Shantiniketan
Description
Shantiniketan is a cultural and educational hub in West Bengal, founded by the Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore. Known for its artistic heritage, peaceful environment, and open-air education system, Shantiniketan attracts travelers, students, and art lovers from all over the country. The town is home to Visva-Bharati University, where learning blends with nature. From traditional art and handicrafts to vibrant festivals and cultural performances, Shantiniketan offers a unique and enriching travel experience.
Why Choose Shantiniketan (Explore Top Attractions & Things to Do)
Shantiniketan is perfect for those who love culture, art, and peaceful surroundings. Here are some of the best experiences you can enjoy.
Shantiniketan Tour Package | One Day Trip | Bengal Trips
| Group Size | Vehicle Type (All A. C.) | Price Rate (INR) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 to 4 persons | Sedan | 9000/- |
| 5 to 7 persons | Innova | 11990/- |
| 8 to 26 persons | Force Bus | 22,000/- |
Included – Private vehicle for the entire tour, Professional and experienced driver, Fuel charges, Driver allowance, Parking charges, Toll tax charges, Pickup and drop from the starting point
Excluded – Hotel accommodation, Food and meals, Entry fees for monuments, temples, museums, or tourist attractions, Personal expenses (shopping, tips, etc.)
Any additional activity not mentioned in the package
Note – Extra charges will be applicable for pickup and drop from Salt Lake, Rajarhat, and New Town locations.
Unique Places to Visit in Shantiniketan
Visva-Bharati University Campus
Sonajhuri Haat
Kopai River
Tagore's Ashram
Amar Kutir
Kala Bhavana
Kankalitala
Ballavpur Wildlife Sanctuary
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
You can easily book a car by calling us directly, sending a WhatsApp message, or filling out the booking form on our website.
We offer a variety of vehicles including Sedans, SUVs and Innovas to suit different travel needs and group sizes.
Yes, we provide comfortable and reliable vehicles for outstation travel to popular destinations across West Bengal and nearby states.
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