which place did you like in Kolkata,
what you like the most about the place and why?
(If u give a good answer u get 20 pts)
Answers
Answer:
# PRIYANSHU SINGH RAJPUT
Explanation:
Victoria memorial because The Victoria Memorial is a large marble building in Kolkata, West Bengal, India, which was built between 1906 and 1921. It is dedicated to the memory of Queen Victoria, then Empress of India, and is now a museum under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture.
Answer:
Kolkata, the capital city of West Bengal, is known for its diverse history. This is evident in its food, architecture, culture and people. So much to take in at this one city can be mind boggling but fortunately we have for you a list of the thing Kolkata is best known for; take a look!
1. Bengali Food
With some of the most delicious veg and non-veg preparations, along with a plethora delectable desserts, the eastern state of west Bengal has an abundance of variety in its cuisine that is capable of satisfying even the most fastidious of palates. Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal is probably the best place in the region to sample all these treats as the number of restaurants here are as plentiful as the dishes they serve.
2. Love of Literature
Home to the world’s first non-euro Nobel Prize laureate, Rabindranath Tagore, the city of Kolkata’s love for literature is historic and deep rooted in the region. Host to a number of events dedicated to the art, this city is a great place to visit during the Kolkata Book Fair and International Literary Festival. Authors and intellectuals from all over the world flock here during January every year to experience this feast for the mind.
3. Biryani
Although every state, district and maybe even city has its own version of this festive dish, the debate of which is best has long been fought mainly between the Hyderabadis and the Bengalis; the main difference being that Bengal likes potato in its Biryani and in Hyderabad they do not. When in Kolkata, be sure to try the local favorite, Mutton Biryani; whether at Arsalan, Taste of Kolkata or any other places, be sure you get a restaurant recommendation before passing your verdict.
4. Street Food
Street food and bustling city’s just go hand in hand and Kolkata is no less a bustling city than any other and as such has no shortage of road side food kiosks, carts, stalls and stands. From the local egg roll and puchka to the momos and chow mein influenced from the East, dosa from the South and Tikka rolls from the North, even Vadapav from the West, there is a cardinal direction culinary adventure awaiting anyone visiting Kolkata.