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RameshKN
Bangalore, Inde117 contributions
déc. 2019
really majestic building with each side having big gates, visible clearly form public transport which take round of it to go from one place to other
Écrit le 31 décembre 2019
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C M
4 contributions
oct. 2019 • En famille
Good Restaurants which saw in world good in Rajasthan please when you visit in rasthan then please visit.
Écrit le 13 novembre 2019
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Travel with Hemant
Inde282 contributions
mars 2019
The best view if from North gate(Main Gate). A long wlak past and a decorates Cannon leads to stairs. The south gate provides a grand view of tree lined in drive way.The building plan is very typical. there are about 60 rooms.and this Raj Bhavan is in area around 84000 sqft. you need permission to enter the area. As its the official residence and office of the Govenor of West Bengal.
Écrit le 6 septembre 2019
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Nish0901
New Delhi, Inde1 129 contributions
juin 2019 • En solo
Raj Bhawan is a beautiful building near Eden Garden. Tight security was there outside. I didn't go inside but from outside, the building looks beautiful.
Écrit le 24 juillet 2019
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Amolak Rattan K
New Delhi, Inde2 974 contributions
janv. 2019 • Entre amis
To visit this attraction,you need prior permission from the office of Governor of West Bengal. Once you visit,you will enjoy and appreciate everything of this Grand Attraction.
Governor Amolak Rattan Kohli
Governor Amolak Rattan Kohli
Écrit le 10 avril 2019
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Indira2011
55 contributions
déc. 2017 • En solo
This has huge garden. The facade or the gate is huge white and imposing. This was made during the British era.
Écrit le 11 novembre 2018
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Gaurav S
3 contributions
avr. 2018 • En famille
i have been fortunate enough not only a sojourn in Raj Bhavan but also met with the honourable governor of West Bengal Mr. Keshari Nath Tripathi . It was totally an unforgettable.. indelible moment of my life !!!
Écrit le 22 mai 2018
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Suvarghya
Calcutta, Inde590 contributions
janv. 2018 • Entre amis
Raj Bhavan is a heritage building, used as the residence for the governor of West Bengal. It is not open for general public.
Écrit le 23 avril 2018
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Sumitkumar_13
Bombay, Inde857 contributions
oct. 2017 • En famille
This is a huge campus allotted to the Governor of West Bengal. Though common people are not allowed on daily basis you can see it from outside road
Écrit le 28 mars 2018
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Satyendra Garg
Territoire capital national de Delhi, Inde6 946 contributions
déc. 2017 • En solo
The Raj Bhavan is not just a heritage building, it is Kolkata's outstanding landmark evoking the past and sublimating it.Raj Bhavan, Kolkata, the erstwhile Government House, used to be the seat of British Imperial power.
Built in the years 1799-1803 when Marquis Wellesley was the Governor General, this historic and magnificent building was designed on the lines of Kedleston Hall in Derbyshire, the ancestral house of Lord Curzon who later lived here as the Viceroy and the Governor General exactly 100 years after Wellesley.
This three-storied building with a magnificent central area consisting of large halls has curved corridors on all four sides radiating to detached wings, each constituting a house in itself. Raj Bhavan, Kolkata, was built over 1799 and 1803.
Governor General Lord Wellesley took up residence in Government House, as it was then called, in 1803, even before the last of the artisans had vacated the mansion. Such was his impatience to live in a home worthy of a ruler of the British Empire in India. The magnificent edifice of Kolkata's Raj Bhavan, or the Government House, was completed on January 18, 1803. Twenty-three Governors-General and, later, Viceroys lived in this house, until the capital shifted to Delhi in 1912.
In keeping with Lord Metcalfe's imperial vision, this meticulously structured building was specially created away from the rest of the metropolis, magnificently proportioned amidst acres of formal gardens. Tall intricately patterned wrought iron gates with massive lions perched atop reiterated the same regal majestic message. The 'plebeian' and the 'common man' were to be kept out of what was the abode of the Governor General, the symbol of the power and might of the Monarch and the Throne.
The total area occupied by the Raj Bhavan is 27 acres. The Raj Bhavan building has 84,000 sq.ft of floor space. The residential suites are in the four corners of the second floor while the main suite - the Prince of Wales suite-used by visiting dignitaries, on the first floor North West. In the ground floor the central area is called the Marble Hall. The first floor central area consists of the Throne Room, Banquet Hall and the Blue Drawing and Brown Dining Rooms. On the first floor, North East corner has the Council Chamber, in which major Government decisions were made during British rule. The second floor has the Governor's apartments and the Ball Room.
The Government House retained this awe-instilling quality even after the departure of the last British incumbent, Sir Frederick Burrows, and the assumption of office by the first indian Governor, the illustrious Shri C. Rajagopalachari in 1947. But the imposing gates began to open for a steadily increasing stream of visitors from all classes.
Built in the years 1799-1803 when Marquis Wellesley was the Governor General, this historic and magnificent building was designed on the lines of Kedleston Hall in Derbyshire, the ancestral house of Lord Curzon who later lived here as the Viceroy and the Governor General exactly 100 years after Wellesley.
This three-storied building with a magnificent central area consisting of large halls has curved corridors on all four sides radiating to detached wings, each constituting a house in itself. Raj Bhavan, Kolkata, was built over 1799 and 1803.
Governor General Lord Wellesley took up residence in Government House, as it was then called, in 1803, even before the last of the artisans had vacated the mansion. Such was his impatience to live in a home worthy of a ruler of the British Empire in India. The magnificent edifice of Kolkata's Raj Bhavan, or the Government House, was completed on January 18, 1803. Twenty-three Governors-General and, later, Viceroys lived in this house, until the capital shifted to Delhi in 1912.
In keeping with Lord Metcalfe's imperial vision, this meticulously structured building was specially created away from the rest of the metropolis, magnificently proportioned amidst acres of formal gardens. Tall intricately patterned wrought iron gates with massive lions perched atop reiterated the same regal majestic message. The 'plebeian' and the 'common man' were to be kept out of what was the abode of the Governor General, the symbol of the power and might of the Monarch and the Throne.
The total area occupied by the Raj Bhavan is 27 acres. The Raj Bhavan building has 84,000 sq.ft of floor space. The residential suites are in the four corners of the second floor while the main suite - the Prince of Wales suite-used by visiting dignitaries, on the first floor North West. In the ground floor the central area is called the Marble Hall. The first floor central area consists of the Throne Room, Banquet Hall and the Blue Drawing and Brown Dining Rooms. On the first floor, North East corner has the Council Chamber, in which major Government decisions were made during British rule. The second floor has the Governor's apartments and the Ball Room.
The Government House retained this awe-instilling quality even after the departure of the last British incumbent, Sir Frederick Burrows, and the assumption of office by the first indian Governor, the illustrious Shri C. Rajagopalachari in 1947. But the imposing gates began to open for a steadily increasing stream of visitors from all classes.
Écrit le 25 février 2018
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Hello, when is the annual flower show in Raj Bhavan, Kolkata?
Rédigé le 30 décembre 2016
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