Among many foreigners who settled in the continent of India, French left a significant footprints in Bengal in the city of Chandan nagar previously known as Chandernegore. It is not known to many that Chandannagar did not get freedom along with rest of India on 15th August 1947. It’s role in freedom movement is not most talked about despite it being the hub of manufacturing of bombs that used to be transported from here to the rest of India.  If you want to explore the Cultural Heritage of Chandannagar which is nestled along the banks of the Hooghly River in West Bengal and exudes a unique blend of French colonial charm and Indian cultural vibrancy contact us.

Famous for its grand Durga Puja celebrations and iconic Jagaddhatri Puja, Chandannagar boasts a rich tapestry of festivals, drawing visitors from far and wide.  Chandannagar’s architectural marvels, such as the Sacred Heart Church and the French Cemetery, stand as testaments to its fascinating history and diverse heritage.

Known for its delectable sweetmeats it’s a place that tells stories of the past when it was bought in 40,000 coins from a Mughal subahdar in 1688.

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