Old Tamralipta, located near Tamluk in Purba Medinipur district, West Bengal, is an ancient heritage town with a rich historical legacy dating back to the Maurya and Gupta periods. Once a prominent port city and trading hub, Tamralipta played a key role in maritime trade with Southeast Asia and was mentioned in ancient texts by Greek and Chinese travelers. Situated along the subarnarekha and Rupnarayan river systems, the town offers a glimpse into West Bengal’s early urban civilization, with archaeological remains, ancient temples, and historical sites that attract history enthusiasts and researchers alike. Its proximity to Tamluk Railway Station and the Kolkata–Digha highway ensures easy accessibility, making Old Tamralipta a must-visit destination for cultural tourism in eastern India.