Kawtha Koi recently spent a refreshing day at Bawali Farmhouse, a serene retreat near Kolkata. Surrounded by greenery, the group enjoyed the peaceful vibe, relaxed by the pool, and explored charming treehouses and mud cottages. A visit to the nearby Bawali Rajbari and Gopinath Jiu Temple added a cultural touch. It was a perfect escape—blending nature, heritage, and mindful unwinding.
Kawtha Koi recently curated a heritage day trip weaving through Bengal’s rich cultural and historical tapestry.
The journey began at Jorasanko Thakur Bari, the ancestral home of Rabindranath Tagore. Now a museum, it offers a glimpse into the life and legacy of the Nobel laureate and the illustrious Tagore family .
Next, the group visited Ichapur, home to the historic Gobindajee Temple, established by Raghunath Chakrabarty. This temple stands as a testament to the region’s spiritual heritage .
The day concluded in Barrackpore, a town steeped in colonial history. Highlights included the Gandhi Ghat, commemorating Mahatma Gandhi’s visit, and the Mangal Pandey Park, honouring the sepoy whose actions in 1857 sparked the First War of Independence.
Thailand Trip Organized by Kawtha Koi
The Thailand trip organized by Kawtha Koi was an incredible journey filled with breathtaking landscapes, cultural experiences, and adventure. The group explored the stunning beaches of Phuket, indulging in water activities and enjoying the island’s vibrant nightlife. A day trip to the Phi Phi Islands offered crystal-clear waters, snorkeling, and picturesque limestone cliffs.
In Koh Samui, travelers experienced serene beaches, lively night markets, and the iconic Big Buddha Temple. The adventure continued in Khao Sok, where the group immersed themselves in nature, exploring the lush rainforest, scenic lakes, and unique floating bungalows.
The trip concluded in Bangkok, where participants visited famous landmarks like the Grand Palace and Wat Arun, shopped at bustling markets, and savored delicious Thai cuisine. With a perfect blend of relaxation, adventure, and cultural exploration, the trip was truly unforgettable for all who joined.
Kawtha Koi explored “Janai”, a quaint village in Hooghly district, West Bengal. Participants delved into the history of Janai, renowned for its ‘Monohara’ sweets and its Brahmin-dominated roots. The tour included visits to historical sites like the Raghunath Jeu Navaratna Temple and other architectural marvels, highlighting the village’s rich heritage. The event, held on a Sunday in January, included travel from Deshapriya Park to Janai and back, meals, and entry fees. Participants learned about Janai’s connection to Rabindranath Tagore and the ancestral roots of the famous Bheem Nag sweet shop. The day offered a glimpse into Janai’s historical charm and cultural significance.
Itachuna Rajbari was built in the late 18th century by the Kundan family, who were wealthy landlords and traders. The palace is a great example of Bengali architecture, with a mix of European styles.
