An industrial visit in Kolkata gives students ports, logistics, heavy industry and science museums in eastern India's largest city.
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Industry Tours3 Days / 2 NightsPort and logistics operations, heavy industry and Kolkata's heritage in three days.
Kolkata
Check-in, evening at Victoria Memorial.
Port or logistics hub visit, manufacturing unit in the afternoon.
Science City, certificates, drop at Howrah.
Kolkata is eastern India's gateway for trade, with river port operations, warehousing and heavy industry close to the city, plus Science City and the Victoria Memorial for a lighter day.
See the Kolkata industrial visit itinerary.
Mechanical, logistics and MBA students, who see port operations, warehousing and manufacturing in one trip.
Three days covers a port or logistics visit, a manufacturing unit and Science City.
October to February, after the monsoon and before the summer heat.
Kalinga temples, IT parks and Odisha's industrial belt, all within a day's drive.
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Explore →Golden sand and sunsets to end a week of plant visits on a high.
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Share a few details and a programme coordinator will call you within 24 hours with a plan that fits your syllabus, dates and budget.
Pick-up from station or airport, hotel check-in, evening safety briefing and group dinner.
Guided plant walk-through with a safety briefing, then Q&A with engineers. Local market in the evening.
Second plant or institution visit in the morning, heritage site or museum in the afternoon.
Short expert session or workshop, certificates handed over, drop at station or airport.
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