Bhubaneswar Puri Konark kolkata



Bhubaneswar Puri Konark Kolkata Tour (4 Nights / 5 Days)
Temple architecture, ocean views, spiritual vibes & city lights — a journey through ancient heritage & coastal serenity ending in the bustle of Kolkata.










Duration
4 Night - 5 Days
Package
Starting at 8000/-
Min Age
3+ years
Pick up
Car
Itinerary
Arrive & check-in. Visit Lingaraj Temple, Rajarani Temple, Udayagiri & Khandagiri Caves. Overnight at Bhubaneswar.
After breakfast, drive to Puri. Enroute visit Dhauli (Shanti Stupa) & Pipli village. In Puri, visit Jagannath Temple & Golden Beach. Overnight at Puri.
Morning visit Konark Sun Temple (UNESCO site). Evening free for beach. Overnight stay at Puri.
Transfer to Bhubaneswar. Board train/flight to Kolkata. On arrival, check-in. Evening leisure at Howrah Bridge view.
Visit Victoria Memorial, Indian Museum, Kalighat Temple & Mother Teresa’s House. Later transfer to airport/railway station for departure.
Price Cost ( Room Type)
Adult On Twin/Double Sharing
Rs. 14,500/-
Extra Person
Rs. 16,500/-
Child (5 – 11) Without Mattress
Rs. 12,500/-
Inclusions & Exclusions
- Hotel stays in Bhubaneswar, Puri, and Kolkata (twin sharing)
- All transfers & transport as per itinerary
- Meals as per package (breakfast + dinner or full meals depending on plan)
- Entry fees / permits for major temples & monuments
- Guide / driver assistance throughout
- All taxes, tolls, parking etc.
- Travel to starting city or from final city (air/train costs)
- Personal expenses: snacks, tips, laundry, phone calls etc.
- Upgrades in hotel category beyond standard package
- Optional activities not mentioned in itinerary
- Travel insurance & medical emergencies
- Carry modest clothes for temple visits; remove footwear where needed.
- Temples have specific timings; plan early for less crowd.
- Konark & Puri beaches can be windy / wet; bring rain gear in wet season.
- Kolkata has heavy traffic; allow buffer time in travel.
- Book hotels in advance during festival / holiday periods.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, entry is restricted to Hindus only. Non-Hindus can view the temple from outside or nearby platforms.
It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site built in the shape of a chariot, famous for its detailed stone carvings.
Lingaraj Temple, Rajarani Temple and Mukteshwar Temple are the most popular ones.
By private bus/tempo traveler/car as per group size. Bhubaneswar–Kolkata sector usually by train or flight.
Yes, it covers temples, caves, heritage sites, museums and cultural attractions — both educational and enjoyable.
October to March is the most pleasant time, with cooler weather and clear skies.