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Tarakeshwar Tour Package From Kolkata By Car

Tarakeshwar Tour Package West Bengal From Kolkata By Car Rental

Itinerary & Cost Of Tarakeshwar Baba Dham Tour By Car

7am: Start your tour from Kolkata and travel down the rural landscape of Bengal to reach Tarakeshwar by 9 am.

After arrival at Tarakeshwar you can take a Dip at the Dudhsagar Pond which is believed to fulfill all wishes. You have changing rooms in the vicinity of the pond. Then you proceed to main shrine at the temple to offer puja.

After offering Puja at the temple you can visit the Rajbari adjacent to the temple. Though it is not well maintained it is still worth a visit if you are interested in heritage and architecture.

After Lunch at around 3 to 4 pm start for Kolkata via Singur where you can catch a glimpse of the infamous Tata Nano Plant from inside the car. You reach Kolkata about 6 pm to reach you home/hotel.

​Cost Of Car Rental Round trip from Kolkata.

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*Ac Sedan Car 1- 4 person- Rs 3800/- All Inclusive Toll, Parking, Driver Charges.
*Ac Innova Car 5-7 Person - Rs 4800/- All Inclusive Toll, Parking, Driver Charges.
*Ac Tata Winger 9-13 Person- Rs 6300/- All Inclusive Toll, Parking, Driver Charges.

*Bus For Larger Group- Cost depending On heads.

For Pickup & Drop From Kolkata Airport/Salt lake/New Town Additional Charges
*Sedan- Rs 600/-, *Innova- Rs 750/-, *Tata Winger- Rs 1100/-

Tarakeshwar is a town in the Hooghly district of the Indian state of West Bengal. It is primarily known for its religious significance and the Taraknath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple is considered to be one of the Jyothirlinga sites of Lord Mahadev.

Taraknath Temple:

The Taraknath Temple is the major attraction in Tarakeshwar, drawing pilgrims and tourists alike.
Dedicated to Lord Shiva, the temple is believed to have been established in the late 18th century. The deity is locally known as Baba Taraknath.
The temple architecture reflects a blend of traditional Bengal and Odisha styles.

Religious Significance:

Tarakeshwar is considered a holy place, and the Taraknath Temple is an important pilgrimage site for devotees of Lord Shiva.
The town attracts a large number of devotees, especially during the festival of Mahashivaratri, when special celebrations and rituals take place.

Festivals:

Mahashivaratri is the most significant festival celebrated at the Taraknath Temple with great enthusiasm. Devotees from different parts of West Bengal and neighboring states visit the temple during this time.
Other festivals, such as Diwali and Kartik Purnima, are also celebrated with devotion and grandeur.

Accessibility:
Tarakeshwar is well-connected by road and rail. It is approximately 58 km from Kolkata, making it easily accessible for day trips or weekend getaways.
The town has a railway station, and regular train services connect Tarakeshwar to major cities and towns in West Bengal.

Local Culture and Cuisine:

The town reflects the cultural essence of West Bengal, and visitors can experience local traditions and customs during their stay.
Traditional Bengali cuisine, including sweets like sandesh and rasgulla, can be enjoyed in local eateries.



Tarakeshwar, with its religious fervor, cultural heritage, and natural attractions, offers a unique experience for both pilgrims and tourists. It's a place where spirituality and history come together, making it a significant destination in West Bengal.