Typical Bengali

I have seen a typical love for traveling among Bengalis, young and old alike. Another reason is that in West Bengal you get almost a month paid work off during Dura pooja, so after lokhi pooja and before Diwali, many people prefer to plan a trip. And, during Chrismas time as well, a tour or a picnic is a kind of the must. Bengali's do love keeping pets like birds, fish, dogs, and cats.
Their favorite places in India are

1. Khardung La: world's highest motorable road
2. Leh, Ladakh: Thiksey Monastery; Nubra valley
3. Uttranchal or Uttarakhand: Munsyari, Ukhimath (Garhwal)
4. Himachal Pradesh
1. Chitkul in Kinnaur village: It is the last inhabited village near Indo-China border. 
2. Nigen lake
5. Silk Route Sikkim: Tsongo lake, Gangtok; Aritar lake
6. Nanital
7. Thimpu, Bhutan
8. Kathmandu, Nepal 

There are a few famous festive celebrations in Bengal like

1. Akshay Tritiya: Buy Gold
2. Rath Yatra: Papad
3. Durga Pooja: Food and Pandal hopping
4. Kali Pooja: No religious ground, but started by Krishna \chandra of Navadvipa.

Bengali Ghosts: Bengali's love to read ghost stories and discuss and talk about it. There are different types of ghosts in Bengali folklore.

1. Rakkhosh: They feed on Humans and smell the human
2. Khokkosh: mini-version of Rakkosh
3. petni: unmarried woman ghost: live on sandpaper fig tree
4. shankhchuni: a ghost of a married woman living near pond
5. mambo bhoot: Muslim ghost
6. skondhokata: beheaded ghost
7. brahmadaitya: Brahmin ghost
8. jokkho: curse treasure
9. pishach: flesh-eating demons
10. Nishi:Nishir daak
11. Aleya: fisherman ghost
12. mecho Bhoot: fish lover ghost