Chandernagore

Chandernagore, often spelled Chandannagar, is a small city in West Bengal, India, located along the Hooghly River. It was once a French colonial outpost and retains a unique blend of Indian and French cultural influences. This historical town is known for its colonial architecture, vibrant festivals, and scenic riverside promenade. Chandernagore was incorporated into India in 1950 and is part of the Kolkata metropolitan area. It attracts tourists for its rich history, cultural heritage, and charming ambiance, making it a notable destination in eastern India.