Sabuj Dweep:
Sabujdeep is an attractive winter tourist spot in Hooghly district of West Bengal. The place filled with greenery at the middle of water can refreshes you. The place is nearSomrabazar station at Hooghly. The place is at the meeting point of Behula and Hooghly River.
Chandi Mandap:
In Sripur the ChandiMandap was built in the year 1707 by RaghunandanMitraMoustafi, the then financial adviser of Mughal Emperor Aurngjib. Its wooden structure is adorned by intricate carvings of Hindu deities and floral designs and on the wall the Indo Islamic paintings are done by fresco.
Ananda Bhairabi Temple:
The next spot was Ananda Bhairabi Temple (1813) of Sukharia. The deity of Anandamoyee Kali is worshipped there. The shrine is admired with 25 pinnacles and is a masterpiece of temple architecture. There are 12 small temples in two parallel rows of which 10 are aatchala (eight sloped roofs) and 2 are pancharatna (five pinnacles). Very near to it there are two more temples Harasundari Kali and Nistarini Kali which are also very worth for visiting.
Guptipara Rathayatra :
The Guptipara Rathayatra is being celebrated in Guptipara in Hooghly District of West Bengal since the 1730s. The chariot is a nabaratna-style wooden temple, where the presiding deity in the chariot is that of Radharaman Jiu. The Guptipara Rathayatra is second only to the Puri Rathayatra in terms of the distance covered. One of the unique events of Guptipara Rathayatra is the bhandara loot, which is held a day before the purnayatra or the ulto rath. A month long fair is held in Guptipara on the occasion of the festival. Every year thousands of devotees take part in the festival.