Murshidabad

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The easiest way from Kolkata is by train (Hazarduari Express or Bhagirathi Express) which takes about 4-5 hours to reach Murshidabad station. By road, it's roughly a 6-hour drive via NH12 from Kolkata. The nearest major airport is Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport in Kolkata (approx 200 km away).

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How many days are enough for Murshidabad?

2 nights and 3 days are perfect. It gives you enough time to cover Hazarduari, Katra Masjid, the Baranagar temples, and a sunset boat ride without rushing.

Is Hazarduari Palace open every day?

No! It is strictly closed on Fridays. Plan your itinerary so that you visit the palace on any other day of the week.

Is Murshidabad safe for solo female travelers?

Yes, generally very safe. The locals are used to tourists. However, standard Indian travel precautions apply—avoid isolated ruins after dark and dress modestly to respect the local culture.

What is the best way to get around the city?

Totos (e-rickshaws) and horse-drawn carriages (tangas). Totos are cheap and everywhere. You can hire one for the whole day for around INR 600-800, but bargain hard.

Where can I buy authentic Murshidabad silk?

Head to the local weavers in Islampur or Khagra market. Avoid the touristy shops right outside Hazarduari as they often sell mixed fabrics at inflated prices.

Are there any good places to party?

Absolutely not. Murshidabad is a heritage town. Evenings are best spent by the river or watching the light and sound show at Motijheel.

Can I get good vegetarian food here?

Yes. While famous for Nawabi meat dishes, standard Bengali vegetarian thalis, luchi, and sweets are widely available and delicious.

Is the Motijheel Light and Sound show worth it?

It's decent for a one-time watch if you want to understand the history of Siraj-ud-Daulah and the Battle of Plassey, but don't expect cutting-edge technology.

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