In this Kolkata Travel Vlog I check out some of the local markets, old British history, and fall in love with the local public transportation. Especially riding the antique tram, the vintage yellow cabs, and crossing the river on the ferry and then back over on foot via the Howrah Bridge.

To the far east of India, right on the border of Bangladesh is the former capital of the British East India, Kolkata. After a month of traveling central India, Kolkata felt like a completely different country. Regal architecture, bright yellow cabs, an antique tram line, and tree lined avenues with hazy skies made me feel like I was on the set of an old film. But despite its British influence, there were still hectic colorful markets that reminded me of the india I love. I had two days to spontaneously wander the metropolis, and here’s how it went…

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