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1. Sundarban National Park

2. Joypur Forest

3. Dooars - Gorumara National Park

4. Neora Valley National Park

5. Bhitarkanika

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If you're looking for a weekend tour destination near/from Kolkata, there are several beautiful destinations within a short distance that offer diverse experiences. Here are some most popular options but are not limited to these one alone:

Sundarbans National Park: Located about 100-150 kilometers south of Kolkata, Sundarbans is the largest mangrove forest in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can take a boat safari to explore its rich biodiversity, spot Royal Bengal tigers, crocodiles, birds, and enjoy the serene beauty of the mangrove ecosystem.

Shantiniketan: Around 160 kilometers northwest of Kolkata lies Shantiniketan, the abode of peace, and the hometown of Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore. It's a cultural hub known for its Visva-Bharati University, Tagore's Ashram, and vibrant festivities like Poush Mela. Explore the university campus, visit Tagore's house, and immerse yourself in the cultural heritage of Bengal.

Darjeeling: Though a bit farther away (about 600 kilometers from Kolkata), Darjeeling can still be a feasible weekend trip if you're willing to travel by overnight train or flight. Famous for its tea plantations, toy train ride, and stunning views of the Himalayas (including Mt. Kanchenjunga), Darjeeling offers a refreshing break amidst cool weather and picturesque landscapes.

Digha, Mandarmani & Tajpur: If you're in the mood for a beach getaway, Mandarmani is an excellent choice. Located around 170 kilometers from Kolkata, it's one of the longest drivable beaches in India. Enjoy leisurely strolls along the beach, indulge in water sports, and savor fresh seafood at local eateries. Bengal has some beautiful coastal shoreline, such as Digha, Shankarpur, Mandarmani, Bakkhali, Gangasagara, and Tajpur. The clear waters of the Bay of Bengal, the estuaries of the mighty Ganga and the lazily stretched coastline make Bengal a paradise for the beach lovers. With a number of unspoilt and unexplored beaches are quiet and beautiful.

Bankura & Bishnupur: Known for its terracotta temples and traditional handicrafts, Bishnupur is a heritage town located about 150 kilometers west of Kolkata. Explore the intricately designed temples like Rasmancha, Jor Bangla, and Shyam Rai, and shop for exquisite terracotta artifacts and Baluchari sarees. Temples of Bishnupur include Jor Mandir, Rasmancha, Radhamadhab Temple, Kalachand Temple, Madan Mohan Temple, Radha-Gobinda Temple and Shyam Ray Temple. Joyrambati is the birthplace of Sree Sree Maa Sarada Devi. Susunia Hill is 21 km from Bankura. It is known for a natural spring and a historical stone engraving. Mukutmanipur a tourist spot of Bankura is 55 km from Bankura. It is the second biggest earthen dam of India. Jhilimili & Joypur are dense natural forest also near Bankura Town.

Mayapur: At the confluence of two rivers Jalangi & Ganga is located about 160 km north of Kolkata. The headquarters of ISKCON is situated in Mayapur. The largest temple in the world The Temple of Vedic Planetarium is all set to open soon. Nabadwip is the birth place of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu. Devotees come to Nabadwip in huge numbers during festivals like Dol yatra, Ras purnima, Gaura-purnima. A weekend to Mayapur gives you sense of overwhelming spirutality.

These destinations offer a mix of cultural, natural, and historical experiences, making them ideal for a short weekend getaway from Kolkata. Depending on your interests and travel preferences, you can choose the one that suits you best.