijou Kali Sarani, Tejpata Tala,Taki, Hasnabad,N 24 Prgs, 743424	9732166766	Amar Dutta	Silver	2
	Ichamati Homestay	Puratan Bazar, P.O- Taki, P/S- Hasnabad, N 24 Parganas, 743429	8016259036	Dilip Kumar Patra	Silver	1
	Welcome Homestay	Puratan Bazar Taki, Pin: 743429, Dist: North 24 Parganas	7602117722	Bidhan Chandra Mondal	Gold	2
Beri Panchpota	Chondrima Homestay	Vill+P.O- Panchpota, P/S- Gaighata, N 24 Parganas, 743273	9064509938	Prodip Roy	Gold	2
	Om Shanti Homestay And Picnic Garden	Bharadanga, Panchpota, Gaighata, Pin: 743273, Dist: North 24 Parganas	9062949667	Basudeb Paul	Silver	2
	Annapurna Homestay	Vill+P.O- Panchpota, P/S- Gaighata, N 24 Parganas, 743273	9134187265	Prosenjit Dey	Silver	2
	Sonartori Homestay	Vill+P.O- Panchpota, P/S- Gaighata, N 24 Parganas, 743273	8391002204	Biswajit Mondal	Silver	2
	Iiyas Homestay	Vill+P.O- Panchpota, P/S- Gaighata, N 24 Parganas, 743273	9932432958	Rabindranath Biswas	Silver	1
	Pitamata Ashirbad Homestay	Vill+P.O- Panchpota, P/S- Gaighata, N 24 Parganas, 743273	9332508141	Krisna Pada Ghosh	Silver	1
	Biswas Homestay	Vill+P.O- Panchpota, P/S- Gaighata, N 24 Parganas, 743273	8167755792	Mridul Kanti Biswas	Silver	2
	Arati Homestay	Vill+P.O- Panchpota, P/S- Gaighata, N 24 Parganas, 743273	9679965551	Bikash Biswas	Silver	2
Vedic Village	Agv 04 Homestay	Agv 04, Vedic Village, Sikharpur, P.O: Bagu, Newtown, Kolkata-700135	9836274445	Ankhi Roy & Satrajit Roy	Silver	3
	R.K. Homestay	Agv 06, Vedic Village, Sikharpur, Rajarhat, P.O: Bagu, Newtown, Kolkata-700135	8839040259	Rajkishore Manjhi	Silver	3
	Singh Villa	Agv 31, Greentech City, Chandpur, Bajetaraf Nr, Shikharpur Bus Stand, Wb. 700135	9339397255	Bijay Kumar Singh	Gold	3
Sodpore	Nihar On The Ganges Homestay	Nihar On The Ganges, Niharika Ghat Road, Sukchar, Panihati, N 24 Parganas, 700115	9830030634	Diyali Biswas	Gold	3
Baranagar	Sarkar Homesyay	60, Pk Saha Lane, Baranagar, N 24 Parganas, 700036	8981716545	Jayanta Sarkar	Silver	2
New Town	Earth Aromaa	Np-471, Yadav Niwas, Nayapatty, Near Chokh Mandir, Sector-5 Salt Lake, Kolkata-700102	9811237146	Rrahul Yaadav	Gold	4
Salt Lake	Boier Baari The House Of Books	House Number 318, Cj Block, Salt Lake Sector 2, Kolkata 700091	9830227652	Supriya Chattopadhyaya	Silver	3
Lake Town	Royal Bengal Homestay	Plot no. P 60,Block B, 1^st floor, villbangur Avenue, Lake Town	9836666886	Monalisa Sengupta	Silver	3