Overview

Embark on a sacred journey to Ganga Sagar, where the holy Ganges meets the Bay of Bengal. This revered pilgrimage site attracts thousands of devotees each year, especially during Makar Sankranti. The trip combines spiritual devotion, scenic ferry rides, and the cultural essence of rural Bengal. Whether you seek blessings at the Kapil Muni Ashram or wish to witness the grandeur of the confluence, this tour offers a soulful experience filled with peace and piety.

Places You’ll See

• Kapil Muni Temple: The main shrine dedicated to Sage Kapil, believed to cleanse devotees of sins.
• Ganga Sagar Beach: Serene beach where the Ganga merges with the sea.
• Bharat Sevashram Sangha: Renowned charitable and spiritual organization.
• Local Markets: Shop for religious souvenirs, seashell items, and local sweets.

Map & Itinerary

Day 1: Kolkata → Ganga Sagar

• Early morning departure from Kolkata.
• Drive to Harwood Point (Lot No. 8) and cross the Muriganga River by ferry.
• Transfer to Kachuberia and continue to Ganga Sagar Island by vehicle.
• Visit Kapil Muni Temple and take a holy dip at the confluence.
• Evening leisure time at the beach. Overnight stay at Ganga Sagar.

Day 2: Ganga Sagar → Kolkata

• Early morning visit to the beach for sunrise and peaceful moments.
• Breakfast and check-out.
• Return journey via Kachuberia–Lot No. 8 ferry and drive to Kolkata.
• Tour ends with spiritual memories and blessings.

Season & Prices

The ideal time to explore Ganga Sagar is October to March, when the weather is pleasant, skies are clear, and the pilgrimage is most comfortable. Summers can be hot and humid, while the monsoon season (June–September) offers lush greenery but restricted movement due to heavy rains.