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Kolkata

The infinity pool and deck.

The Glenburn Penthouse review, Kolkata: An elegant, hospitable haven

From the eye-catching interiors to the warm service – not to mention the rooftop pool – this is a wonderful base from which to explore Kolkata.

  • by Ute Junker
Dev Patel in a Kolkata scene from Lion.

Kolkata, India tour: Noise, passion, colour and heartbreak where the Lion movie was set

Kolkata offers endless can't-believe-your-eyes moments. It's India at its extreme.

  • by Michael Gebicki
The Victoria Memorial in Kolkata.

Tips and things to do in Kolkata, India: The three minute guide

This is one of the friendliest, most cultured cities in India and much less touristy than Mumbai or Delhi.

  • by Louise Southerden
Sunset over the Hooghly River.

Kolkata, India: Why India's dirtiest city is unexpectedly surprising

Rich experiences lie in store for the first-time visitor to Kolkata.

  • by John Golder
Magical: A Kolkata fruit and vegetable market.

Street food, Kolkata, India: A tour of culinary hotspots

A tour of India’s culinary hotspots is a feast for the senses.

  • by Chris Caldicott
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In India, the amazing can happen anywhere if you're open to it.

Belly of the beast: the country that will change you

It can appal and sicken, literally. But for most who visit it India can cast a lifetime spell, writes Ben Stubbs.

MV Reef Endeavour

Deals of the week: take a Captain Cook

Captain Cook Cruises has a 'take a mate for half price' sale on for MV Reef Endeavour trips.

  • by Julietta Jameson
Victoria Memorial, Kolkata, India.

A motorcycle diary

Ben Stubbs braves the smog and crowds of Kolkata on the back of a Royal Enfield bike.

Festival Chhath Puja.

24 hours in Kolkata

Chaotic and confronting, the city on the Hooghly can justly claim to be the country's cultural capital, writes Leisa Tyler.

Atkinson

Where the shopping comes to you

NOTHING to read, no crosswords to solve, no iPod to play with and I've got six hours on a train ahead of me with nothing to do, or eat. As far as journeys go, this is shaping up to be a long ride.

  • by Lee Atkinson