Mullick Ghat Flower Market, Kolkata
Mullick ghat flower market is the largest flower market in Kolkata .Thousands of flower sellers and buyers gather here daily from sunrise to sunset, and during wedding and festivals season, it probably double the number. The vivid yellow and orange Marigolds provide a colorful and eye catching display along with different kinds of flower. The fascinating and colourful sight of Mullick Ghat Flower Market is known to attract people of Kolkata since generations. Located at the south-east end of Kolkata's Howrah Bridge, the wholesale flower market is bustling day and night with sellers, customers and daily commuters. The market offers all varieties of flowers used for various purposes like weddings, festivals, pujas, birthdays, house warming parties, funerals, regular household needs etc. It starts from Mallickghat and ends up to the point of Howrah Bridge which terminates on the Burrabazar side of Kolkata. The Ghat was built by Ram Mohun Mallick in the year 1855.
it is photographer 's paradise indeed.
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Mullick Ghat Flower Market, Kolkata
Mullick ghat flower market is the largest flower market in Kolkata .Thousands of flower sellers and buyers gather here daily from sunrise to sunset, and during wedding and festivals season, it probably double the number. The vivid yellow and orange Marigolds provide a colorful and eye catching display along with different kinds of flower. The fascinating and colourful sight of Mullick Ghat Flower Market is known to attract people of Kolkata since generations. Located at the south-east end of Kolkata's Howrah Bridge, the wholesale flower market is bustling day and night with sellers, customers and daily commuters. The market offers all varieties of flowers used for various purposes like weddings, festivals, pujas, birthdays, house warming parties, funerals, regular household needs etc. It starts from Mallickghat and ends up to the point of Howrah Bridge which terminates on the Burrabazar side of Kolkata. The Ghat was built by Ram Mohun Mallick in the year 1855.
it is photographer 's paradise indeed.
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Tags: MullickGhatFlowerMarket Kolkata WestBengal India Canon60D TamronAF18-270mmPZD
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On the Tropic of Cancer lies the quaint town of Purbasthali, in Burdwan, West Bengal. It is 120 kms north from Kolkata. Also known as Chupi Char, Purbasthali lies on the banks of a large oxbow lake created by the river Ganges.
What strikes you about the place is the variety of waterfowls and the spectacle of hundreds of them taking their wings as your boat approaches. The birds, however, settle down quickly a short distance away .
This 2-3 kms long lake attracts lots of migratory birds during the winters and this is what that makes Purbasthali a hotspot among birders/bird photographers.
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