Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal, is the city where culture flows in every household. Travellers from all across the globe visit here to witness and experience the golden history, culture and glory of the city. Being an important metro city, reaching Kolkata from anywhere in the world or country is not an issue as the city enjoys excellent flight, rail and road connectivity. The Kolkata Airport, located at a distance of about 15 km from city centre, connects the city with all prime Indian as well as international destinations. The two main railheads here are Howrah and Sealdah railway stations, linking the city with rest of India. Travellers coming from nearby neighbouring cities can take state or private buses to reach Kolkata.
By Air
Arriving by air, one can land at Kolkata Airport and then choose from AC buses or cabs available at the airport. These can drop you off at the New Town Narkelbagan Stoppage, which is in close proximity to the Convention Centre.
By Road
One can also reach Kolkata via well-maintained national highways and other motorable roads. The buses managed by the West Bengal state allow tourists to visit this lovely city without any hassle.
By Train
If arriving by train, Howrah Station serves as a major hub accessible from various parts of India. From Howrah Station, travellers can board the AC12 bus, which conveniently stops at Rabindra Tirtha. From there, it's just a short 7-minute walk to reach the Convention Centre. Alternatively, the nearest railway station to Biswa Bangla Gate is Sealdah Railway Station. Travelers can book a cab from Sealdah to reach the Convention Centre.