Where to Stay & Eat in Serampur Travel Guide: Things to Do, How to Reach, Best Time to Visit

Sweetened thick yogurt, a Bengali staple, available at local sweet shops, rupees 40-80

Spongy cheese balls soaked in sugar syrup, iconic Bengali sweet, available at local sweet shops, rupees 10-20 per piece

Deep-fried flatbread with spicy potato curry, popular breakfast/snack, available at local eateries, rupees 50-100

Classic Bengali fish curry with steamed rice, available at local restaurants, rupees 150-300

Hilsa fish cooked in mustard gravy, seasonal delicacy, available at some Bengali restaurants, rupees 400-800 (seasonal)

Dry sweet made from fresh chhena, comes in various flavors and shapes, available at local sweet shops, rupees 15-30 per piece

Skewered meat or paneer wrapped in a paratha, popular street food, available at street stalls, rupees 80-150

Assorted fried fritters (pakoras) like aloo chop, beguni, peyaji, available at street stalls, rupees 10-30 per piece