Kolkata's charm lies in its rich history, cultural diversity, and warm hospitality with her pleasant weather and plethora of attractions. Whether you're a foodie, a history buff, or a shopaholic, Kolkata has something for everyone. Kolkata in the 1st week of September is a wonderful experience.

The weather is pleasant, with average highs around 28°C and lows around 26°C, making it ideal for sightseeing. To beat the humidity, wear lightweight, breathable clothing like cotton or linen, and don't forget a umbrella or raincoat for occasional showers.

Kolkata is a melting pot of cultures and religions. Visit the iconic Kali Temple at Dakshineswar, the revered Belur Math, and the magnificent St. Paul's Cathedral. For a glimpse into the Jewish heritage,head to the Magen David Synagogue. The Pareshnath Jain Temple and the Gurudwara Guru Singh Sabha are also must-visits.

The serene precincts of Dakshineshwar Kali Temple,answering the prayers of many a faithful.

The Magen David Synagogue- one of the symbols of the pluralism of the city.

The city's colonial past is evident in its architecture. Explore the majestic Victoria Memorial, the Indian Museum, and the Writers' Building. Take a stroll along the Strand Road and visit the iconic Howrah Bridge. Don't miss the electrifying atmosphere of Eden Garden, the historic Prinsep Ghat and the green urban spaces of the Maidan, Rabindra “Sarobar”(Bengali for lake) and Eco Park,possibly the biggest public park in India and an extended part of the East Kolkata Wetlands-a Ramsar site. Experience the city's efficient Metro service, including the remarkable feat of the Metro line underneath the River Ganges. Modern landmarks like the Biswa Bangla Gate and the Dhono Dhanyo auditorium bring new age design thinking to the centuries-old city.

The Prinsep Ghat with Vidyasagar Setu in the background…backdrop to many a photoshoot.

The Biswa Bangla Gate(or Kolkata Gate)…the symbol of new-age Kolkata!!!

The original Indian “Coffee House” on College Street- a haunt of nostalgia!

Kolkata is famous for its street food. Try the popular phuchkas, jhal muri, kathi rolls at New Market and Vivekananda Park. Don't miss the iconic coffee at the heritage Indian Coffee House in College Street or at the newer precincts of Coffee House New Town , and the famous “daab sharbat” at Paramount Sherbats and Syrups. Savor the flavors of Kolkata Biriyani at Aminia and Nizam's. Indulge in the city's sweet treats like Rosogolla and Misti Doi from Balaram Mullick and Radharaman Mullick Sweets and K.C Das alongwith various other assorted items.

Take a leisurely ride on the historic Kolkata Tram service,the oldest surviving tram network in Asia, which offers a unique perspective of the city's landmarks.

The iconic Kolkata tram, travelling leisurely in these fast-paced times, is a mandatory experience.

Other important places to visit include the vibrant Science City, the serene Eco Park, and the bustling Gariahat and New Market.The iconic Birla Planetarium and the beautiful Rabindra Sadan are also worth exploring.

So, come and explore this incredible city of joy and love. From its majestic architecture to its delicious food, Kolkata is a city that will leave you with unforgettable memories.