Step through our flower-adorned gates into a world of calm, colour, and riverside charm
Just 1.5 hours from Kolkata — Gadiara, Howrah, where the Rupnarayan meets the Hooghly.
Gadiara in Howrah district is the confluence of the Rupnarayan and Hooghly rivers. Just one and a half hours away from Kolkata, it is famous as a historic picnic destination — where Lord Clive built Fort Mornington in 1742.
In that storied Gadiara, Jaltaranga Eco Resort is the only place to spend a day or two with your loved ones in a peaceful, musical atmosphere on the riverside — where the melody of nature flows, where the melody is always undulating.
Every corner crafted with artistry, every moment curated for peace and joy
Sit on the banks of the Rupnarayan river and watch breathtaking sunrises
9 unique rooms named after ragas — AC doubles, 4-bed suites, and the Royal Heritage room
Live song programs on the Dhamsa-shaped stage — music and dance in the open air
A wooden dock over our fish-filled pond — catch your own supper or just relax
Get drenched in joy with our rain dance experience under music and lights
Royal AC Banquet Hall for weddings, anniversaries, and meetings for 150+ guests
Lush green gardens, Bengal handicrafts, and peaceful rural serenity
Boat rides on the Hooghly-Rupnarayan confluence — a uniquely scenic experience
Immerse yourself in the authentic rhythm of Bengal countryside living. From refreshing water splashes and musical rain showers to tranquil fishing, organic farming, and cozy indoor games — curate your own unforgettable holiday story.
Immerse yourself in our crystal-clear swimming pool, thoughtfully designed for leisure, family fun, and cool rejuvenation amidst lush green riverside surroundings.
Drench in pure joy under dynamic misty rain showers accompanied by lively musical tracks and ambient lighting — an unforgettable group experience.
Unwind at our dedicated wooden fishing dock over the freshwater pond. Cast your line, catch local freshwater fish, or simply soak in the tranquil ripples.
Stroll around our landscaped pond adorned with an active water fountain, casting glistening droplets against golden hour Bengal sunsets.
Get up close with our flock of friendly ducks gliding across pond waters and waddling along the green banks — an absolute delight for children and nature enthusiasts.
Discover traditional, free-range poultry farming practices integrated harmoniously within our eco-resort grounds, celebrating rural Bengal heritage.
Gather your family and friends for classic indoor fun including Carrom, chess, and board games in our dedicated recreation lounge after an exciting day outdoors.
All activities can be tailored for family gatherings, school excursions, corporate team retreats, and weekend stays.
Each room named after a raga of Bengal — art, heritage and comfort in perfect harmony
Moments captured at Jaltaranga — from misty mornings to golden evenings
Gadiara sits at the magical confluence of the Hooghly, Rupnarayan & Damodar rivers — 90 km from Kolkata, yet a world apart. Explore colonial ruins, royal palaces, riverside deer parks, and unforgettable ferry rides.
Where Hooghly, Rupnarayan & Damodar meet
Gadiara's crown jewel — the breathtaking point where the Hooghly, Rupnarayan, and Damodar rivers converge. A vast, sacred expanse of water perfect for sunrise photography and peaceful riverside walks.
20-min ferry to the Triveni Sangam
A short, scenic ferry from Gadiara ghat to Geonkhali — also called Triveni Sangam — where three sacred rivers visibly merge. At just ₹8–10 per person, it's one of the most memorable rides in Bengal.
Ruins of Lord Clive's 1742 fortress
Ruins of a strategic fort built by Robert Clive (Lord Clive) on the Rupnarayan's bank — a compelling relic of Gadiara's colonial past. The crumbling ramparts framed by the golden river make for unforgettable photography.
Scenic riverside park with spotted deer
A charming nature park near the Hooghly–Rupnarayan confluence, home to spotted deer and verdant riverbank gardens. Ideal for morning walks, family picnics, and quiet wildlife photography.
Royal palace of the Garg dynasty
A majestic royal complex built by Janardhan Upadhyay Garg in the 16th century. Reach it via the Geonkhali ferry and a short Toto ride — explore grand corridors, stucco facades, the 1778 Gopaljiu Temple, and twin palace wings.
Real words from people who experienced the magic of Jaltaranga
"One of the best places I have ever visited! The riverside ambience, the music, the heritage rooms — everything was simply magical. Will definitely return."
"Ambience and staff are exceptional. Rony is an added experienced feather to the crown. The evening music program beside the river was an unforgettable experience."
"Retain your people — they make the place worth the superlative experience. The Heritage Room with antique furnishings made me feel like royalty for a day."
"One of the best places I have ever visited! The riverside ambience, the music, the heritage rooms — everything was simply magical. Will definitely return."
Sunrises over the Rupnarayan, live music under the stars, and heritage rooms waiting for you. Your perfect retreat is just a booking away.
