An in-depth walking tour of India’s famous “Mullick Ghat”

Rammohan Mullick built it in 1855 in memory of his father Late Nimaicharan Mullick on the ground of the old ‘Noyaner Ghat’ that their forefather Noyanchand Mullick made before 1793

Down the river, next to the Jagannath Ghat of Sobharam Basak stands Nemai Mullick Ghat

Mullick Ghat took part in the history of making the river water resources useful in public life. The river ghats on Hooghly, being intimately connected with almost all events of their life and death, reflect the ethnicities of the people of Calcutta, comprehensive of socio-economic and cultural dimensions. Thousands of people come to this ghat every day for devotion, worship, and prayer. Most of these ghats were created by zealous men and women, natives and foreigners, out of goodwill. And at Mallick Ghat you will also see the way of life of an extraordinary group of people formed in the Hooghly river basin, who have survived for hundreds of years despite adversity.