Sonargouranga
Sonargouranga , the temple with the golden figurine of Sri Chaitanya, is the most significant place of pilgrimage here. There is an abundance of temples, each one importance a visit. Krishnanagar: 118 km north from Kolkata, Krishnanagar on the banks of Jalangi River was the dwelling of Maharaja Krishnachandra, a great

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Shantipur
Shantipur had been a place of Sanskrit knowledge and literature, Vedic texts and scriptures since ninth century. The Shayam Chand Temple constructed in conservative "Aatchala" way, the Jaleswar Temple with its excellent terracotta design and the Adwaita Prabhu Temple are the extraordinary temples of Shantipur. The weavers of Shantipur have prepared themselves prominent all through

India by their proficient propensity in creation of "Tant Saree".

Palashi
Palashi is a place of huge historical importance. The legendary Battle of Plassey was fought here on 23rd June, 1757. A commemorative stone to spot the conquest of the British was uprighted here in 1883. The construction which stands even in the present day was built at an afterward phase of Lord Curzon.

Tehatta
Tehatta is another significant sub divisional township. It is the most recent subdivision in the region of Nadia.

Kalyani
Kalyani is another significant township of this district. It was identified by Dr. B. C. Roy to act as a substitute to the city of Kolkata.

Shivaniwas
Shivaniwas is situated inside Krishnaganj Block in the Sadar Sub-Division and is about 26 K.M. away from Krishnanagar. The Raj Rajeswar Temple, named after Lord Shiva. The Shivalinga preserve in this holy place is said to be the biggest in Asia.

Ragniswar temple
The Ragniswar temple and the Ram-Sita temple built in 1762 form a composite construction next to Raj Rajeswari Temple, in the vicinity recognized as Buro-Shib Mandir. The structural design of this temple bears Gothic influence.

Pannadan Deer Park
Bangaon is the boundary city between India and Bangladesh. It is 77 km away from Calcutta. The name of this park has been altered to Bibhutibhusan Wildlife Sanctuary in the name of Bibhutibhusan Banerjee, the writer of "Pather Panchali". The locale of the deer park is approximately 64 acres surrounded by a wooded area. There are roughly 300 dotted deer. At the feeding time the majority of the deer assemble here to take food and this is truly memorable scene forever. The stream Ichhamati runs closely. The tinkling resonance of the river with the tweeting of birds will definitely makes one nostalgic.