Kamarpukur, Jairambati
The reputation of Kamarpukur stems from the actuality that it is the inhabitant village of Sri Ramkrishna. The yearly birth-day festivity of Sri Ramakrishna is the prime fiesta of the community.

Tarakeswar
Tarakeswar is a prominent place of pilgrimage and the greatest centre of the Shaiva cult in West Bengal. The most important magnetism is the place of worship of Taraknath, an 'atchala' construction with a 'natmandir' in front. Close by are the shrines of Kali and Lakshmi-Narayan. Dudhpukur, a reservoir to the north of the

Shiva temple is thought to fulfil the prayers of those taking a plunge in it.

Imambara
The famous Imambara at Hooghly was documented by Hazi Mohammad Mohsin in 1836. The Imambara building having a stonework revetment is located on the bank of river Ganges at Chinsurah. The two storied construction consisting ranged rooms. A mosque, the fortifications of which are ornamented by the texts from the Holy Koran

and the heart of the mosque is enriched with inlaid granite and carlings, candle and lanterns. At the south there is a together with this compound where the graves of Md. Mohasin & his relations are present.

Serampore
Formerly recognized as Fedricnagar, Serampur was the place of missionary movement from 1793 to 1834. It holds a significant position in Bengal’s history. It was a Danish settlement till East India Company took above in 1845. The house of the Danish Governor, the Roman Catholic Church and St Olaf Churchstill stands here. There is also a

museum in Serampur College with demonstrate about the missionaries, Dr Williams Carey, Ward and Marshman and their activities. Sir William Carey recognized a printing press here and the first dialect Bengali language newspaper was in print from here. He also established the Serampore College in 1819. The further magnetism of Serampore is the Jagannath holy place in Mahesh. The Rathayatra of Mahesh is one of the major festivals in the state.

Chinsurah
Chinsurah was a Dutch resolution from 1656 to 1825. The town lies just west of the Hooghly River and is a chief road and rail association. Rice milling and rubber-goods construct are the principal industries.

Watch Tower
It is situated at the middle place of Chinsurah town. The four faces of which indicate the directions. In 1914 'British' emperor the Edward established this steel made void timepiece tower akin to a tomb. In the four sides of which there are four beautiful lamps sheds. The clock is situated in the middle portion of the tomb.

Radhanagar
The kula-debata of the Sarbadhikari family unit is to be found in Radhanagar Village, in the Hooghly District of West Bengal. The Radha-Krishna icon is worshipped on a daily basis till at present. The place of worship of Radhakanta Jiu was erected in 1840 by Raja Sitanath Sarbadhikari. It was renovated by Subol Sarbadhikari in 1981.
Radhanagar is also renowned as it is the native land of Raja Rammohun Roy (1772-1833) who was a neighbor and a good family friend of Mathura Mohan Sarbadhikari.

Pandua
Pandua is a census town in Hooghly region of West Bengal. It is a police station in Chinsurah subdivision. Its distance is 61 km from Howrah and 21 km from Bandel on the Howrah-Bardhaman main line of Eastern Railway.
The position is famous for its Minar of 125 feet and the Bari Mosque.

Debanandapur
Debanandapur 5 km away from Bandel is well-known as it is the birth-place of the renowned Bengali author, Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay. There is a museum-cum-library where documents and additional things used by him are reserved.
Tribeni
Tribeni is 8 km away from Bandel on the Bandel-Katwa line. Tribeni Tissues Limited, a paper manufacturing company and a chief provider of tissue paper to the cigarette industry, is situated at Tribeni.

Sabuj Dwip
Sabuj Dwip is a perfect go away for picnics at the time of winter. Here Eucalyptus and fresh breeze from the River Ganga create this islet a charming one. You can avail boat to go to Sabujdwip. Other than this, there are swings and sea-saw for kids and an enormous floral garden. Boating services are available here.
How to go
One can avail Bandel local from Howrah and get down at Bandel. From there take the Katwa local train to go to Somrajbazar station. Take a boat from here to Sabuj Dwip. You can take the No. 8 route bus from Chinsura and get down at Korla to walk another 15 minutes and arrive at the river.

Fairs & Festivals
Mahesh, 3 km from Serampur, has an extremely old Jagannath Temple, where the annual car festival is held in June / July each year.