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The Howrah Bridge is located between the twin cities of Howrah and Kolkata in West Bengal, India. The 705m long and 30m wide bridge was built in 1943 over the Hooghly River. It was rechristened as Rabindra Setu in June 1965, after the first Indian Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore.
@ 24 Feb, 2020
The iconic bridge .It's electrical colour effect on night is very astonishing. Do visit the bridge after 6:30 pm in winter or after 7:15 pm in summer.The night view is totally awesome.Very busy part of the city.Traffic managed meaningfully.You can enjoy the view of river. I suggest just walk on this bridge once you will definitely feel so clam and peaceful.
@ 03 Feb, 2020
I had visited here and its very beautiful , there are footpaths both ways if you want walk. View is authentic , if you are going here to travel purpose then visit after sunset or during sunset for awesome view . Just feel the breeze there
@ 03 Mar, 2020
The night view is totally awesome. In daylight the view from one end to another end of city crossing over the river is great. Though you can find tremendous crowd walking through the bridge which literally shakes the roads and you can feel it. Near by there is the railway station. The area is enormously crowded.
@ 21 Feb, 2020
The night view is totally awesome. In daylight the view from one end to another end of city crossing over the river is great. Though you can find tremendous crowd walking through the bridge which literally shakes the roads and you can feel it. Near by there is the railway station. The area is enormously crowded.
@ 29 Feb, 2020
Lighting colour make the bridge awesome After sunset. While walking on footpath you see light change from one end to other. View from Howrah station and river bank is totally awesome.